This is Germany
Berlin alone has 50 memorials for victims of Nazism, hundreds more in the rest of the country, concentration camps are maintained as memorials. There are literally paving stones with jewish names on the street. All school children are teached of the horrors of National Socialism and Germany in WW2 (because that's more important than any other part of german history), most youth don't even know the communist GDR and the Eastern Block.
Nazism memorial days:
27th January - Day of remembrance of victims of National Socialism
10th May - Day of the free Book(Nazi book burning)
20th July - Day of military resistance against Hitler (Bundeswehr recruits are sworn in)
1 September - Anti-War Day(Poland Attack)
9 November -Reich progrom night
19th December - Day of remembrance of the genocide on gypsies
And Germany did not participate in any wars between 1945-1990, just recently it had to do Nato's bidding.
This is America
Memorials for the Iraq War?
Memorials for Vietnam, Afghanistan, Somalia?
Memorials for the massacres on native americans?
No, just national pride without shame despite the endless wars (The US has never been at peace for more than a couple of years)
Whatever, I am not the one who defends bombing civilians and wants to nuke cities.
95thrifleman's single argument is whataboutism: Allied war crimes were justified because Germany did... which is a fallacy.