WWII : history unLOLd.
 

So my youngest went to the school today, there were kids from different EU countries reporting about their home land, showing slides and telling national details. It was related to the EU general info and activity, kids were given little presents and candies and were happy - so what could be possibly wrong?

Before kids started there was a EU deputy assistant making a short speech about EU formation and he made an ref back in time to WWII.

According to his vision Germany entered Poland, then France, after that a 'a weird country Soviet Union' joined the battle. Eventually France and Britain with some help from USA finished the Nazies.

Sooo much to learn!

"British time, American money, and Russian blood."

Are today's German kids even taught about the horrors their country inflicted on the world not once but twice?

I believe I've heard somewhere that their teaching curriculum now conveniently leaves out a great deal of it. One good way to risk repeating past mistakes is to keep our kids in the dark about them.