Recently for history, I've been reading a book title, Hitler. The book gives a description of Hitler's life from birth until death. Over the past 5 years or so, I have taken a large interest in dictators when I'm bored. Hitler to me is a truly perplexing case. Most people claim that Hitler is an awful man, and I agree that he did horrible, horrible things.
This was written as a response to part of Naomi Wolf's book, "The End of America", which I highly recommend.
According to Martin Kitchen, a professor of history at Simon Fraser University and an internationally recognized expert on German and Austrian military and economic history, “the economy was making an astonishing recovery, unemployment was largely overcome, and Hitler was regarded as a major statesman…He was on the whole, admired.” Hitler at first was not widely accepted, but deeme
I wonder if people will think that I am sick if I say, "Hitler was a great leader." Of course, I know what he did regarding the Holocaust. But if Japanese never attacked Pearl Harbor or if Germans did not try to take over Russia, then maybe Germany would have became one of the most powerful nations in the world.
Unfair Trials
I'm engaged to a guy who looks like he's straight from an Africa Massai tribe. Lip plate and everything, tattoos, ect ect. So when people ask me if I have any piercings or tattoos, I tell them, I have three piercings (nostrils, and my bellybutton), and I have two tattoos. The next question is, what I have tattoos of, one is a peace sign (surpise) and the other is well, a swastika.
The other day I turned on the news while I was getting ready to go out, and saw something that disturbed me very deeply.
