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What is that line where he actually says "master race"? I'd like to reply to that Quora comment.
There is no one line or phrase AFAIK.
Just trying to establish that Hitler never actually used the word "Herrenvolk".
Note that I'm not saying that the Nazis were good. They did commit mass murder against various non-German groups, not just Jews. They killed something like 2 million ethnic Poles too, and that somehow never even merits a mention in US schools.
I think the conventional view of WWII is not quite correct.
I think the conventional view of WWII is not quite correct.
The victors write the history.
Then of course, the joy of liberated Russian POWs being sent to labor camps in Siberia by Stalin after the war.
Fun fact: only 7% of territory of Russia (RSFSR) was touched by the WWII and mostly briefly
Eric Holder says
Fun fact: only 7% of territory of Russia (RSFSR) was touched by the WWII and mostly briefly
Stalingrad was "touched briefly?" Saying only 7% of Russia proper was touched by WW2 because of the massive Asian landmass is like saying a nuke attack on NY, Washington DC, and Chicago "touched less than 1% of the US landmass."
Why are you trying to disprove something? You can never do that, however you can prove something is true.
Patrick says
I think the conventional view of WWII is not quite correct.
In what way?
There is also Übermensch/Untermensch word pair...
Then of course, the joy of liberated Russian POWs being sent to labor camps in Siberia by Stalin after the war.
Does it matter if Hitler used a precise phrase ?
latitude38 says
Does it matter if Hitler used a precise phrase ?
Yes, absolutely! It is "common knowledge" that Hitler used that phrase, so if it's wrong, it's very wrong.
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