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Winston Churchill often spoke about his "little black dog" (i.e. depression) that constantly followed him around. Did any Nazi leaders suffer from depression or other clinical mental disorders?
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In "Europa Europa", the Russians drag an SS prisoner to a group of Holocaust survivors and allow them to take revenge. Was this kind of justice commonplace after the war?
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In "Call of Duty: World at War" you watch the Soviet army commit many atrocities against German POWs - douse them in molotovs, execute wounded combatants, etc. Was this as common as the game suggests? Was the Soviet push into German really this brutal?
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Were there any Nazis who believed that Hitler was too liberal (i.e. he was not going far enough in his expansions, persecutions, etc)?
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The SS arrested one of their commanders, Amon Goeth, for malnourishing and maltreating his prisoners. Why... would they even care about that?
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Were there any fanatical Nazis who turned against Hitler after seeing the brutality of the Holocaust?
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