Week # 246/ The Holocaust Wouldn't Exist...

I have always thought that if I had the power to change the course of history and I could go back to the past, I would like to go back to 1934, when Hitler proclaimed himself the leader of Germany, after the death of the president of that country. I think that was one of the blackest times of humanity; it was like the presence of hell on earth, because this man, together with his henchmen, carried out and consummated a lot of evil to a great number of people, especially to the Jews and to anyone who did not see his mandate with good eyes. Those days were some of the blackest in history, as many atrocities were committed with the terrible shadow of the holocaust committed....

Sometimes when I have seen documentaries of that time and I have learned of notorious characters in the midst of that barbarism, I wonder what their lives would have been like if this man had not been able to emerge from the midst of that Germany destroyed by the First World War, taking advantage of the needs, illusions of a people disappointed in their rulers, to gain access to power, offering them what they wanted to hear and desire.

If only I could have prevented this man's rise to power. Many valuable lives would have given their fruits to the world in a positive and not so tragic way, as many who with all that debacle were able to give to the world. Perhaps by avoiding these terrible events, scientific advances would have taken place in a different way and perhaps today we would be a step ahead in everything. The evil would not have been known by so many innocent people, and for that reason I would feel happy and pleased to be able to avoid so much pain to so many families and people.

So if it were up to me this man would have remained in the shadows with his selfish and inhuman ideas and would have only harmed himself and no one else. The holocaust would only have been a horrible nightmare for human beings.

This is my participation in Weekend-Engagement topics: WEEK 246, greetings!