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From: jho@ihuxn.UUCP (Yosi Hoshen)
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Subject: Re: Moral Complexity
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Date: Wed, 8-May-85 13:48:09 EDT
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from Charley Wingate  umcp-cs!mangoe
> We should remember the Holocaust-- and not just for the Jews.  But let us
> remember that we have to live for the future, as well as for the present.
> At times, those who spoke against the Bitburg visit gave the impression that
> they did not care about the modern Germans; they only wanted vengeance for
> the crimes of the Nazis.  Such vengeance will never be sated.

Suggesting that most of those who opposed the Bitburg visit where doing
so because of some kind of anti-German feelings is twisting the facts.

The opposition was due to the fact that at the cemetery contained
the graves of 48 S.S. man.  I hope that you are not suggesting that
we should forget and forgive the crimes of the S.S.

I think that  reconciliation with the new Germany is important.  However,
we cannot reconcile with the S.S. 
-- 
Yosi Hoshen, AT&T-IS
Naperville, Illinois, (312)-979-7321, Mail: ihnp4!ihuxn!jho