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Date Posted: 10:28:26 03/06/06 Mon
Author: lump
Subject: Re: thanks for the new Nazi Youth
In reply to: GarlicSoul 's message, "thanks for the new Nazi Youth" on 11:13:17 03/03/06 Fri

Not in history class, no.

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[> Re: thanks for the new Nazi Youth -- 23, 11:14:42 03/06/06 Mon [1]

Really?

Then I wonder what context WWII is put in? The Civil Rights movement? The Revolutionary War? The Civil War? The Suffrage Movement? Worker's Rights?

Seems to me that the biggest moments history are a series of events that revolve around humans trying to get their rights or fighting against those who are taking them from them.

So, do you propose that students are just taught the dates and important names about these events, but are given no context as to why they happened?

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