Originally posted by: Yoda Is Your Father
I too am fascinated by WW2, Hitler's rise to power, and the final solution. If you guys are ever in England I'll take you to the Imperial War Museum and RAF hendon. While I was working in a hospital I met a guy who fought in the D-Day landings and the Korean War. Of the two, he said Korea was worse.
I see some people saying they find the cold-war era more intersting. I tend to look at the whole thing as one big war that is still ongoing - Colonialism and imperialism led to WW1, which led to Hitler's rise and WW2, which led to the circumstances that gave birth to the cold war and also added to the troubles in Palsetine/Israel. That is a simplified explanation but hopefully you know what I mean.
I too am fascinated by WW2, Hitler's rise to power, and the final solution. If you guys are ever in England I'll take you to the Imperial War Museum and RAF hendon. While I was working in a hospital I met a guy who fought in the D-Day landings and the Korean War. Of the two, he said Korea was worse.
I see some people saying they find the cold-war era more intersting. I tend to look at the whole thing as one big war that is still ongoing - Colonialism and imperialism led to WW1, which led to Hitler's rise and WW2, which led to the circumstances that gave birth to the cold war and also added to the troubles in Palsetine/Israel. That is a simplified explanation but hopefully you know what I mean.
you could take that one step further and say that terrorism is also a product of the cold war and WW2