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Unzuverlassinger Mann

Unreliable man,” abbreviated U-mann; a German spy classified as corrupt and who needed to be watched carefully. This was one of several categories the Nazis used to classify their spies. In the wake of the 9/11/2013 […]
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SA Jesu Christi

“Storm Battalion Jesus Christ” was a church organization founded in 1932 by Nazi theologians. No doubt Nazis would feel quite at home in a modern protestant denomination. There have been so many “modern English” versions […]
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Sachenhausen

This concentration camp near Berlin had a wide range of prisoners – political dissidents, criminals, Jehovah’s Witnesses (for refusing to swear an oath of allegiance to Hitler), asocials, gays, AWOL German soldiers, Polish and Soviet […]
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Rundfunk

This was the German radio network, controlled by the Nazis for the duration of the Third Reich. Here in the U.S., we have National Public Radio (and TV), a far-left media outlet funded in no […]
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Rustung Kommando

The Nazi’s Armament and War Production Authority ensured sufficient labor was available to meet the Reich’s munitions goals. Every available German was working overtime. There was virtually no unemployment throughout the Nazi era. Every major […]
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Objektivitat

Objectivity was perceived as a negative attitude by the Nazis, smacking of liberalism and intellectualism. Objectivity, back then, implied unbiased appraisal. The Nazis wanted people to be oriented exclusively to the wellbeing of the German […]
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Namenstrager

The last son of a family whose other sons or father have been killed in action was the family’s “name bearer,” and he would not be assigned to combat duty on the front. The U.S. […]
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Mutter und Housfrau

The highest calling of any woman in Nazi Germany was as a “mother and housewife,” in the service of the German people. A couple of generations of “women’s lib” and feminism has seen the virtual extinction […]
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Land Deinst

Many German university students, from 1934 on, worked without pay in “farm service” jobs in the eastern border regions. Most American college students score so high on the “narcissism” scale on psych tests as to […]
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Landbarbeitgerbrief

German workers were issued a “land worker certificate” after successful completion of a training program and a two-year apprenticeship period. All you need to get an agricultural visa in the U.S. is to be fluent […]