Why is the 1944-1950 German democide/genocide/forced migration ignored?

[Associate Justice PiT]

In America, it most certainly is ignored.

I'd have to agree. I don't really recall this being talked about much in HS or in college, and in all the times I've talked about this subject with people, I'm pretty sure it has never come up.

I'm sure its talked about in some corners as 0% alluded to but in the mainstream, at least in America, not really.

     I think it is also worth noting that the mainstream just ignoring this tragedy because of the migrants' cultural link to a vicious genocidal regime is the sort of thing that would make this more salient for neo-Nazis. If we want to disarm it, we should at least acknowledge that it is a thing that happened and it was not a good thing.

[Associate Justice PiT]

I would have wanted them out of my country too.  They did terrible things, and were all complicit at a certain level.  You people need to think what it was like in 1945.  A good chunk of the world was killled because of them.

     We can recognize that people had comprehensible reasons for doing bad things in the past and also recognize that those things were bad.