The US and the Holocaust

[Peerie Maa]

It was hard to believe that so many Germans actually did this stuff for Hitler. But then, I have a hard time understanding hating so much.

The majority of Germans did not "do" anything, they just kept their heads down and carried on.
Just as the majority of the population of any nation do not "do" much unless their lives are seriously impacted.
Lose that overworked word hate. Most people do not get emotional enough to hate, they mostly don't care so long as they are left alone.

[John Smith]

The majority of Germans did not "do" anything, they just kept their heads down and carried on.
Just as the majority of the population of any nation do not "do" much unless their lives are seriously impacted.
Lose that overworked word hate. Most people do not get emotional enough to hate, they mostly don't care so long as they are left alone.

Turning one's head is doing something.

Were there three episodes of this series? Or did one of the ones I recorded simply get mislabeled?

[hawkeye54]

John, this was a 3 part series - 'The homeless, The tempest tossed' was part 3



Rick

[CWSmith]

It wasn't hard to see the relevance to today's debates in the story that Burns told. He's good at that.

[John Smith]

John, this was a 3 part series - 'The homeless, The tempest tossed' was part 3



Rick

I saw the one from the beginning; in th e1930's, and I saw the one that ended with Jan 6. I must have missed second one, but the one I recorded that said it was the 2nd one was the same as the 3rd.

I'll have to see if it comes on again. Thanks.