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Wittmann's Headstone Stolen from la cambe.
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Originally posted by Totenhead View Post
Michael Wittmann was not defending his country when he was killed, he was fighting in another country that had been invaded by his people, they were not invited.
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Originally posted by ChrisS5917 View PostWasn't it France that declared war on Germany?
Go one step further back and ask "Why did France declare war on Germany" would be a more serious question?
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Originally posted by Chris Boonzaier View PostMaybe seeing history as a series of events as opposed to questioning a single event without asking why it happened is the secret here....
Go one step further back and ask "Why did France declare war on Germany" would be a more serious question?
But that's just one guy's opinion and it is no more or less important than any other......
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Originally posted by ChrisS5917 View PostYour follow-up question lends itself more to the interpretation of history and less to the study of the events. Both may be equally important, but they differ substantially in perspective.
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So If You said "Bill banged Julie"
and I said "Actually he raped her, she said "No! please dont" five times before he got in..."
You would say I am interpreting history and they differ in perspective?
Since when is history judged by single events?
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Originally posted by Chris Boonzaier View PostSo If You said "Bill banged Julie"
and I said "Actually he raped her, she said "No! please dont" five times before he got in..."
You would say I am interpreting history and they differ in perspective?
Since when is history judged by single events?
I think I'll just bow out with a simple declaration: Never mind.
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Originally posted by ChrisS5917 View PostWasn't it France that declared war on Germany?
We all are aware why both France and Great Britain declared war on Germany.
Have some members here actually studied WW2 indepth and indeed the build up to the outbreak of WW2, studied the political and cultural changes, or have they merely entertained themselves watching silly video's on YouTube and Social Media such as Faceache ?
This is all getting rather tedious now
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its nice to have a serious discussion. But people have different opinions on the war whose fault it was and who was heroes and who was not.
We all can't agree on everything no need for insults.
but i can't understand why you guys collect Nazi items seems you hate them and think them scum. i really would like to understand.
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Originally posted by Chris Boonzaier View PostSo If You said "Bill banged Julie"
and I said "Actually he raped her, she said "No! please dont" five times before he got in..."
You would say I am interpreting history and they differ in perspective?
Since when is history judged by single events?
A lot of correct things have been said in this thread but not by the so called "do you know your history???" guys.
The "I can't believe after 70 years there are still guys tricked into the nazi stuff" is total BS. Some of you guys are just haters and make opinions not based on real facts. And making comparisons with Osama or IS is even dumber. I didn't plan to respond again on this thread but it frustrates me a lot that there are way too much ignorant people around...
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Originally posted by Totenhead View PostPlease do not start all the nonsense over again.
We all are aware why both France and Great Britain declared war on Germany.
Have some members here actually studied WW2 indepth and indeed the build up to the outbreak of WW2, studied the political and cultural changes, or have they merely entertained themselves watching silly video's on YouTube and Social Media such as Faceache ?
This is all getting rather tedious now
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Originally posted by ironcross13 View Postbut i can't understand why you guys collect Nazi items seems you hate them and think them scum. i really would like to understand.
It has always been my experiance that 90% of collectors of WW2 German do so for reasonably honorable and historical reasons. 10% do so with some hind of hidden (or non hidden) sympathy agenda.
And those 10% taint the hobby..... its like having 90% Spring water and 10% urine in a bottle..... No matter how pure and from which crystel glacier the spring water came from... people looking at that 1l bottel of mainly harmless spring water will only think of the 100ml of urine.... in there.... and that is why I think this hobby suffers so much.
I dont collect nazi Items, I collect German items and I despise the 10% that doo my hobby damage.
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Originally posted by JanC View PostI guess we will never agree because on the other side of the pond they learn apparently an other history. I have hundreds of history and war books and all are written by European historians. It is not all as black/ white as you think. And it is true that history is written by the winner of the war. History lessons given in the US ARE NOT the same as Russian history lessons. .
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