Might have to give this a watch....something I'm interested in.
I get what you're saying about visiting the camps museum/memorial. I've always wanted to visit Auchwitz Birkenau, but deep down I know I don't want to....if that makes sense.
I'm currently reading The Holocaust by Martin Hilbert, without doubt the best one I've read on the subject. What really comes across is how it evolved from 1 or 2 isolated murders, to a few hundred, to thousands, and how it became normalised.
It's a long book, 828 pages, plus 130 pages of notes, references and index, but I would highly recommend it.
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I was in the Army but due to my job we had interpreters to help us communicate with locals. One of them I spoke to about it one day and he insisted there was no way the locals knew what was going on.
He tried to say that the camp was in such a location that at the time there was nothing around and the houses I saw now that would have seen hundreds of malnourished and mistreated men women and children pass by on their way to the camp wouldn't have even been there.
I didn't believe that at the time and I don't believe that now! What I have changed my mind on is what could they do by that point?
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