do the germans feel bad for believing in hitler?

Answer 1

They are generally apologetic.
I met this German woman who stress to me she and most Germans did not know what Hitler was doing.

It was very important to her that I heard her say that and that I understand that they were fooled too.

I still don't understand how 6million could be killed and most Germans did not have a clue.

Their neighbors disappeared for Christ Sakes!
No body noticed? Come On!

Answer 2

I'm a politically neutral German and belong to a religion that was persecuted by Hitler, but I don't really have an opinion myself. However, everyone has their own feelings. People with a strong sense of nationalistic pride might feel bad. Others may view it as a poor reflection on the past generation and not theirs, so they don't really feel shame. It all depends on the particular person. It's kind of like, do Americans feel bad about the Trail of Tears or slavery? I'm not saying that these things should merit Americans feeling bad, but if you put yourself in a similar situation as the Germans, then you can understand their feelings a little better.

Answer 3

historic past. The Germans were compelled to signal a humiliating armistice on the close or WWI. The Jews of their u . s . a . bleed Germany financially and reason a terrible melancholy. Hitler's , very last answer" quite got here from one among his advisers. The German people were usually unaware of what grow to be happening, regardless of the reality that some aided escaping Jews. Why did 5, 6 or 7 million ( in preserving with what Jews are putting forward, this 3 hundred and sixty 5 days), people load themselves into farm animals automobiles for execution? probable a similar element that makes them construct monuments to their ennui of the time. The Jews had not protection rigidity or u . s . a ., on the time. they couldn't in any respect have attacked a real potential , like Germany, in any case.

Answer 4

It's part of their upbringing. They have been for the last 60 years been taught to feel guilty for their nations past. When they go to sporting events around the world, they don't sing their national anthem because of their past. It's kind of a social conditioning that a outside group is responsible for.

Germany has been and is still being run by Zionists in a covert fashion. The information that is presented as facts about WW2, Adolf Hitler and the company he kept that you read about in high school is not accurate and leaves out many key and integral facts that change the whole face of WW2.

Zionists actually worked with Hitler to build concentration camps. WW2 was actually a Zionist plot.

Answer 5

I live in Germany, and although I am not German, I know that they do not feel bad for at one time believing in Hitler. That was all they knew at the time, and now they know different. I know many Germans who supported Hitler at one point, but now support our soldiers. They now know the truth and have no reason to feel bad because they were made to believe things that were not true.

Answer 6

Yes !

Difficult to describe the feeling , because I was born in 1967 , 22 years after the war.
I talked to many people and indeed a huge amount of people had no clue what really was going on. There was no TV and for those who had radio ... well, they only got to hear what the regime wanted them to hear. It is easy to damn a nation, when you don't know how it was. I did that also , many years. I thought , how could they all be quiet and pretend they knew nothing ? But even if they knew, they had the option to be quiet or getting killed. Many died ......too much were killed.
A bad heritage hard to bear for me...one reason, why I will never agree with war !

Answer 7

First of all we have several military bases of all branches placed all over Germany. In order to do so Germany would have to agree to it, just like Japan and Korea would have to agree to our bases in their countries. We've been at war with those countries as well. I'm sure if German people in general agreed with Hitler and his plan we would not have U.S soldiers raising their families in their country. Also we still would be at war. There are racist and prejudice people in every country, and most any country would wish to be the Super power of the world, which is why war is always inevitable.

Answer 8

The Germans of today, who were members of the Nazi Party in the 1930s and 1940s, probably feel the same as Americans will in the future about supporting Bush's rise to power.

Answer 9

I'm sure they are, but what's funny about that is if Hitler had of died in say 1937, he would went down as one of the greatest statemen in German history.

Answer 10

Do Americans feel bad about believing George Bush, not much difference in the two men