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Originally Posted by kendo65
A reply to (and maybe criticism of !) my own post.
I may have a naive impression of the German populace in WW2 as being unaware of the scale of the slaughter being perpetrated on the Jews? (I realise that there was obvious awareness of the discrimination and removal of Jews from daily life (ghettoisation, etc). I think there may be differing opinions amongst historians on how actively involved the general populace was. Indifference, ignorance or fear-driven inaction versus general complicity?
Question to those in the know - which of the above is closer to the truth?
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I don't think we will ever know. I guess there was at least a sense of
something dark happening, but in a state like nationalsocialist Germany one didn't ask too many questions.