Panzerknacker has reported a post.
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The nazy word is usually used as insult, and I consider it a aver y grevious one.
Post: The forum faces.
Posted by: Chevan
[quote=“Panzerknacker,post:429,topic:2996”]
Really?
And if you are so interested in the period of 1976-83 in here there is a topic, in wich you can educate yourself a bit before start posting rubbish.
http://www.ww2incolor.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4831
As you wish
think the topic has a lot of relevance, as much as the evils represented by Nazism do in evaluating Nazi expansionism and Allied responses to that expansionism and Nazi doctrine. Or substitute “fascist” or “Japanese militarist” or “repressive and brutal fascist dictatorship” for Nazi. Argentina in the 1970’s falls into the last category
During the 1970s Argentina lived a period of widespread military repression on the civilian population. Under the pretext of the “war against subversion” the military and police authorities develped a machiavellic campaign of terror. All civil rights - freedom of expression, justice, association vote - were eliminated. Thousands of citizens were unjustly put in prison where they endured inhuman conditions and lived under the pain of torture and the fear of death day to day.
Nothing is more horrorific, however, that what was done to 30,000 people now known as “the disappeared”. Taken from their homes, blindfolded, beaten, they were taken to secret concentration camps, where they awaited, without knowing, amidst blows and torture, death.
In this page we will remember those responsible for the disappearances, for the torture and death of thousands of human beings. None of the responsible have been duly punished for their crimes. They live in freedom, enjoying all such things that they denied their victims.
As the Gallery grows we hope to highlight some of the worse human rights violators from Argentina. However, all those who collaborated with these people and the institutions they represented, with knowledge of what thdy did, have a moral responsability and a stain in their conscience and their hands that they will never be able to wash off
Has i been enough educated now?
Or now you will to revise the Agrantinian history, you old-fashion nazi?[/quote]
