The teaching of history should convey only facts and be free from political motives, personal opinions, biases, propaganda and other common tactics of distortion. Those who intend to support particular political interests and agendas should have their biased historical interpretations criticized for lacking proof. Distortion of truth is unavoidable when dealing in such a subjective medium as reported events. What is inexcusable, however, is accepting the dominant, popular view in spite of obvious discrepancies or …showed first 75 words of 766 total…

…showed last 75 words of 766 total…history are all achievements that any world leader would be proud to have on his/her record. There were however many problems and these you would all know about because they are well publicised if exaggerated. It can (and has been) convincingly argued that the NAZI regime are far outweighed by the negatives, however there were good points to the NAZI’s and these must not be lost in the wake of popular emotional rhetoric.