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Thai government should act to stop Thais using images of "Mr Hitler"


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3 hours ago, Vacuum said:

 

Why should they care about the history of Europe?

Contemporary history of the world is important the last 20 years helps explain the current geopolitical situation between the free world and communist regimes in china & USSR that have mutated into national socialist (facist) dictatorships that could see a repeat of history as we saw in WW2, although on a much bigger scale. The fact is two democracies never fight each other thats why we may have to go to war again to defend our freedom & democracy. 

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4 hours ago, Just1Voice said:

My adopted Thai daughter was a Senior at Varee when that took place.  She was horrified and walked out, refusing to have anything to do with it.  When she came home, the first thing she did was to tell me: "Dad, I didn't have anything to do with what you'll see on the news about my school." 

 

This was Sacred Heart school , not Varee.

Doesn't matter if you want to contribute with something constructive , but do your research first otherwise you look foolish in a serious mather.

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

They said that The Sun in the UK and the Jerusalem Post and lots of other media were condemning the Thais for their lack of knowledge of history.

What about the western comedies that make Nazis and Hitler fun characters? Do people in the US and UK lack knowledge of history?

 

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Springtime for Hitler: A Gay Romp With Adolf and Eva at Berchtesgaden is a fictional musical in Mel Brooks's 1967 film

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Or the BBC comedy 'Allo 'Allo

 

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A French cafe owner tries to ride out World War II. Caught between the Gestapo and the Resistance and forced into working with both

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Or the American TV comedy Hogan's Heroes. 

 

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Perhaps the funniest show ever made about fictional hilarity in a Nazi P.O.W. prison, this series focuses on Stalag 13, a camp set aside for U.S. resistance fighters and overseen by the strict but bumbling Col. Klink

 

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7 hours ago, Deli said:

Would there be the same outcry if they would have put a portrait of Stalin on the wall ?

 

or Djengis Kahn or Idi Amin?

 

 

anyway,

in my view this is nothing for the Thai government to get involved in, freedom of expression

 

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World War Two severely weakened and limited the military power of both the UK and France.  Given the efforts of both the British and French empires to take over all of southeast Asia, it is no wonder why some Thais may respect the Germans.

 

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5 hours ago, Tailwagsdog said:

Contemporary history of the world is important the last 20 years helps explain the current geopolitical situation between the free world and communist regimes in china & USSR that have mutated into national socialist (facist) dictatorships that could see a repeat of history as we saw in WW2, although on a much bigger scale. The fact is two democracies never fight each other thats why we may have to go to war again to defend our freedom & democracy. 

important to you - important to me

I doubt very much that people in SEA and China and .... regard this as important at all -

not their history - its part of smth western that doesn't really affect them

 

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