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Project Revives Nazi Atrocities in Striking Color

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Re: Project Revives Nazi Atrocities in Striking Color

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Isn’t it ironic that the new wave of fascism is led by a half German (drumpf) surrounded by so-called “Jews” and applauded by Israelis (some of which are 2nd and 3rd generation survivors)... Netanyahu wrote the playbook drumpf is using to attack “foreigners”, ie. same ideas spread by Israeli right in respect to Palestinians.

Re: Project Revives Nazi Atrocities in Striking Color

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Isn’t it ironic that the new wave of fascism is led by a half German (drumpf) surrounded by so-called “Jews” and applauded by Israelis (some of which are 2nd and 3rd generation survivors)... Netanyahu wrote the playbook drumpf is using to attack “foreigners”, ie. same ideas spread by Israeli right in respect to Palestinians.

This isn't the site for generic political or ideological musings.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Re: Project Revives Nazi Atrocities in Striking Color

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This will be very controversial but lately I've been wondering why is it that Germany's atrocities are still talked about however similar atrocities committed by the Allies are ignored.

Let's take Britains rule in India, particularly the Bengal famine of 1943 that killed 2-3 million people (as it happened around the same time as concentration camps).

https://yourstory.com/2014/08/bengal-famine-genocide/

Let's not even get into Belgium rule in Congo.

Is this just a "History is Written By the Victors”? I'm not trying to vindicate Hitler, but what's up with this?

Re: Project Revives Nazi Atrocities in Striking Color

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This will be very controversial but lately I've been wondering why is it that Germany's atrocities are still talked about however similar atrocities committed by the Allies are ignored. Let's take Britains rule in India, particularly the Bengal famine of 1943 that killed 2-3 million people (as it happened around the same time as concentration camps). https://yourstory.com/2014/08/bengal-famine-genocide/ Let's not eve…

Maybe the global reach of WWII? The examples you mention involved a few nations at most.
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