I know. Godwin's law. Whatever.
But reading about pre-war Germany and how they allowed, nay nurtured, Hitler and fascism... you cannot help but draw parallels.
'He says those things but he doesn't really mean them' (he did)
'Oh, it won't be all of [group], only the bad ones.' (it was all of them)
But reading about pre-war Germany and how they allowed, nay nurtured, Hitler and fascism... you cannot help but draw parallels.
'He says those things but he doesn't really mean them' (he did)
'Oh, it won't be all of [group], only the bad ones.' (it was all of them)
Comments
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'It was either him or communism.' (it wasn't)
'It won't affect me.' (it did)
They Thought They Were Free: The Germans 1933-45 by Milton Mayer
Travelers in the Third Reich by Julie Boyd
and of course
Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L. Shirer