Notes

HITLER ERA
If time travel were a real thing, I would go back to the era when Nazism started, precisely from 1933 to 1939, when Adolf Hitler was in power. Although it sounds sadistic, I show quite a lot of interest in human crimes such as wars, murders, genocides, and suicides, and we all know that it was Hitler who started World War 2. I believe around 2 and a half million troops were sent to participate in World War 2, and these troops represented the British command fighting against Nazi Germany. Going back to that era will help better understand how Hitler oppressed the Jews back then and, more importantly, why. Many would argue that all the information regarding this is already present on the internet, but there's nothing better than a real-life experience. The racial war against Jews, or the Holocaust, has been a topic of keen interest in my regard, considering how 6 million Jews were killed. I would like to know what Hitler's ideology was behind all the destruction he had for 1/3 of Europe's Jewish population and why he thought of them as an evil race struggling for world dominance. I would also like to know about the people's mindset of the Germans, what they thought about their dictator, and the conditions of the Jews during that time, in which manner they were oppressed, and what the attack type was, as well as how the people were killed. During this time, the concept of Nazism emerged, fueled by Adolf Hitler and his dictatorial rule. It has been most fascinating to me: the cause or the roots of this movement, and why would the Germans accept such a thing as this, which rejected rationalism, democracy, human rights, and justice? How had Hitler influenced the people in such a way that the movement immediately ended after their dictator killed himself? This will only be known when we go back to that era. Also, a question that has been left unanswered is: Who was the doctor who treated Hitler in World War I? And did the doctor have anything to say, by swearing to the Hippocratic Oath taken by physicians, to indirectly be the cause of the deaths of 6 million Jews?