williefox55
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JOC- They say Stalin killed 25-55 million of his own countrymen. About egual to MAO, also about equal to the 55 million babies that have been murdered in the U.S. since 1971.
I think it's important that we remember that histories 3 biggest murderers all committed their evil deeds in the 20th century not so long ago.
I'm restating how most-many books and documentaries tend to skip-skirt over Hitler crimes in the east against the Slavs. More Ukrainians were killed than Jewish peoples "not to minimize the holocaust".
It's important to point out this fact, since in the US has many white supremacist groups that idolize Hitler, not knowing he was hell bent on destruction of many non-Jewish white peoples.
Unlike Stalin and Mao the Hitler legacy seems to still have many twisted devotes, who are in many ways ignorant of the man they worship. I don't know if this issue exist elsewhere (outside the US).
I am reading, or actually re-reading "Forgotten Soldier" by Guy Sager. Sager was an Alsation, with a French father and German mother drafted into the German Army in approximately 1941-42. He served on the Eastern front, first as a truck driver, later as a rifleman in the Gross Deutschland Division in the combat from 1943 to the end of the war. His division was part of German Army Group Center that was destroyed in a massive Soviet offensive in June 1944, ( Operation Bagration).His division could only muster about 4000 men after this catastrophe, meaning that about three out of four men were killed, wounded, captured, missing. His description of the suffering by both sides makes this book a classic.