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Originally Posted by QuasiMondo
...skyrocketing unemployment and hyperinflation...sounds a lot like the Great Depression. Germans weren't the only ones who had to suffer through tough times, ya know.
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Are you freaking kidding me?
The US economy has only experienced hyperinflation once, and that was during the Revolutionary War era. As bad as one might have thought the Great Depression was in the US (Or even Canada or Australia), it was hundreds of times worse in Germany. Unlike in Germany the price of, say, an apple in the US didn't double about every day nor did the US government run flat out of money (In essence, go bankrupt).
You'd be amazed at the things you'd do if you were faced with the prospect of paying $6,000,000 for a loaf of bread. But, you see, you aren't faced with such a situation so it's impossible for you to empathize with any German citizen who was apart of the Nazi party/German army during WWII.
You seem to be of the mindset "The Nazi party was responsible for the Holocaust, therefore all Nazi's are evil", which is just flat out illogical.