Talk:Denazification
From Academic Kids
As far as I can see, this text is not about denazification in Austria, although it says so in the opening paragraph. Would it be a good idea not to mention Austria there and rename the whole page Denazification in Germany? Comments? >KF< 21:07, 13 Jan 2004 (UTC)
Occupation Zones existed in Austria in a similar manner to how they did in Germany - perhaps the text refers not only to German zones but the Austrian ones too? >Cube< Thu Jun 3 16:31:20 UTC 2004
Backlash effects?
I am rather shocked by the last paragraph of this article. It does not contain any information but is only a complaint that Nazi-children are still waiting for humane treatment.
I would like to have some detailed information about any single case where there was no differentiation between parent and offspring. Because I have difficulties to believe that there were any. -- Susanna576 20:53, 14 Mar 2005 (UTC)
Denazification effects
The objective and reason of the Denazification was to erase from Western societies all rests of Nazism. Until the appearance of Nazi children at the end of last century the Denazification campaign was successful. All Nazi children kept silent, dwelled in their closet. Their reinsertion by own will in our societies makes Susanna and millions of children of the victors shocked. It is all too normal. Peace work is challenged by the enormity of the WW II. Kluwer 06 April 2005
