January 12, 2010
Mixed into the entries were the names of the Dutch helpers, who risked their lives to keep the family's secret."I didn't read Anne's diary papers. ... It's a good thing I didn't because if I had read them I would have had to burn them," she said in the 1998 interview. "Some of the information in them was dangerous."
She handed the writings to Otto Frank, who was the only member of the Frank family to survive the Holocaust. Gies was just one of thousands of Dutch citizens to hide Jewish refugees and citizens from the Nazis.
On the other end of it, we now have perennial leftist conspiracymonger douchebag Oliver Stone preparing to offer some relativist piece of shit on Hitler himself. Says Stone,
We can't judge people as only 'bad' or 'good.'
Uh, yeah, we can, watch us. We cannot allow relativist fucktards like Stone to go unanswered, especially now, as the generation that witnessed the horrific atrocities of the Nazi regime age and pass on. I know Hitler's story, I know German history during the time of the World Wars, I know the story of the rise and fall of Nazism, I spent four years learning Western history, and continue to learn more daily, I don't need Stone's "context" to know that Hitler and the Nazi ideology were evil and destructive to their core. We cannot allow moral relativists like Stone continue to undermine the public's ability to make moral judgment, not only because of the destruction it can wreak on our society today, but to honor the heroes like Miep Gies, and the victims like Anne Frank.
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More reasons to keep things like history textbooks from years past. To be able to show other people more of the history they keep airbrushing out and over. When new facts come to light, I expect textbooks to change to reflect that. But they are changing things to match movies and popular sentiment, not facts -that's no way to educate anyone. And more reason (as if there needed to be more) to not see any Stone movies.
Posted by: Nicole at January 12, 2010 11:51 AM (Lgaa+)
Wake up, folks. She died in a concentration camp. I know play time utopia is a warm fuzzy place where there are no bad people, only bad situations created by greed, but that's not reality.
Posted by: TheUnrepentantGeek at January 12, 2010 12:52 PM (g1cNf)
Posted by: quasimodo at January 12, 2010 12:59 PM (qZDSX)
Posted by: alexthechick at January 12, 2010 01:02 PM (8WZWv)
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