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it depended on the political spectrum. Initially everybody thougth internaments were some kind of forced labour schemes not an extermination plan (Europe still
by kwere 6y ago
it depended on the political spectrum. Initially everybody thougth internaments were some kind of forced labour schemes not an extermination plan (Europe still had some conservative views on human rigths of non whites at the time)
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- pas 6y agoThose conservative views are alas alive and well everywhere worldwide today.
- sofixa 6y agoWell they were, it wasn't until 1942 that the first mass extermination camps were opened. And it was not whites vs X, it was Aryans vs "subhuman" "races". Jews and Slavs are as white as "pure" Germans were, yet were considered subhuman and for extermination. And anti-Semitism in general was wildly popular in many parts of the world, including Europe and the US.