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> I think it’s under-appreciated how much the rise of the Nazis was a direct result of Germany’s loss in World War One. Huh? Even school textbooks talk about h
by unmole 4y ago
> I think it’s under-appreciated how much the rise of the Nazis was a direct result of Germany’s loss in World War One.
Huh? Even school textbooks talk about how the humiliating terms of the Treaty of Versailles lead to the rise of Hitler. Or as my high school history teacher joked: WW2 started in 1919.
- licebmi__at__ 4y agoAnd still even people who agree with this point, will give all kind of validation and mysticisms on the nazi ideology. I mean I might be wrong, but I would be surprised if GGP didn’t also heard/agreed with the historical factors from WWI that explain WWII, but still the discussion went with human nature and a ideology about violence.