Auschwitz

#41
CalcuoCuchicheo said:
'Assisted'? Yeah, I suppose they did but you convientely left out that the Allies paid for this assistance & paid heavily. America wasn't doing anything that didn't benefit them.

As for the American pilots who flew in the Battle of Britain, I will salute them as men of true heart who fought for righteous reasons.



Yeah, because America was on the frontline & it's civilians were getting slaughtered. Fact is, America flattens then sends in troops & I was praising those who knew they would die if they didn't flee but still stood regardless, just to slow down the Nazis.



America was doing business with Germany right up until they joined the war. An act was passed to stop American businesses trading with Germany, I think it's name was something imaginative like the 'Trading With The Enemy Act'



Remind me again, how many soldiers did America have at it's disposal & how much equipment did it have that it could have given to the Allies rather hindering the Alleis war effort by asking for payment?

Also, America wasn't fighting for six years.



I live in Britain & while I choose to avoid these Hollywood movies, American propaganda sickens me nonetheless.
Up until December 7th 1941 America was neutral therefore how can you expect them to virtually join the war on the Allied side when the isolationist movement was still in control of the country? If FDR had to of intervened as you so wish (i.e. joining the war effort right away) he would have been quickly ejected from power. Put yourself in the position of the American leadership in the early war years before disparaging their efforts.
 
#42
Rukas said:
The Polish loss is the real forgotten Holocaust. Everytime Holywood or anyone makes a movie or anything bout the Holocaust its Jews this and Jews that. Not suprising considering that Jews run Holywood, they use the shit to their advantage for pity, and never make a mention of the other people that lost their lives, we used for slave labour, etc etc.
As you are of Polish descent it is easy to see why you concentrate on your own peoples losses. However to come out with a comment like "Everytime Holywood or anyone makes a movie or anything bout the Holocaust its Jews this and Jews that. Not suprising considering that Jews run Holywood, they use the shit to their advantage for pity" is not only ignorant but also sad. Why sad? Sad because your letting yourself fall into the same frame of mind which enabled 11 million innocents be slaughtered.
 
#43
Morris said:
And since the United States was the only nation to face a 2 front war except for Germany throughout World War II, I think efforts to dismiss its war effort are completely farcical.
You can't say that the US were the only nation t have a 2 front war...

Apart from the Pacific war there was really no "front line" for theme in Europe til the '44 offensive...

And USSR also had a two(or more even) war front, west, east, south asia as well as the french and the british who were fighting in Europe, Asia and Africa...
 
#44
Zero Cool said:
Up until December 7th 1941 America was neutral therefore how can you expect them to virtually join the war on the Allied side when the isolationist movement was still in control of the country? If FDR had to of intervened as you so wish (i.e. joining the war effort right away) he would have been quickly ejected from power. Put yourself in the position of the American leadership in the early war years before disparaging their efforts.
I'm replying to the idea that America saved the day & were in the war for righteous reasons.

Roosevelt wasn't being discussed but the actions of America that did take place & the current perception of those actions
 

The.Menace

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#46
you say not everybody knew about the camps, but how can you not smell the bodies being burned? how can u not notice that all of a sudden all the jews in a city are gone? they DID know, because everybody collaborated (otherwise they could've been next)

thats why in germany nowadays you cant say the sentance: "Wir haben es nicht gewissen" (we didn't know)
First of all, check your spellin it goes like this "Wir haben es nicht gewußt" - there ain't no verb "gewissen". Anyway. No everybody knew. Simple as that. Jews were send somewhere else, that is what they knew but not everyone knew about death camps. And of course there was a lot of pressure on the people as well, I mean if you were against the nazis it wasn't easy you know. not at all. It wasn't like from one day to an other there were no more jews around. It was a slow "process". Many seem to forget that the torture of jews people didn't start with the camps. It ended there, but the torture happend for years while they were still part of the society. They couldn't get no jobs, they had no longer the right to go to university, etc etc etc.... All this was part of the crime, we shouldn't only see the dead bodies. Oh well. And dead bodies smell but if it's not like you could smell them in whole germany, what's the point?

Not everybody knew.
 
#47
i said the ppl in auswitch knew... there were villages there.
the russians later took all the ppl who lived there and forced them to see the camps with all its distruction that it did...
 
#49
Morris said:
There were hundreds of concentration camps in Germany and Poland. And everyone who lived near one of those camps knew what was going on.
Its sad to see such a thing happening. I think anyone who rebelled against it wud have prolly been kiled. That is prolly what prevented them from stoppin it.
 

The.Menace

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#50
OF course everyone tht was against the nazis was suspected and was in danger.

There were hundreds of concentration camps in Germany and Poland. And everyone who lived near one of those camps knew what was going on.
Still this ain't everybody if u ask me. People knew that the jews get "moved" but I don't think anyone realized that it was str8 up killin.

I think that the system develloped and once it was established, the people weren't able to stop it. Nazis did a great job of controllin and manipulate.
 
#51
Still this ain't everybody if u ask me. People knew that the jews get "moved" but I don't think anyone realized that it was str8 up killin.
At places like Auschwitz, thousands of corpses were burned each day. The absolutely terrible smell of burning human flesh would have unquestionably made it around the camp. And no, it's not everybody. But it was a whole hell of a lot of them.

I think anyone who rebelled against it wud have prolly been kiled. That is prolly what prevented them from stoppin it.
What prevented most Germans from stopping it was apathy.

It's important to remember that in the 1930s the Germans democratically elected fascists who didn't hide their rabid anti-semitism. Hitler was elected more than 10 years after writing Mein Kampf, a well circulated book. To say Mein Kampf contained overt anti-Semitism would be a vast understatement.
 

Xero

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#52
Wow wow... I read all this, so my reply will be a bit large as I've been reading a lot from the 2nd world war and the jews specially. (not jew, not arab, not having anything to do with them or the germans or anything, this will be my own position.)

The.Menace said:
Do you think the soldiers could choose if they want to go to war? do you think it was their decision? It wasn't man. If they asked you to go to the army and you didn't you just got killed. That simple. Believe me, most of those people, of those soldiers, didn't fight for no ideals at all......just tried to survive you know.

peace
Those soldiers that were the killers of jews (The Einsatzgruppen) chose to kill jews, they could avoid it if they wanted it, but the ones that were in here, were because they wanted to kill jews. Same as the antisemitic groups in Hungry, Ucrain, Romania, etc.

Illuminattile said:
That's what I'm wondering. I mean, the Nazis didn't deliberately infect them with diseases, but they did cause diseases to spread because of the poor, cramped conditions and whatnot.
They infected prisoners with diseases to check what happened to them. All those experiments were made at concentration camps.

Rukas said:
Ermmm.... Eleven million people were killed inthe Holocaust. Five million of these were non-Jewish. Three million were Polish Christians and Catholics.

http://www.holocaustforgotten.com/poland.htm

The Polish loss is the real forgotten Holocaust. Everytime Holywood or anyone makes a movie or anything bout the Holocaust its Jews this and Jews that. Not suprising considering that Jews run Holywood, they use the shit to their advantage for pity, and never make a mention of the other people that lost their lives, we used for slave labour, etc etc.
The same quote used by the nazi propaganda! My congratulations, seems the history repeats.

CalcuoCuchicheo said:
'Assisted'? Yeah, I suppose they did but you convientely left out that the Allies paid for this assistance & paid heavily. America wasn't doing anything that didn't benefit them.
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Couldn't say it better.

CalcuoCuchicheo said:
America was doing business with Germany right up until they joined the war. An act was passed to stop American businesses trading with Germany, I think it's name was something imaginative like the 'Trading With The Enemy Act'
Exactly, one of those trading goods with the germans was Henry Ford, who also got a medal. I bet you can see a picture of it in wikipedia, as I did a research paper on him.

feichen said:
you say not everybody knew about the camps, but how can you not smell the bodies being burned? how can u not notice that all of a sudden all the jews in a city are gone? they DID know, because everybody collaborated (otherwise they could've been next)
While not everybody collaborated, people were either:
a) Scared of being sent to other places.
b) Anti-semitic and with ideals similar to the nazi party
c) Didn't care

The.Menace said:
First of all, check your spellin it goes like this "Wir haben es nicht gewußt" - there ain't no verb "gewissen". Anyway. No everybody knew. Simple as that. Jews were send somewhere else, that is what they knew but not everyone knew about death camps. And of course there was a lot of pressure on the people as well, I mean if you were against the nazis it wasn't easy you know. not at all. It wasn't like from one day to an other there were no more jews around. It was a slow "process". Many seem to forget that the torture of jews people didn't start with the camps. It ended there, but the torture happend for years while they were still part of the society. They couldn't get no jobs, they had no longer the right to go to university, etc etc etc.... All this was part of the crime, we shouldn't only see the dead bodies. Oh well. And dead bodies smell but if it's not like you could smell them in whole germany, what's the point?

Not everybody knew.
Exactly, it started with laws that stopped jews from doing many stuff: be in government, go to certain schools, go to university, be attorneys, lawyers, etc. Later they were moved to ghettos where they would put quotes of food and make people work for food. They were separated from the rest of the germans, although it started to happen slowly. After most of the jews were in ghettos they started eliminating them by making their life really hard, with no health conditions in the ghettos, cold places, dividing their communities by assigning a council and jew police inside the ghettos who had more priviledges (although temporarily).

Later they just deported them to concentration camps or back to their countries where they were immigrants. Meanwhile, their houses were sold to their old neighbors and their things confiscated for the Third Reich.

Concentration camps were made separated from cities and were kept hidden during quite some time, because they had signs preventing anyone from getting near or being shot. They also were near the rail roads, for quick arrival.

The towns that were near, usually didn't care or do anything to save them. Any one helping jews would be killed by the Gestapo agents or the SS. Anyone opposing the nazi regime would be killed or sent to camps.

There is many books trying to explain how normal germans would become sadistic killers with their prisoners.

Most of Europe was full of antisemitism but look next answer:

Morris said:
It's important to remember that in the 1930s the Germans democratically elected fascists who didn't hide their rabid anti-semitism. Hitler was elected more than 10 years after writing Mein Kampf, a well circulated book. To say Mein Kampf contained overt anti-Semitism would be a vast understatement.
Antisemitism was all over germany/polland/romania/ucrania/austria/france/britain/united states. In other words, everywhere there was antisemitism. U.S. didn't fill their immigration quotes of jews because of fear of a national revolt because of the deep antisemitism. We find in France the antisemitism that appeared when the germans invaded them and instated the government of Vichy in france, full of antisemitism which revoked french jews rights. Or Britain's antisemitism which didn't let the jews get into Palestine or even in their own country. Ucranians, Romanians participated with the germans into polgroms of the jews in many occasions.

The question lies in here, how a non-german could manipulate the german people into voting for him, and where did the laws stop it? Well, could have been because Germany was fucked up due to the 1st world war, and everybody loves powerhungry warmongers as governors.

Even history books and the information was changed and made people adorate hitler like a god (similar to what North Korea has right now). Hitler was Germany and Germany was with Hitler (though not all of it, but a big majority)
 

The.Menace

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#53
Those soldiers that were the killers of jews (The Einsatzgruppen) chose to kill jews, they could avoid it if they wanted it, but the ones that were in here, were because they wanted to kill jews. Same as the antisemitic groups in Hungry, Ucrain, Romania, etc.
I just want to make one thing very clear: I don't try to say that anyone was innocent, not at all, I just try to say that not anyone was guilty, knew wassup, supported what happend....but in no way I want to protect whoever actuelly killed jews in this genocide.
 
#54
exactly, not everybody knew what happened to the jews, or to those in the eutanasia program for example. At least in the start not everybody knew, when people started to know, there was few things to do.
 

Butt Rubber

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#55
Xero said:
exactly, not everybody knew what happened to the jews, or to those in the eutanasia program for example. At least in the start not everybody knew, when people started to know, there was few things to do.
:thumb: pretty much, yeah

I'd imagine at first it would be hard to grasp the concept of this actually happening, but as time went on it became more real
 
#56
CalcuoCuchicheo said:
'Assisted'? Yeah, I suppose they did but you convientely left out that the Allies paid for this assistance & paid heavily. America wasn't doing anything that didn't benefit them.
Did you forget that the United States was in the midst of a decade long Great Depression? The American industries that made the war equipment sent to the Allies had to be paid, and despite your efforts to portray otherwise, all Allied nations were heavily indebted to the United States, with only the Scandinavian countries ever repaying their debts to America.

Yeah, because America was on the frontline & it's civilians were getting slaughtered. Fact is, America flattens then sends in troops & I was praising those who knew they would die if they didn't flee but still stood regardless, just to slow down the Nazis.
How are you equating a lack of American civilian deaths with a diminished American war effort? Instead of belittling the American role in the war, perhaps it should be commended for stretching tens of thousands of miles on three fronts.

And your "fact" that America flattens and then sends in troops is an embellishment. The United States suffered hundreds of thousands of casualties, and little islands like Iwo Jima and Okinawa took months to occupy.

The American forces couldn't flatten much of anything in the Pacific theater because of complex underground Japanese installations. And the American forces attempts to "flatten" the Normandy coast on the morning of June 6 1944 was a total failure. To act like every other country did grunt work except for the United States is ludicrous.

America was doing business with Germany right up until they joined the war.
This is simply untrue. In fact, FDR had signed a Neutrality Act years before WWII started which stopped the United States from trading military materials with any European nation, from Britain to Russia to Germany.

The truth is that as soon as the first shots were fired, FDR started skirting that Act to aid the Allies, specifically the British. In addition to our pilots flying for the RAF, we were openly shooting at German boats in the Atlantic by 1940.

Also, America wasn't fighting for six years.
American soldiers were fighting the Axis powers from summer of 1940 til the end of the war. So it was 5 years, not six.

I live in Britain & while I choose to avoid these Hollywood movies, American propaganda sickens me nonetheless.
Care to tell us what propaganda in particular you're referring to?
 
#57
The same quote used by the nazi propaganda! My congratulations, seems the history repeats.
How is that propaganda? A large amount of slavs did die, a very large amount, not too much lower then jewish atrocities.

And Rukas is right, Jews do run hollywood, thats not the least bit antisemetic, they run hollywood to a large extent, and a lot of coorperate America. Theres a clear reason why it is the way it is, During the holocaust in WWII, many jews, naturally, tried to flee;However, only a select few were fortunate enough to escape the horrific atrocities in Europe. Those Jews that were able to flee, were usually jews that had alot of money, or Scientists etc, pretty smart (in that sense)/rich people. Then you have a group of Jewish entertainers that were kept alive to a large part to entertain. In a way genitic weeding took place.

Im not saying every Jew is rich or has something to do with Entertainment/Coorperate world of America, but there is a large percentage of the small population that do live in America, Simply for that reason that Ive mentioned.

Now As for everyone else that has died in WWII, in horrific ways, they should be remembered too, there were death camps not just for Jews but for everyone; however, that shouldnt take anything away from those jews that died.

What needs to be remembered is it was a horrible display of mankind, and it should not be repeated. And you cant put the blame really on the German people, they were in the mist of a depression, when you stomach hurts you will do whatever it takes. A mass mob feeling came over them, just like it would with any other group of people (for the most part). You can put some blame on how the aftermath of WWI was treated.
 
#58
its absolutely disgusting, and the best part is,t here are people in this world who DENY that it ever happened :rolleyes:

watch scheindler's list, its a very touching true story
 
#59
Morris said:
Did you forget that the United States was in the midst of a decade long Great Depression? The American industries that made the war equipment sent to the Allies had to be paid, and despite your efforts to portray otherwise, all Allied nations were heavily indebted to the United States, with only the Scandinavian countries ever repaying their debts to America.
Did you forget America's policy of isolationism? They weren't supposed to be getting into anything......but they'd happily make money off it. Remember also, like I said, America was selling goods to Germany.....yeah they sure helped the Allies there. Then Pearl Harbour happened, America got worried & joined the war.

Pay America back?? I want you to specify if you're talking about repayment of debts incurred through purchase of materials etc. - ie. during war - or if you're talking about the Martial Plan.

Let me tell you now though, the Allies paid America in money & blood. I mean, if America had supported the Allies from the start instead of just when she got scared, the war wouldn't have been as devastating & these 'debts' would not have been incurred.

Also, don't think the Allies aren't paying for it now in other ways. By accepting American aid some of the Allies were left indebted to America in such a way that it still plays a factor in today's politics. You think America would be as strong as she is today without the World Wars? The answer is no. Now the world has to pay.

Morris said:
How are you equating a lack of American civilian deaths with a diminished American war effort? Instead of belittling the American role in the war, perhaps it should be commended for stretching tens of thousands of miles on three fronts.
Remind me of the 3 fronts on which America was fighting.

Then remind me how long America was in the war. Then remind me how long Britain was in the war. Then remind me who stood against Germany by herself when her Allies had all but surrendered.

Not America.

And how can I do this? Maybe because Russians were charging down their enemy with anything they could lay their hands on, while America decimates areas before sending in any of their 'heroic' citizens.

As for commending them. I am meant to commend a country for being selfish, heartless, snake-like & dramatic? I don't think so.

Morris said:
And your "fact" that America flattens and then sends in troops is an embellishment. The United States suffered hundreds of thousands of casualties, and little islands like Iwo Jima and Okinawa took months to occupy.
LOL!! Put that down to the inadequency of American troops who constantly overestimate their worth while underestimating their enemy.

Morris said:
The American forces couldn't flatten much of anything in the Pacific theater because of complex underground Japanese installations. And the American forces attempts to "flatten" the Normandy coast on the morning of June 6 1944 was a total failure. To act like every other country did grunt work except for the United States is ludicrous.
You quoted me on my reference to Nazis & thus, Germany & the war in Europe yet somehow you keep talking about Japan - avoiding something are we?

American forces attempted & failed - how familiar does that sound?

It's not coincidence America fail time & time again & take mass (military) casualties whenever they 'fight'.

Btw, never did I say America did nothing at all. That would be ludicrous.

Morris said:
This is simply untrue. In fact, FDR had signed a Neutrality Act years before WWII started which stopped the United States from trading military materials with any European nation, from Britain to Russia to Germany.
And this proves.....? Oh right I get it, you were trying to tell me that America doesn't classify oil as a 'military material'. OK, great point.

And I wasn't just speaking of the government.

Morris said:
The truth is that as soon as the first shots were fired, FDR started skirting that Act to aid the Allies, specifically the British.
Understand that I have a lot of respect for FDR, but he wasn't in control of all the materials was he? No.

There was also an 'elevated' price for a lot of materials.

Morris said:
In addition to our pilots flying for the RAF, we were openly shooting at German boats in the Atlantic by 1940.
America can't take the credit for some individuals having heart, balls & morals.

'Openly shooting'? That's cool but they weren't exactly hounding them were they?

Also, Britain had the greatest Navy in the world & was quite comfortable, under the circumstances, with a naval battle.

Morris said:
American soldiers were fighting the Axis powers from summer of 1940 til the end of the war. So it was 5 years, not six.
OK, British soldiers have been fighting for quite a few hundred years then. And there I was, thinking we were discussing America in World War II, not America before they joined the war.

Morris said:
Care to tell us what propaganda in particular you're referring to?
Well, I doubt you would recognize it. Unless you took off your spectacles of course..... you know, the rose-tinted ones.
 
#60
CalcuoCuchicheo said:
LOL!! Put that down to the inadequency of American troops who constantly overestimate their worth while underestimating their enemy..

American forces attempted & failed - how familiar does that sound?

It's not coincidence America fail time & time again & take mass (military) casualties whenever they 'fight'.
America had and and continues to have some of the most courageous troops in the world. Their skill, dedication and effectiveness is admired the world round. In two world wars they have tipped the balance in the Allied favour. In WWII especially, the U.S. Army proved the resiliance and sheer toughness of their troops. For a time Hitler believed American soldiers to be the "weak-links" in the Allied war effort. The invasion of France and later Battle of the Bulge proved this ludicrous assumption wrong. All evidence points to the fact that the majority of U.S. troops were of the highest calibre. To suggest otherwise is simply untrue.
 

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