Good morning, it's WWII o'clock.

US deports 95-year-old former concentration camp gua...

In a way, I can see why he feels this is confusing for him, and it's plausible that he stated the truth, and many soldiers and guards involved in a war didn't have choices back then, they just went as they were told. But if he really just started as a guard a few weeks toward the end of the war, then he must have known a lot about what was going on...

one of the go-to arguments against "I didn't know" is Sophie Scholl and the White Rose movement. College students who protested against the death camps and were executed in 1943 for it

Sophie Scholl: The Final Days (Full Film)

full movie about them here /o/

The pamphlets they distributed were powerful as fuck, the second one talks about how Germany already knows about the murder of Jews and how Germans will share a collective guilt since they allowed it to happen when they know it was happening: The Second Pamphlet

" Everyone wants to exonerate themselves from such a collective guilt, everyone does so and returns to sleeping soundly with the calmest, clearest conscience. But no one can exonerate themselves, everyone is GUILTY, GUILTY, GUILTY! "

Wow, the pamphlets were crazy powerful. We still can use this opening line "National Socialism cannot be confronted intellectually because it is not intellectual" and change "National Socialism" with whatever idiotic fuck we are dealing. What a beautiful pamphlet.