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From: mjk@ttrdc.UUCP (Mike Kelly)
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Subject: Re: The Shame of the President
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Whether the Nazi recruits were victims or not isn't really
the issue.  One could argue that the Vichy regime in France
was a victim of the Nazis, but the French don't honor it.  
They honor the minority that were brave enough to oppose the
fascists.  The right move is to honor the Nazi resistance as
the best of Germans, not the "good Germans" who asked no
questions -- or worse, as many at Bitburg are, the real butchers
who savored the opportunity.

Mike Kelly