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…
Whataboutism aside, a big difference is EIC or Churchill did not try to depopulate Bengal or target it’s native population. In Germany, the Jewish population was blamed for the countries problems and their extermination was a stated objective of the government’s policy. Concentration camps, gas chambers - they even extended this to other countries: Belgium, France, Poland, Russia Famines are caused by environmental i…
Nice use of a meme word. My point was that you need to look at history in context.
> a big difference is EIC or Churchill did not try to depopulate Bengal or target it’s native population.
This is disputed https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/not-his-fines...
> Famines are caused by environmental issues, a monsoon affects crops or bad policy like Mao in China or Kim in NK
Famines can be manufactured which I believe the Bengali famine was. Holodomor was planned https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor