The Nazis just pushed the exclusion to the extreme

Carrie 2022-01-12 08:02:10

It can be seen that the exclusion of Jews was the general background of Europe at that time. All the participants had no objection to the eradication of Jews in Europe, but they had a little disagreement on the method. You can say that they are all crazy Nazis, but these people are just extreme representatives in the general context. A systematic massacre cannot be accomplished by a single head of state or a small group of people. Western countries’ labelling of Hitler and the Nazis actually conceals the truth of history and shirks historical responsibilities.

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  • Lynn 2022-01-12 08:02:10

    Collingfels and Kenneth Branagh are PKing on the bank of Wanhu Lake, and many people's Dou Sen are the wiring soldiers. The only soundtrack is the Schubert String Quintet D956. Heydrich said it was fascinating, and Eichmann said it was a sentimental junk waltz. In fact, I think Eichmann really looks like a Jew, not only looks, but also how to improve efficiency after burying himself in calculations...

  • Maude 2022-03-23 09:02:52

    A horrific agreement to dehumanize and cross the bottom line in the midst of the trend.

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  • [last lines]

    Narrator: Col. Eichmann carefully edited the stenographic record of the conference. Copies were distributed to the participants to be read and then destroyed.

    Narrator: General Heydrich flew back to his headquarters in Czechoslovakia where, in a few terrible weeks, he had earned the nickname: The Butcher of Prague. In the spring, two Czech patriots trained to assassinate him and dropped from a British bomber succeeded in wounding him. In reprisal, thousands of Czechs were rounded up and shot. Heydrich's wounds grew infected, he fell into a coma and died.

    Narrator: Eichmann, as Heydrich's deputy for Jewish affairs was left to finish what they had begun at Wannsee. He considered it a matter of honor.

  • Adolf Eichmann: [berating a group of young soldiers outside passing the time by having a snowball fight] STOP IT! Stop it!

    [all stop and stand at attention, Eichmann approaches one]

    Adolf Eichmann: You! What are you doing? You're in uniform!

    Soldier: I'm sorry, sir. It just seemed to happen.

    Adolf Eichmann: [angrily slaps him across the face] Not in uniform, nothing ever "just happens".