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Partisan · 07-18-2001, 12:53 AM

I agree with Recycled Spooge. Burgen, as you said many officers and soldiers disagreed with Hitler, but majority didn't. It wasn't just Hitler and few of his supporters that invaded Poland, Czechoslovakia, France,etc., for that he needed support of whole population. And on the topic of Nuremberg laws, if many didn't support it why didn't they stand up and say something about it? Of course many were afraid, but one of the first rules of fascism is that dictator needs popular support to come to power and stay in it ( this is not me rumbling but stuff I learned at University). Hence majority( large one) agreed with Hitler ideas and methods!

P.S. Burgen don't be offended by you 'lean' too much to Nazy side ( all those signatures and pictures, like an old Nazy propaganda movie).
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"Sloboda ili smrt" ( Death or freedom)

[This message has been edited by Partisan (edited July 18, 2001).]

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Partisan is Offline Member Posts: 40 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Sydney ,Australia	07-18-2001, 12:53 AM I agree with Recycled Spooge. Burgen, as you said many officers and soldiers disagreed with Hitler, but majority didn't. It wasn't just Hitler and few of his supporters that invaded Poland, Czechoslovakia, France,etc., for that he needed support of whole population. And on the topic of Nuremberg laws, if many didn't support it why didn't they stand up and say something about it? Of course many were afraid, but one of the first rules of fascism is that dictator needs popular support to come to power and stay in it ( this is not me rumbling but stuff I learned at University). Hence majority( large one) agreed with Hitler ideas and methods! P.S. Burgen don't be offended by you 'lean' too much to Nazy side ( all those signatures and pictures, like an old Nazy propaganda movie). ------------------ "Sloboda ili smrt" ( Death or freedom) [This message has been edited by Partisan (edited July 18, 2001).]