And Otto Schindler obviously wasn't a Nazi, he was a German forced to pretend he was a Nazi, QUOTE]
Really? Otto Schindler joined a pro-Nazi Sudetenland Party in 1935; he was allegedly a spy for German military intelligence and thus imprisoned in Czechoslovakia. He subsequently joined the Nazi party in February 1939 – months before the war. In the first few weeks of the war he was in Poland to see how he could make money from events. Not sure how much pretending was going on then. Schindler also regularly called himself a Nazi.
If we take your statement – ‘The only good Nazi is a dead Nazi’ – what should have happened to Schindler? Should he have been at Nuremburg? Schindler, though we all would agree was a very, very rare exception.
I do not presume to lecture anyone on the Nazi’s – just make an observation that things are not always black and white.
And so we are clear, I have only contempt for the Nazi’s and also many ‘ordinary’ Germans, of that generation, who were willingly involved in numerous atrocities. (Read: Reserve Police Battalion 101 to see what I mean by 'ordinary' Germans). I will spare you the details of the sacrifice my family made in both World Wars.
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