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ATNinja t1_j5spgtx wrote
Reply to comment by QikPlays in A firefighter's 1943 photos of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising have been found by Geek-Haven888
And the ones that survived were not welcome back, because Poland didn't like their jews either.
There are more jews today in Germany, Austria, Italy, Denmark, Belarus, Ukraine, Romania, hungary...
ATNinja t1_j5somyw wrote
Reply to comment by FlipaFlapa in A firefighter's 1943 photos of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising have been found by Geek-Haven888
Poland was extremely anti semitic in the 40s and refused to allow their deported jews back to their homes from Siberia and the camps after ww2.
According to wikipedia, there were 3000 jews in Poland in 2010, hardly a sizeable population.
ATNinja t1_j5snfan wrote
Reply to comment by grixit in A firefighter's 1943 photos of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising have been found by Geek-Haven888
Without any data on either side; that sounds like revisionist history to make France seem less complicit.
If there's a prevailing sentiment for many years and then you start seeing "maybe surrendering so quickly was smart" "maybe the Vichy were undermining the nazis from within" just seems like changing the narrative. Like what we started seeing with the confederates 60 years after the Civil War.
Even if some Vichy officials helped some jews escape, i bet they still harmed many more jews than they helped.
ATNinja t1_j5smtvf wrote
Reply to comment by bobrobor in A firefighter's 1943 photos of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising have been found by Geek-Haven888
Do you think Poland in the 40s was not extremely anti-semitic?
ATNinja t1_iy2lv2n wrote
Reply to comment by prentiz in On April 2, 1941, a Japanese foreign minister asked Pope Pius XII to speak to U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt, so as to avert "a war of mutual destruction” by marketrent
Damn I did not know that. Left a safe leadership position too.
It's crazy to me how many leaders in ww2 fought in ww1 and were still willing to commit their young people to another war like that.
ATNinja t1_iy19hio wrote
Reply to comment by RiddlingTea in On April 2, 1941, a Japanese foreign minister asked Pope Pius XII to speak to U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt, so as to avert "a war of mutual destruction” by marketrent
>Churchill made plenty of decisions regarding war without being a military man.
Churchill did serve in the british military. Pretty sure he was in south Africa for the boer wars.
But maybe you meant active duty military?
ATNinja t1_iv2ak53 wrote
Reply to comment by justforthearticles20 in Official: Man who made synagogue threat has been identified by AudibleNod
Probably lent money to a jewish guy who refused to pay him back and instead gambled it on a complex parlay that Kevin garnet would have a great game because kg posessed a seemingly magical gemstone
ATNinja t1_itp0dh9 wrote
Reply to comment by TraditionalGap1 in At least three Palestinians killed in Israeli raids on Nablus by DavidMalony
I would say it isn't. But a terrorist organization can attack military targets and still be a terrorist organization for their terrorist attacks.
This organization is only a couple months old but has carried out attacks targeting civilians. So they're terrorists.
ATNinja t1_jec4kak wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in China calls US debt trap accusation 'irresponsible' by BubsyFanboy
>The fact of the matter is that the youth in China have a better future to look forward to than the youth in my country, and I'm fucking upset about that.
Do the youth in your country or China have an opportunity to vote for their leader and preferred policies?