Even if you're right, and it's closer to 6000 than the 3200 the government sources indicate, that's still 6000 people over a CENTURY OF OPERATION, and the overwhelming majority of those people died because of disease outbreaks in the school, not some plan to mass murder them like the Nazis created. My critique of 'hyperbole' still stands.  We're talking schools, not concentration camps, Christian churches that are still operating in Canada, not the Nazi Party, and an attempt to enculturate, not eradicate.

Here's the TRC:

"The Commission has identified 3,200 deaths on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Register of Confirmed Deaths of Named Residential School Students and the Register of Confirmed Deaths of Unnamed Residential School Students."

Your comparison is still ridiculous.

As for the name ... I'm actually Swedish-French-Welsh-British, not German. I use this name online as a reference to a WWI Austrian rifle my father willed me from his collection.