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Topic	Does anyone know German history post WW2? How did the nazis stop being nazis?
ZeldaMutant 01/10/21 3:29:09 PM #25:	It took a long time. A lot of the general German population still believed that the Nazis weren't that bad. A lot of bureaucrats from the Nazi party got to keep their jobs. Hans Globe, who helped write the Nuremberg race laws, made it into a top position in the chancellery. The Wehrmacht was generally believed to be a "clean and honorable" army instead of an instrument of genocide; some generals who had ordered crimes against humanity got off scott free, and the myth wasn't properly dispelled before the 1990s. --- 96065 <cite>ZeldaMutant posted [p:949346647] in Does anyon... [t:79230398]...</cite> <quote>It took a long time. A lot of the general German population still believed that the Nazis weren't that bad. A lot of bureaucrats from the Nazi party got to keep their jobs. Hans Globe, who helped write the Nuremberg race laws, made it into a top position in the chancellery. The Wehrmacht was generally believed to be a "clean and honorable" army instead of an instrument of genocide; some generals who had ordered crimes against humanity got off scott free, and the myth wasn't properly dispelled before the 1990s. --- 96065</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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