Right and Easy Are Rarely The Same Thing - Part 3 of 5, World War II

It is obvious and often mentioned that if the averageconsider the economics of the time of the collapse of
German could have found away to set aside theirthe Wiemar Republic. Germany was in shambles and
dejection from the collapse of the Wiemar Republicthe average German was suffering economically and
and rejected the policies of Adolf Hitler, the lives lost inemotionally disheartened by the failure of their efforts
World War II and in the prison camps may have beenat liberal democracy. Adolf Hitler filled their stomachs. I
spared. We see footage of the camps right next toam not justifying or condoning the failure of the
sleepy little towns and the skeptical narrator without failaverage German to reject the Nazi party and
questions the veracity of the people that claim thatchallenge their actions. I am asking you to consider that
they knew nothing about what was going on in thewhat we expect them to have done is something that
camps and they had no idea what that smell was.It ishumanity has not perfected. We expect them to have
easy in hindsight and as someone who was not thereset aside their own comfort and perhaps their own
to admonish them for their impotence. I ask you tosurvival for the greater good.