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The Nazi museum in Berlin.  See if you can Google it.  Sad and shocking.  I have been there.

Germans are ashamed of that part of their history... at least the ones that I have known.

The rest is the love of learning.  No one can take your education away from you.  It belongs to you.

12 years ago. Rating: 9
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Just get him to learn the facts and to read the Stanley Milgram experiment carried out at Yale University, USA. 

12 years ago. Rating: 7
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Justification is just not in the mix with the Nazi's. Cruelty never is. The movie " The Pianist " just touches what the Jewish people had to endure. There shouldn't be any facination, but pity for those who can be that inhumane. In todays world.. this type of cruelty is still ongoing. Human beings, being the most intelligent life on earth, shows that we still have a long way to go to becoming humane throughout the world.

12 years ago. Rating: 7
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However unpleasant Nazi Germany did exist. It is a testament as to the insanity that man is capable of, and is still able to destroy not just a race or religion but the earth and every living thing on it.

I curious as to the fascination with the Nazi's. They seem to be a contradiction to an interest in the military.

12 years ago. Rating: 5
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I think you need to ask him  why he is facinated with the history of the Nazis. There are many books, that he can borrow from the library and read. and probably movies he can rent. Believe me, there is nothing facinating about world war 2.  My family and I lived it.

12 years ago. Rating: 4
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I 'am fascinated with the Nazi's I can't believe how they got into a possition of power like they did and how the population of Germany allowed them to commit the horrible and disgraceful acts that they carried out time after time before they even got into a position of real power . If you want him to understand what despicable, awful and grotesque  monsters they were Get him the World at War series  it's old but very very good it was on when I was a child and is now being repeated again on the history channel it never ceases to amaze sicken and horrify. it shows every aspect of the Second World War not just the Nazi's but the Allies too their sacrifice and bravery in their fight back against the Axis forces . The narrative is brilliant well done Sir Lawrence Olivier.

12 years ago. Rating: 4
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