You conflate three totally separate concepts.
1) Nazis and much of the Nazi agenda = bad [no reasonable person will
disagree with this]
2) Nazis came from the German populace (mostly)
3) A substantial portion of the Wehrmacht and German fighting forces
in general were conscripted from the German populace.
From this you ascribe culpability of the German populace. You appear
to have little clue about the conditions in Germany. While Hitler did
not kill/imprison his fellow countrymen on the wholesale scale that
Stalin did, all lived in fear in Germany. For example, people could
be interrogated or worse for not returning the ubiquitous "Heil
Hitler" that even civilians were suggested to use often in greeting.
Everyone knew of directly or indirectly of people just disappearing in
the middle of the night. You can't blame the populace who are
controlled in this way. The same methods work anywhere. They would
work in the US too. People controlled by such methods are not
culpable in exactly the same way that the Russian populace after WWII
has no guilt whatsoever for the evil government which ruled them for
decades even as they were aware that their government was
'disappearing' millions of their fellow citizens.
On Sun, 14 Dec 2014 15:14:08 +0000, Charles Lindbergh
<spirit@stlouis.invalid> wrote:
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>>Also, you must by now understand that "Charles Lindbergh" is clearly
>>anti-German.
>
>Just opposed to revisionist history or the white-washing of Nazi aggression and
>the culpability of the German populace.
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