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Re: Why Germans were not punished after WW2?
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Originally Posted by Chocobot
What punishment would you like to have seen?
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courts and several millions of death sentences...
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Originally Posted by Chocobot
I take it splitting the country into halves and imprisoning one half wasnt enough?
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They were not killed...
Forsa Survey based on German from both east and west, has produced what I think are astonishing results; they suggest that many Germans would like to see that grim symbol of repression, the Berlin Wall, reconstructed. 73% from the east felt that socialism was a good idea poorly implemented with 90% saying they enjoyed better 'social protection' under the GDR. Most of the Germans interviewed said they would prefer to live in West Germany should the wall still be in place but no less than 36% of former east Germans said they would prefer to live in East Germany. Anyone who has seen that rivetingly grim German film on the Stasi, The Lives of Others, will find this very hard to understand.
http://skipper59.blogspot.com/2007/1...rlin-wall.html
Last edited by MilleVanille; 05-09-2009 at 02:29 PM.
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