"John D. Giorgis" schreef: > After World War II, America made > history by choosing *not* to punish the greatest enemies we had ever faced. > In all of human history, when great enemies were defeated, the victors > either salted the earth or turned the defeated into vassals. The United > States, however, instead turned its defeated enemies, Germany and Japan, > into vibrant, independent, and thriving nations of their own. Only after they realised that WWII was a direct and inevitable result after the very harsh economic punishments (and as far as I know my history it was among others especially the American president who pushed for those harsh economic punishments) after WWI. Well at least they learned something. Sonja
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