[Leader]

I would love to see the project.

It was a 10 minute speech accompanied by a powerpoint. I'd have to do some digging to find the powerpoint, and I don't remember a single bit of the speech.

[Saikou]

What kind of proof are you looking for? High definition cameras didn't exist and soldiers didn't pose with flags saying 'We are German' by the dead bodies.

Then how do you explain this?

[Ayden]

He's just a very misunderstand man.

[King]

Nice story quite informative.

[Grin]

Then how do you explain this?

Yes, everybody back then ran around with one of these in their back pocket to take pictures:

[thomas pendrake]

My only argument with the holocaust is the fact that it resulted in the death of 70 million human beings, not just 6 million Jews. It should also be remembered that millions of the Jews who died did so as people ( for instance, most Russian Jews), not as Jews (by that I mean that they were not singled out). The Roma people (Gypsies) suffered more, but who cares about them. Homosexuals were also persecuted (unless they were Nazi officials). I am sure that there are many Jewish people who understand this, but they are silenced when they try to speak. It is good that an attempt to remember the horror of the holocaust is being made, but remember all of the victims. So many of the victims were citizens of the Axis nations who were forced to fight for a cause that they hated.

[Illuminati]

One thing a lot of people don't realize is Hitler was smart and a great leader. He took Germany at a time of immense poverty and distress, at a time where they didn't even have an army, and formed it into a nation that could compete in a war against the worlds superpowers. He wasn't the only man behind the Holocaust either. Julius Cesar wasn't exactly the best person, yet he's highly respected.