THE GUILT
THE GUILT
THE GUILT
Although the Allies finally managed to crush
Hitler's attempt for world-rule, the aftermath of WWII was
devastating. For the victims, the Allied victory marked the
end of a nightmare and the beginning of a new life; for
Hitler's armies and right-hand men, it was time for pay for
their actions; for the rest of the world, it was time to
return to normalcy and heal emotional and psychological
wounds. The Nuremberg Trials was …showed first 75 words of 439 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 439 total…and, therefore, the men who
followed them would have had nothing to follow.
Although the German soldiers were the ones who did
the actual killing, it would be unjust to punish them as a
whole. To put all of Germany on trial was wrong. To put the
men who instigated the fight was the correct and just thing
to do. However, this is not the case when discussing World
War II issues outside the Holocaust.