This is a difficult question to ask. But does the fact that Hitler had what

This is a difficult question to ask. But does the fact that Hitler had what

This is a difficult question to ask. But does the fact that Hitler had what could be described as noble intentions - he wanted to make the world what he thought would be a better place - in some way mitigate the moral repugnance of his actions?

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