> "They often have questions about how it happened or what the German people were thinking, how Hitler was able to persuade so many people to follow his orders and his actions," Barsanti-Innes said.
>The educator also spoke about how some Canadians bury their heads in the sand when it comes to Canada's dark past, neglecting to recognize that "bad things" don't just happen in other countries, but in Canada, too.
Why is the bus dedicated to education on one historical atrocity? There have been numerous unjust slayings far more gruesome. Why this one?
Because the lye must be spread to children to ween out the parents who question.
>> "They often have questions about how it happened or what the German people were thinking, how Hitler was able to persuade so many people to follow his orders and his actions," Barsanti-Innes said.
>>The educator also spoke about how some Canadians bury their heads in the sand when it comes to Canada's dark past, neglecting to recognize that "bad things" don't just happen in other countries, but in Canada, too.
Why is the bus dedicated to education on one historical atrocity? There have been numerous unjust slayings far more gruesome. Why this one?
Because the lye must be spread to children to ween out the parents who question.
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