04-12-2007, 10:07 AM
This story reminds me recent intiative of German government to strip Adolf Hitler of German citizenship.
Whatever happened - is already history and no matter what we ban or take away from dead people - it will not bring millions of dead back.
There's ironic ending in Hitler's story - it can not be done, as some German law forbids taking away someone's citizenship if the person will be left without any citizenship at all. Apparently Hitler renounced his Austrian citizenship when he was running for elections in Germany in the 1930s.
Imagine someone in Russia gets equally brilliant idea to take away citizenship from Stalin or Ivan the Terrible
William
Whatever happened - is already history and no matter what we ban or take away from dead people - it will not bring millions of dead back.
There's ironic ending in Hitler's story - it can not be done, as some German law forbids taking away someone's citizenship if the person will be left without any citizenship at all. Apparently Hitler renounced his Austrian citizenship when he was running for elections in Germany in the 1930s.
Imagine someone in Russia gets equally brilliant idea to take away citizenship from Stalin or Ivan the Terrible
William
