Sounds interesting, thx for heads up. The way history can be remade, I'm scared for new versions but the known versions are fairly well known, some other post war bits coming to light later. You could read 20 books on WWII and I have them and more, and still never know it all.
It's probably too political to talk about Nazis now since old ideas die hard, but my family lost a lot in that war that can never be replaced, will never be replaced. 85 million died, 85% allied casualties.
That's the reality people waving loser flags don't seem to have any idea of.
We already fought this war. Human amnesia is here, all around us.
I think it's 70% of Americans now don't know doodly squat about WWII or the Holocaust, which I suppose I have to bring up, with a shocking percent of Americans who think "it never happened" but that "it could happen again".
Any other bigtime WWII buffs in here, people who collect helmets, medals, field gear, etc?
Personally my interest is I've been obsessed with WWII since old enough to read, but went on to trace the steps back to Charlemagne and further.
History is all around us whether we know it or not, and "bound to repeat itself" ye hear tell by wiser men.
