Could you tell me the title of the history book that says that the French invited Hitler to Paris? Is it the same one that says that 6 million Jews was an accounting mistake and Hitler didn't know anyway that his over-zealous subordinated were running an extermination program? Is there a book that says that we invited the Viet Cong into Saigon? -- The Philadelphia Talk Radio Politics and Opinion Forum

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Date Posted: 03:14:51 03/04/03 Tue
Author: Chris Henry
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Subject: Could you tell me the title of the history book that says that the French invited Hitler to Paris? Is it the same one that says that 6 million Jews was an accounting mistake and Hitler didn't know anyway that his over-zealous subordinated were running an extermination program? Is there a book that says that we invited the Viet Cong into Saigon?
In reply to: SG [Whatever the reason, their active anti-Americanism has become more than a civil disagreement.] 's message, "I don't understand your point. Do you mean they remember inviting Hitler to Paris and long for those days again? I don;t mean to be glib, but your answer is too cryptic for me to grasp your intended meaning due to your pronoun use "It's because...." If I interpret what you wrote literally you said they forget perhaps because they remember more vividly. ????? Anyway, I hope you enjoyed reading that old poem again." on 21:51:28 03/03/03 Mon

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[> [> [> [> It all depends what you mean by "invited" and what you mean by "the French." Nice debate. See the article that I posted above with picture of Hitler in Paris. -- SG, 16:18:48 03/05/03 Wed (maxtnt02-160.phlpa.fast.net/209.92.227.160)

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