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BBC America has been running a Doctor Who marathon and that was the title of one of the episodes. If you could go back in time and see baby Hitler in his crib, would and could you kill him? If not, what would you do to try to alter history? Bribe the art school to take him in as a student? Wait until WW1 to murder him? And would that really make such a difference? The Eugenics movement and the hatred towards Jews was already in place through much of Europe. The master minds of Nazi Germany would still exist along with the horrors committed by Imperial Japan. Oh, in the episode, they didn't kill Hitler. They just locked him in a cupboard.
as a baby, no I could not do that, but I would make sure than I would have made sure not to spare his life during WW I.
Wouldn't locking him in a cupboard result in his death by eventual starvation anyways? It is essentially killing him in an indirect manner, right? I'll have to find and watch the episode...sounds interesting.
BBC America has been running a Doctor Who marathon and that was the title of one of the episodes. If you could go back in time and see baby Hitler in his crib, would and could you kill him? If not, what would you do to try to alter history? Bribe the art school to take him in as a student? Wait until WW1 to murder him? And would that really make such a difference? The Eugenics movement and the hatred towards Jews was already in place through much of Europe. The master minds of Nazi Germany would still exist along with the horrors committed by Imperial Japan. Oh, in the episode, they didn't kill Hitler. They just locked him in a cupboard.
Gee, thanks.
You could have at least given us a spoiler alert.
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