[muawiyah]

There were several different kinds of murders for which the Nazis were responsible. First there are the deaths of innocent people brought about by acts of war. Then there are the deaths of prisoners, whether military or civilian.

Within each broad category there are "details" and "subdivisions".

Rather than organizing the dead according to style of murder, it's probably best to tally the dead up by national and religious groups. Russians died in the millions. Then there were Jews of many nationalities. They, too, died in the millions. There were Polish people, both Jewish and non-Jewish, and they died in the millions. Even Germans died in the millions toward the end of the war.

Americans died in the hundreds of thousands, as did folks from the United Kingdom and it's dependencies, etc. Specialists can get into what went on in the Far East.

There are people who wish to believe this did not happen. Unfortunately, WWII did happen and it still has consequences.

[STFrancis]

I don't really get what that had to do with anything I was talking about but there is nothing wrong with your statement. What's your point?