There is a documentary called "The Final Account" that has interviews with old Nazis and soldiers. Some were reformed, some not. The most chilling was a story about an American soldier who wanted to shake the hand of a captured nazi soldier. It pokes holes in the monolithic "Americans fought fascism" view.
There is a documentary called "The Final Account" that has interviews with old Nazis and soldiers. Some were reformed, some not. The most chilling was a story about an American soldier who wanted to shake the hand of a captured nazi soldier. It pokes holes in the monolithic "Americans fought fascism" view.
There is a documentary called "The Final Account" that has interviews with old Nazis and soldiers. Some were reformed, some not. The most chilling was a story about an American soldier who wanted to shake the hand of a captured nazi soldier. It pokes holes in the monolithic "Americans fought fascism" view.
The white southerners certainly weren't opposing fascism - the spread the American version (which Hitler copied).