Agreed. That said, I truly believe the average German equated Hitler to Napoleon, rather than some genocidal maniac. They just didn't know what was going on, so didn't know to try and stop him. Shoot even the allies didn't know until we got boots on the ground inside Germany, and we had the OSS as an intelligence agency along with MI6.
The allies that liberated the concentration camps were appalled at what they saw there. They went to the nearest city to march the citizens to the camp to show it them. On the way to the camp everyone is happy and laughing like they were going on the picnic. After they saw the camp there were devastated by what they saw. They had no idea what was going on at those camps.
Or like Christ and his disciples did under Roman oppression.
I have read Stalin killed more people in his Gulag prison camps than Hitler did in his concentration camps. Not much is spoken about these times. Religion was a crime under Stalin's Marxist atheist regime. Many of the people Stalin killed were Christians. They were sent to camps in Siberia to serve one or two seven years sentences of forced labor. Most did not survive seven years due to hunger and exposure to the cold. The USSR remained brutal for decades. To this day a reporter might be executed for criticizing the government.Where were the Christians In Germany during WWII?
Thursday, Sep 27th 2018
Chilling confessions of PoWs captured by the British have laid bare the brutality and excesses of ‘ordinary’ German soldiers in the Second World War.
A book of transcripts to be published in Germany next week reveals how the honour of its old army was lost amid the frenzy to be ‘perfect, pitiless Nazis’.
In the interrogation transcripts, the German soldiers speak of the ‘fun’ and ‘pure enjoyment’ of massacring innocent civilians and enemy troops.
If you dare read it all here> The 'perfect, pitiless, Nazi': Soldiers' interviews reveal how German troops driven by 'bloodlust' killed for fun | Daily Mail Online
There is a story going around that Corrie Tan Boon has the best Mansions in Heaven. Maybe her dad has some of the best looking clocks there.Perhaps they should have practiced there Christian Faith
My dad was stationed in Germany right after the war. HE was one of the first to go into one of the German concentration camps. 20 years later he went back and he said that he could still smell the burnt flesh. I never did ask my mom if it was just his imagination or not.until we got boots on the ground inside Germany,
I agree that the Wehrmacht was involved, but there certainly was resistance from the Wehrmacht General Officers. Quite frankly it was to the point that some of them made an attempt on Hilter's life, and were unfortunately unsuccessful. It's also well documented that the Wehrmacht leadership didn't get along very well with Himmler or the SS either.
From the sources I've read the Wehrmacht was involved, but involuntarily so. I can't say with 100% confidence that every single soldier fighting for Germany was either involved in the crimes mentioned, nor that they were a brainwashed member of the party. I think most of the soldiers who fought for Germany were doing it because they loved their country, and not as Nazis. IMO, it was a terrible time, with absolutely heinous atrocities having been committed. War is terrible, and a result of our fallen world, and state. I pray it never happens again, and that we never forget how terrible it was.
My dad was stationed in Germany right after the war. HE was one of the first to go into one of the German concentration camps. 20 years later he went back and he said that he could still smell the burnt flesh. I never did ask my mom if it was just his imagination or not.
I'm not aware of Jesus Christ or the Disciples joining the Roman Oppression as The Christians in Germany and Italy did under Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.
Where were the Christians In Germany during WWII?
My dad was a doctor. He set a lot of broken arms and sowed up a lot of cuts. The funny thing is he walked away from that with the opinion that people have to be a functional member of society. He saw that as their solution for what to do with dysfunctional people that do not contribute in a productive way.I'm sure that would be something a person wouldn't forget. How terrible that he had to experience that. Lord have mercy...
There is a story going around that Corrie Tan Boon has the best Mansions in Heaven. Maybe her dad has some of the best looking clocks there.
Only because the Roman's did not want them to but if Rome did, them they would have had to. The key thing here is there is no Christian requirement or commandment to fight oppressive and evil governments.
This is what Jesus was accused of and he was found to be innocent. Barabbas the man released in His place was the insurrectionary.I'm not aware of Jesus Christ or the Disciples joining the Roman Oppression
Any group of Christians trying to oppose the Nazi's would have been slaughtered. The allied forces had a hard enough time defeating the Nazi's.
I read a lot of her books. I remember when her sister died she went to look and see. She said her sister looked beautiful. All the stress and worry was gone and she was radiant. I saw that in some of the old news film clips where there were people that were beautiful like a fine porcelain doll and they died in peace. Then there were people that died in terror trying scratch and claw and hold onto their life.She was an AWSOME lady!!!
There is no reward in the next life but they receive their reward here in this life. It is the government they serve not God. Although God gives authority to the government.Only because the Roman's did not want them to but if Rome did, them they would have had to. The key thing here is there is no Christian requirement or commandment to fight oppressive and evil governments.
Only because the Roman's did not want them to but if Rome did, them they would have had to. The key thing here is there is no Christian requirement or commandment to fight oppressive and evil governments.
It was a dark time and the stories of the wicked tend to get more attention, but there of course were notable people that would not let it triumph such as Dietrich Bonhoeffer.Where were the Christians In Germany during WWII?
Thursday, Sep 27th 2018
Chilling confessions of PoWs captured by the British have laid bare the brutality and excesses of ‘ordinary’ German soldiers in the Second World War.
A book of transcripts to be published in Germany next week reveals how the honour of its old army was lost amid the frenzy to be ‘perfect, pitiless Nazis’.
In the interrogation transcripts, the German soldiers speak of the ‘fun’ and ‘pure enjoyment’ of massacring innocent civilians and enemy troops.
If you dare read it all here> The 'perfect, pitiless, Nazi': Soldiers' interviews reveal how German troops driven by 'bloodlust' killed for fun | Daily Mail Online
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