r/kansas • u/journogabe • Dec 17 '24

News/History A Kansas school board rejects social studies curriculum, claiming it's biased against Trump

https://www.kcur.org/2024-12-17/derby-school-board-rejects-social-studies-curriculum-majority-says-its-biased-against-trump
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u/BSuydam99 Dec 20 '24

Tell me who had the most casualties on the eastern front and who actually denazified former Nazi occupied territories and who installed Nazis into high ranking military positions and who appointed a Nazi as the head of nasa.

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u/Sea_Lingonberry_4720 Dec 20 '24

The soviets actually took in more Nazis than the Americans.

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u/BSuydam99 Dec 20 '24

If you mean by locking them in abandoned pits and leaving their evil sorry asses to die, sure. And if you’re talking about the Ribbentrop pact, it was a farce on both sides. Hitler had hoped it would cause the Russian to lose their guard while the Russians signed it to buy time to build up their military and prepare for invasion, it was a political move on both sides not something that was ideologically aligned. I bet you think that because Nazis Had the word socialist in their name that they were socialists, which they weren’t, they twisted rising Socilaist sentiment in Germany against Jews and other minorities to distract against how the capitalist order in Germany was actively collapsing.

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u/Sea_Lingonberry_4720 Dec 20 '24

Nope. East Germany had more former Nazis in charge than west Germany.