Europe's much darker hours were the whole past 2 decades when it helped destroy those people's countries to "bring democracy" (and get cheap oil, control of the area, resources etc).
And thne it was the colonial era, that lasted (openly, as it still lasts) until the seventies. Where those migrants (and more, close to a billion people) were slaves to European empires.
Then there was WWII, when most of Europe fell for nazism (only a handful of countries had widespread resistance movements), and killed several million people.
So, no, "Treatment of Migrants Evokes Memories of Europe's Darkest Hour" only if you have a short span memory.
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And thne it was the colonial era, that lasted (openly, as it still lasts) until the seventies. Where those migrants (and more, close to a billion people) were slaves to European empires.
Then there was WWII, when most of Europe fell for nazism (only a handful of countries had widespread resistance movements), and killed several million people.
So, no, "Treatment of Migrants Evokes Memories of Europe's Darkest Hour" only if you have a short span memory.