The take to have is that we're very sorry we tried to kill them all for some free real estate.
Just last year the Dutch railways decided to compensate the families of Holocaust victims.
For decades the story was that the Germans had 'forced' the Dutch railways to send trains to the camps and that carriages were stolen by Germany.
In recent years the books have been examined and then they realized that the Dutch railways billed the Germans for the transports and provided staff and security.
The Germans didn't miss a payment, send a personal thank you note from time to time and the Dutch railways made a nice profit on the operation.
Even though there's a risk of Holocaust deniers taking their own conclusions, a lot of European governments and companies have started to look into their history.
Turns out anti-semitism prior to WW2 was not just a problem in Germany and Eastern Europe.
All Europe can and will ever do is support Israel.
Which is why EU governments have no answer to people with Palestinian flags walking through Brussels and Amsterdam shouting sentences that start with Hamas and end with gas.
They simply 'let them' hoping that it will go away that way.
