Ok /his/ you've defender Hitler in past but can you defend

This isn't /pol/, we know Hitler was a genocidal maniac

>>2794363
No.

there's no way to know those children didn't consent and it's safe to assume the Poles broke the NAP first when they answered fire

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No is morally obligated to people outside their own in groups, he didn't do anything wrong, standard war time action only.

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>>2794363
He was predestined to engage in his reprobate behaviour. The morality of it is irrelevant, as it was God's will Dirlewanger did what he did.