I like how you try to make yourself out to know history when you clearly have no idea. I know there is nothing I can say but I'll try anyway. I have visited the An Frank house, it shows a small piece of a larger story and I promise it is no illusion. I visited a place called the fortress of Breendonk, which during WWII was the processing center were the jews in Belgium started their journey to the concentration camps, I can promise you, walking those hall is a chilling experience. And I've visited Auschwitz, I have never been to another place where I felt more that ghost where speaking to me. And if you don't want to take my word for it, you could try speaking to the people who liberated the camps or where inmates. There are some still around. Or you can read a book,most of those have photographic evidence, or watch a documentary on the subject, those have actual film that proves it. My point is you denying it happened makes you deliberately ignorant and a poor excuse as a human being. Usually I find stupidity in other people funny. In the case of someone like you, it makes me mad because it's a betrayal of literally millions of people who where killed by one of the worst regimes in history.You really, really would have felt at home in NAZI Germany, probably as a member of the Gestapo. How you can think of yourself as a patriot and hate everything that America stands for is beyond me.I already voted for Trump. I am figuring out someway to get names and addresses of Clinton voters otherwise known as TRAITORS and ENEMIES. For personal use for now and eventually use for our courts to try them for treason.
First, just about everything you have heard and continue to hear about Hitler and WW II in general is an outright lie! Why? Demonizing an enemy is a tactic as old as the hills. History is written by the victors. In war, truth is the first casualty. Also, Napoleon once basically said that history is just a bunch of lies that have been agreed upon.
Next, as a White American male, "I"! decide what American "stands for." Not a long lineage of asskissing politicians who go around shaking babies and kissing hands.