From: EMAILSeekingHarryPotter@rocketmail.comHERE   
      
   On Tue, 4 Feb 2014 10:40:59 -0500, Arouet wrote:   
      
   > On Tue, 4 Feb 2014 10:03:30 -0500, Darryl Homo Forests wrote:   
   >   
   >> Hitler   
   >   
   > Grindelwald was doing what he was doing for the perfect world for   
   > Wizards in general, where they they could live openly. Voldemort was   
   > going for open rule but for a master race of wizards and witches   
   > (pure bloods). So Grindelewald was Stalin and Voldemort was Hitler.   
   > Plus Grindelwald had his amazing partner who was incredibly clever   
   > and would have been effective in Grindelwald's plans had they not   
   > disagreed, ie Trotsky/Dumbledore.   
      
   Dumbledore "defeated" Grindelwald in 1945, ending a reign of terror in   
   Europe driven by Grindelwald's desire for wizard domination over   
   Muggles. His slogan was "For the greater good", in that everything he   
   was doing, good or bad, was for the benefit of wizards. He fully   
   believed wizards were superior to Muggles and that they shouldn't have   
   to hide from them.   
      
   He and Dumbledore started as very good friends (it becomes apparent   
   that Dumbledore was enamored by Grindelwald and very much in love with   
   him), and spent late nights discussing their plans for the wizarding   
   world. They got in an argument during which Dumbledore's sister Ariana   
   was killed, and that ended their friendship. Dumbledore stayed away   
   from public life (including the position of Minister of Magic),   
   instead choosing to educate young wizards. It wasn't until Grindelwald   
   grew very dangerous (to wizards and muggles) that Dumbledore   
   confronted him. They dueled, Dumbledore won, and Grindelwald was   
   sentenced to life in Nurmengard (the prison he initially built to   
   house his enemies and opponents).   
      
   Until Voldemort, he was the worst wizard in history. The original   
   "Dark Wizard" if you will.   
      
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