Krakow's Cracked History

Because Hungary had a 2 day national holiday and our school decided to make it a week-long holiday, we traveled up north to Poland.

We went to Krakow and our hearts bled as we were exposed to Schindler's factory, Auswitch and Birkenau concentration camps.

It is normal to have such disdain and contempt towards Hitler but this tour actually made me respect him as a leader. Don't get me wrong, I hate him as much as you do (unless you're a Nazi) and I believe his views are sick and twisted.

But you got to give props to the guy's leadership. I mean to have stupid ideas like that and yet convince millions of Germans to follow you and even build allies from countries like Italy and Japan, you must have had mad persuasion skills brother.

He was able to fool the Jews by letting them literally pay for their own deaths through his well-thought out schemes. Sure, he must have had intelligent tacticians that did this for him but he was still the leader. He must have had some charisma to attract these brilliant people to work for him.

I still think that Hitler is one of the worst people to ever set foot on this world but he is an artist in his own right, a con-artist that is. If you want to improve your leadership skills and persuasion abilities, you might want to check him out as an example. Just don't get contorted ideas like him.

Some Jews paid for their train tickets to go to the concentration camps.