Post: Your thoughts on the Nazi Era
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01-02-2011, 07:36 AM
#1
aNaTuMy-
Banned
I just recently finished watching the movie " The Diary of Anne Frank. " And the movie just really hit me. Anyone else who has seen the movie will agree its a very heart felt true story about a girl who has to experience this.
Very sad experience just watching it.
To me, I just really despised what Nazis' were doing that period in time. It really sickens me to hear all these stories, but it really educates you on what just only 50 or 60 years ago. Just very sad all in all.
A great book I would recommend reading is "Night" by Elie Wiesel.
Great book.
Also the Diary of Anne Frank. Both really sad but it really gets to you.
So yeah, tell me your thoughts on what you think about this topic.
01-02-2011, 08:12 PM
#11
the stuff
League Champion
Originally posted by Cudder
What bothers me is the people who dont take events like this seriously. People put swastikas on their Black Ops playercards and laugh about it when in reality its a symbol that represents the extinction of millions of people. Nobody puts the twin towers in their playercard because they were around when 9/11 happened so at least one part of their conscience is telling them to do the right thing. Schooling needs to put more of an emphasis on events like these at a younger age because kids these days dont understand how awful theyre being when they poke fun at the holocaust
01-02-2011, 09:45 PM
#12
aNaTuMy-
Banned
Originally posted by Cudder
What bothers me is the people who dont take events like this seriously. People put swastikas on their Black Ops playercards and laugh about it when in reality its a symbol that represents the extinction of millions of people. Nobody puts the twin towers in their playercard because they were around when 9/11 happened so at least one part of their conscience is telling them to do the right thing. Schooling needs to put more of an emphasis on events like these at a younger age because kids these days dont understand how awful theyre being when they poke fun at the holocaust
I really agree with what you have had to say.
01-02-2011, 10:26 PM
#14
Jeff
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Originally posted by 1989
I don't really spend much time thinking about the war, but In my opinion the one film which shows the true brutality in the ways which Jews were treated would be Schindlers List. I read Anne Franks Diary a long time ago and it was interesting but as Jeff above me said it's a huge invasion of here privacy especially when she's discovering things out about herself... but her father was in fact asked if it would be okay to publish the diary and he agreed to it, but still is there any better way to grasp and understanding of someones life than reading a diary of it.
Actually no. None of Anne Franks family gave permission to the publishing, because it was published years after they all died. It was the secrutary of the building they were in, cant remember her name, that found the papers in the attic, and thought it should be told. It was an invasion of privacy and should never had happened.
01-02-2011, 10:44 PM
#15
Cudder
Read My Mind
Originally posted by koolkarpet
I honestly doubt they're poking fun at Holocaust victims. Should they just do away with Nazi Zombies because it's somewhat related to the Holocaust?
Im not talking about nazi zombies im talking about the 12 year olds who dont even realize what a swastika represents. The swastikas in zombies is a different story but this isnt a debate about Treyarch
01-03-2011, 03:40 AM
#17
frostysnoww
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01-04-2011, 10:54 PM
#18
NeedaLifeSoon
Retired Life
The Nazi era should be remembered as an example of what can happen to a society when it is in hardship and jumps onboard the popular idea without examining it fully.
The German people were proud but starving for leadership and did not question the socialist's platform or ideals and followed them down a road they could not turn back from.
The most popular road is not always the best for a person or a nation.
The German people were proud but starving for leadership and did not question the socialist's platform or ideals and followed them down a road they could not turn back from.
The most popular road is not always the best for a person or a nation.
01-06-2011, 06:50 AM
#19
live2kill98
Haxor!
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