Why do you think we learn about violent events ion history like the Nazi movement? How is this different from watching violent stories on TV?

We learn about violent events like the Nazi movement in order to understand what happened, why it happened, and how to not let it happen again. It is clear that the Nazi movement was an awful series of events in world history. The millions of innocent citizens murdered by the Nazi's during World War II was unprecedented. However, if we never learn about events like this and why they happened, we would never be able to learn how to prevent them from happening again.

Ultimately, learning about this movement is much different than watching violent stories on TV. The stories on TV are often fictionalized or including elements of acting. However, the Nazi movement resulted in the deaths of real people in cruel and unusual ways.