Originally Posted by DirtyProfits

A: The actual reason WWI started was the killing of the Austrian heir apparent Franz Ferdinand and his wife in Sarajevo by a student called Gavrilo Princip and that Germany was absolute loyal to Austria. There are too many other factors involved. Just to name a few an arms race amongst European countries and economic rivalry. You cannot simply make Germany responsible for WWI because many other countries are equaly responsible.

Let me ask you, do you blame France for anything Napoléon Bonaparte did or Italy for Mussolini? No, of course you do not because you are full of prejudices and wrong understanding of Germany the ultimate evil country in the world.

B: Germany did, no question. You should consider the condition of Germany after WWI though. High unemployment rate, hyperinflation, many attempted coups, contract of Versaille etcetera. The "National Socialist German Workers Party" used the condition for it's plans. Many people were happy to become soldiers because that was the only way of not being unemplyed and because the Nazi party created jobs the German popluation supported them, not because they wanted to go to war or because they wanted to kill every Jew. A small number of people exploited the situation.

C: You are right about this one. The German Workers Party (later the National Socialist German Workers Party) was founded in Munich.

D: You can find the largest percentage of "nazi-supporters" in the East of Germany not the South. The reason for this is the high unemployment rate in the former socialist German Democratic Republic. The same reason as in the 1920's, people are unsatisfied with their life, are unemplyed and see no future. The nazis exploit the situation again.


Let me ask you some questions now:

- Which country exploited slaves ,kidnapped from Africa for its economic growth?
- Which country did the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
- Which democratic country runs Guantanamo and tortures people?
- Which country used Napalm and is responsible for this picture?