My take, as a German, without looking up the historic consensus: In Germany the oppression against Jews gradually increased from 1933 until WWII started in 1939. This gave many the opportunity to emigrate. In Eastern Europe, Germany quickly invaded („Blitzkrieg“) and immediately stated rallying the Jews into ghettos and started murdering them. There was no real chance to emigrate or flee.

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Warum wollen alle aufhören das Lied zu spielen, wenn es doch so leicht die Nazis entlarvt. Gigi auflegen, Kamera zücken und abwarten …

Es ist ein schönes Lied und wir wollen seinen GEMA Umsatz doch nicht schmälern.

Someone convinced me to study computer science 20 years ago. The career possibilities with good money and easy work have put the rest of life on easy mode (for now). Even meeting my wife and having my family would never have happend without that decision.

The latest was „Call me maybe“. I’m not mad, that song slaps.

I‘m still amazed, that Spain‘s highest mountain is the volcano island Tenerife (Pico del Teide). Meters above sea level has another impact if the sea level is right next to it.

It’s a bone sticking out, but not that bone.

Probably a femur or humerus.

Please be aware that you are looking at data from ten years ago.

No, that would be your parents‘ task.

How are batteries generating electricity?

I‘m not questioning the data, but this whole „article“ is advertising to sell an ETF to invest into this trend.

Insisting things like tax returns or household maintenance should be taught in school.

The goal of Education is not to train you to fit into the system you happen to grow up in, but should provide the foundation (litaracy, STEM, art …) and awaken the curiosity in yourself to become lifelong learner. That will develop society, and not a bunch of drones doing their tax returns and changing tires every season.

Being proud of not knowing things, and having no desire to change that.