He was watching the concentration camp episode of Band of Brothers and it struck him that comparatively, we're not doing so bad at the moment. Jesus wept.
A cracker factory in Galway used supply 90% of Quinnsworth and Roches Stores apparently. Then the Chinese came and closed it because they are very good at setting up businesses. No Tubby, Quinn's and Roches outsourced to increase the profit margin and didn't give af about Irish jobs.
How is this man living high on our taxes. It boggles my mind at least once a week.
These are real answers:
How were they treated after the war, considering most of them if not all were responsible for the death of millions of people?
Was it common for the average ex-Nazi to feel guilty for their involvement in such regime and their participation in it?
I'm not even Jewish
Edit: or apart of any other group targeted by the Nazis
Okay someone please help me figure out what this movie I saw in high school was:
I don't remember a whole lot about it, so I might be mixing some details up, but I think it takes place during WWII, and it's about a group of people (I think all dudes and i wanna say they were all white but I do not remember) who escape a concentration camp? Or a POW camp?? Somewhere, and hide in the woods, and they all either get killed off 1 by 1 or something, but I do remember there's only 1 person who survives.
Its a more modern film (I wanna say 90's at the very earliest, MAYBE 80's, but I wanna say somewhere in the 2000's, anywhere up to 2015 when I watched it), I wanna say it was a foreign movie (I don't think anyone famous was in it) but I'm not 100% sure on that. I swore the title was something to do with like how far the one guy traveled (like 400 miles or some shit idk I might've made that up) but I genuinely cannot remember.
I don't THINK it's a horror movie either, but it might very well be. I swear I've checked Google 1000 times and none of the movies that come up seem to fit the bill and don't jog a memory when I look at screenshots/trailers
Someone just said this to me
79 years ago, on September 21st 1942, Michilotte Madhavan from Puducherry was executed by the Nazis at Fort de Romainville concentration camp.
28-year-old Madhavan was a Malayali from Mahe who went for his higher studies in France before World War 2. Madhavan later became an active member of the French Communist Party (PCF) and was involved in the resistance movement against the German occupation
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Madhavan was a student at Sorbonne University. He was arrested for the theatre bomb blast in Paris, where two high ranking Nazi officers were killed. His gf and fiancee, 23-year-old Gisele Mollat, was also arrested and she died in Auschwitz in 1943.
Madhavan was marched by two SS officers, tied to a pole and shot dead without a blindfold at Mont-Valerien, along with 45 of his comrades who had been killed on the orders of French Nazi leader, Carl Oberg, the Butcher of Paris.
Source: https://twitter.com/Advaidism/status/1440182899362332689
Further reading: https://jessefinkbooks.com/blog/f/mouchilotte-madhavan-the-indian-executed-by-the-nazis
