I wanted to broach the subject on the blog of Professor Jordan, but I can not post on her, and then the insult here.
Today is Remembrance Day, which remembers the extermination of the Jewish people and beyond, including homosexuals, gypsies, Jehovah's Witnesses, and many others, unfortunately. Yesterday in class
abbaimo held a discussion on this subject: The professor talked to a lot of respect for the general and historical data, so give us a general frame, and then we made a series of questions, including "if you were what you would have been German done? "and" do you think is useful to remember this day? the man can learn from his mistakes? "
course there are more opinions;
GIULIA : many have not done anything, why not a single person can change things, it is useful to recall if the man does not learn from their mistakes, as you can see by the crisis in Rwanda.
MICHELE the Germans to know what was going on could do more , hide Jews and others, to help save them. Next you should remember all the wars, not just this.
MARIA : you have to remember all the wars, and not only this, the extermination of Native Americans, because there are many other
VITTORIO and Mat: many could do more, and if more people were united against a government like this would not have successo.Personalmente I do not think I would have done nothing to counter the Germans out of fear.
IO: c redo that the winners write history, and things as the extermination of Native Americans were not noticed because it was inconvenient to point that out, too, such as German, as it can now claim to have noble ideas, I would have done nothing to fear this war then there was physically very close, and we could not ignore it, as the crisis in Rwanda.
excuse any inaccuracies, benebenebene I do not remember everything you said (I forget the thought of Julia fabio and ask confirmation).
