They didn't educate them about it. I work with 20/30somethings, and they don't know who Mao, Stalin, or any of them were. They don't know any history, or what the world was like before obama
They only teach them about Hitler, and not what really happened but a "official story" nobody is allowed to question, which leaves out some of the key parts. Those kids would never be able to identify real fascism because they never learned how to do that.
Instead they get feed with propaganda, claiming that anyone who dare to oppose the globalist elite is a fascist. The older generations know this, some MSM newspapers literally switched overnight from being pro Hitler to hate Hitler the day the war was officially lost for Germany.
That's not because there's a conspiracy regarding the teaching of history, it's because the world/history is complex. There isn't time in school to understand the complexity of ww2. There's a small timeline and "romance" in the rise and fall of Hitler - that's why his regime is the "star" of ww2. Russia is too complicated and requires more than a scant decade of history to really understand, and it never "ended" like Nazi Germany did. There is no event in history that has more primary source documents than ww2 - anyone can educate themselves on the insane complexity if they want. Expecting public school to do this in one course is asinine. "I can't believe kids don't understand quantum physics, didn't they take that one course on algebra???"
They didn't educate them about it. I work with 20/30somethings, and they don't know who Mao, Stalin, or any of them were. They don't know any history, or what the world was like before obama
They only teach them about Hitler, and not what really happened but a "official story" nobody is allowed to question, which leaves out some of the key parts. Those kids would never be able to identify real fascism because they never learned how to do that.
Instead they get feed with propaganda, claiming that anyone who dare to oppose the globalist elite is a fascist. The older generations know this, some MSM newspapers literally switched overnight from being pro Hitler to hate Hitler the day the war was officially lost for Germany.
That's not because there's a conspiracy regarding the teaching of history, it's because the world/history is complex. There isn't time in school to understand the complexity of ww2. There's a small timeline and "romance" in the rise and fall of Hitler - that's why his regime is the "star" of ww2. Russia is too complicated and requires more than a scant decade of history to really understand, and it never "ended" like Nazi Germany did. There is no event in history that has more primary source documents than ww2 - anyone can educate themselves on the insane complexity if they want. Expecting public school to do this in one course is asinine. "I can't believe kids don't understand quantum physics, didn't they take that one course on algebra???"
I was taught that in school, red guard, kamer rouge, etc., but then, my teacher didn't have to spend half of class time teaching in spanish