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Wwii Would Hit Millennials' Mental Health
old saying, ignore the past, doomed to repeat it...
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.nothing particularly outrageous about it.They could learn a lot more from studying WW1, a much more complex conflict. For a start, far more Britons died (more died on day one of the Somme than in all conflicts since 1945), so those are the lessons that really need to be learnt. But does anyone learn about WW1 any more?
Nothing wrong at all with learning about World War I and its undoubted horrors – but the unassailable evidence of man’s appalling inhumanity to man catapults World War II into a category all its own – and that should never be forgotten.
I wonder if the curriculum is too broad now and obvious restrictions on time mean teaching a little of many things but not much of anything.
Auschwitz, and a few kilometres distant the purpose-built death camp that is Birkenau ... an education never to be forgotten.
I wonder if the curriculum is too broad now and obvious restrictions on time mean teaching a little of many things but not much of anything.
Auschwitz, and a few kilometres distant the purpose-built death camp that is Birkenau ... an education never to be forgotten.
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