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To: epicure who wrote (222721)	3/6/2007 1:44:04 PM
From: Nadine Carroll	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Millions of Japanese and Koreans did not survive either. This study estimates that the Japanese killed about 6 million Koreans, Chinese, Fillipino, etc, civilians via forced labor and killing POWs. This does not count battle casualties. hawaii.edu I think the thing that has really sealed the "difference" of Nazi Germany is not the number of millions dead - after all, Stalin and Mao both have way higher totals - but that it was Germany, one of the most cultured nations in Europe, that could revert to this bloody neo-paganism and industrialize death in this fashion. Even in 1939, I don't think anyone would have thought it possible. Again, I think this a view that was not held at the time, but decided on afterwards in the light of history.