I think the Nazis probably did know that what they were doing was wrong, even if they tried to convince themselves and others that it was acceptable. It is hard to imagine someone genuinely believing that keeping people as slaves, taking away their rights, and trying to wipe out entire groups of people was a normal or moral thing to do.
>>18578527>It is hard to imagine someone genuinely believing that keeping people as slaves, taking away their rights was a normal or moral thing to do.prison
>>18578579Only psychotic conservatives believe abusing people in the prison system is a "good" thing. Most people believe it's either just a necessary evil or outright bad.
>>18578591>necessary evilwell there you gobtw 45% of likely dem voters would have supported sending unvaccinated people to camps back in '22
>>18578527They knew what they were doing was good and just because the victorious countries slandered them in the end doesn't take away from the righteousness of their goals.
>>18578527Watch that speech by Himmler where he talks about the Holocaust and basically says that "we're killing them, we dont like it, they attacked us first, but dont think for a second we're allowing german prison guards to steal the jewgold of the deceased for themselves - we're better than that"That's how you compartmentalize it and justify it.
>>18578616which one's that?
They knew what they were doing was wrong hence the need to try to cover it up as much as possible.
>>18578612And they were doing what exactly?
>>18579335The poznan/posen speechHe's speaking to the SS guys who were in charge of the campshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRO04q_lQi4This isnt the whole speech, but I think it's the part I was talking about
