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Wehr · 02-01-2002, 03:38 AM

One of the biggest misconceptions of Germany during the war, is that they all happily stood together united throughout the entire conflict. Each and every German knew what was to become, but they were all at the same level of understanding.

All of the war atrocities commit by Germany had something [if not everything] to do with direct orders from high ranking Nazi party officials. Every single one was kept secret to the best of their ability.

People as of today are still arguing whether or not the holocaust actually happened on such a large scale because so many documents and records were destroyed.

There are still classified documents about WW1 war crimes. Goes to show that the people who commit them sure don't want anybody to find out about it.

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"Bleib von meinem loch fern junge!"
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[This message has been edited by Wehr (edited February 01, 2002).]

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Wehr is Offline Junior Member Posts: 15 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Minneapolis, MN	02-01-2002, 03:38 AM One of the biggest misconceptions of Germany during the war, is that they all happily stood together united throughout the entire conflict. Each and every German knew what was to become, but they were all at the same level of understanding. All of the war atrocities commit by Germany had something [if not everything] to do with direct orders from high ranking Nazi party officials. Every single one was kept secret to the best of their ability. People as of today are still arguing whether or not the holocaust actually happened on such a large scale because so many documents and records were destroyed. There are still classified documents about WW1 war crimes. Goes to show that the people who commit them sure don't want anybody to find out about it. ------------------ "Bleib von meinem loch fern junge!" -Stay out of my (ass)hole boy!- [This message has been edited by Wehr (edited February 01, 2002).]