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Klokenklau

The “coal thief” was half-man and half-monster, with a beasty face, claws, wearing all black and with a bag of stolen coal slung over one shoulder. The klokenklau was featured in a widely distributed propaganda […]
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Judgefrange

The Jewish problem, to the Nazis, was a racial issue and a survival issue. They considered it a problem in Germany, in Europe, and in the whole world at large. Truth be told, nobody liked […]
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Kinderaktion

“Operation children” was the euthanasia program of 5000 severely disabled children in 1938-39. These days we do the same thing to millions of kids every day in every public school in America. We typically no […]
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Kennenkartwenzwang

This was the legal obligation of all Germans to obtain an official identification card. From 1939, Jews were identified on their ID cards and in their personnel files at the local police station. Germany was […]
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Volkerchaos

The Nazis envisioned a “chaos of peoples,” a random mixing of races that had to be struggled against and stopped. The epitome of this “struggle” is the NAACP, the “National Association for the Advancement of […]
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Zeugungshelfer

Women and the womb were sacred ground for the Nazis. Men (husbands) were, in this context, mere “procreation assistants.” In the modern day of rampant, aggressive feminism, men are regularly depicted in the media as weak, […]
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Abbeforderung

Literally “dispatching or removal,” abbeforderung came to be a euphemism for killing under the Nazi regime. The Obama regime has done them one better. The centerpiece of Obama’s “war for women” was the promise of […]
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Zweiglager

All the large concentration camps had “branch camps” associated with the main camp.   Prisoners were used as forced labor in all these sub-camps. Auschwitz had at least 200 such camps, perhaps as many as 1000. […]
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Zweite Aktion

This was the deportation of Jews from the Warsaw Ghetto to Treblinka in January of 1943. It was called off after four days due to armed resistance by the deportees. This is the only reference […]
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Volk Ohne Raum

The Germans were a “people without space” or room needed to be self-sufficient, i.e., to grow their own food and produce all other necessities – water, energy, paper products, clothing. Illegal Hispanics all came from […]