Yes they were.
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Maybe the soldiers themselves were too young and naive, but what about their parents, their neighbors, their relatives, all the older and more experienced people around them? Sure they didn't just sit at home watching the wall dry 24/7, they talked with people, and the common sentiment was to agree with the jewish propaganda or be ambivalent about it.
The people agreed on "yes, Hitler is crazy and wanted to conquer the world"... even though Germany already struggled to keep it with the Soviet threat alone. And then "YAS QUEEN victory! btw ignore the Soviets conquering half of Europe, ignore the 20+ millions of Christians they killed, ignore their ideology was spearheaded by jews and jews in the West still drool all over it, ignore that all of this was common knowledge for Germans."
It means there were multiple generations (aka most people of these generations) of idiots at play.
They died in vain, but not in dishonor.
They will be remembered as kinslayers who went across the Atlantic to kill people who did not wrong them, and cowards at home who let jews infiltrate their institutions and niggers run wild in their cities. It wasn't the boomers who were running things in the 60s, who enacted Hart-Cellar, created no-fault divorce and divorce rape, and sold us down the river. They disinherited us of our only native land.