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Rampkommando

“Ramp commandos” were labor camp workers who were responsible for offloading newly-arriving internees – sorting property, confiscating valuables, shaving their heads, taking their clothes, and so forth. Just like when you arrive at boot camp […]
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Kunstbolshevismus

This was Hitler’s catchword for “Bolshevik art.” He specifically referred to the abstract art of the day called Cubism and Dadaism as “sickly outgrowths of insane and debilitated people.” We call it modern art these […]
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Goldfasanen

“Golden pheasants” was a derogatory term used for high-ranking Nazi officials, referring to the Nazi’s formal dress uniforms – brown and red with gaudy gold insignia that resembled the plumage of male pheasants. We have […]
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Gottlaubiger

These were individuals who broke away from Christianity but who still believed in God. They just did not belong to any formal religious organization, just like 85% of Americans today. The Nazis did not approve […]
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Einsatzgruppen

These were “special operations units” that followed the army along the eastern front, systematically killing Jews, communists, intellectuals and enemy combatants – i.e., the resistance, in modern vernacular. All told, they murdered perhaps 500,000 individuals. […]
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Endlosung

The Holocaust is a modern invention. Until 1978, it was called “The Final Solution.” 2.5 million Jews were killed in gas chambers and by artificial means. Not 6 million as is typically stated, or even 11 […]
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Kinder, Kuche, Kirche

“Children, kitchen, church” was the Nazi slogan spelling out the proper role of women. The modern politically correct media are offended by this sexist phrase. Truthfully? Modern women are not doing so well at raising […]
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Jungvolk

The “young folk” of Nazi Germany were prized and treasured. Disciplined as well, but then it was a much harder world back then. Much of the world was in the middle of the Great Depression, […]
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Swingjugend

Nazi Germany had their “swing kids” just like America back in the day, kicking up their heels to jazz and big band music in crowded dance halls. Young adults in Japan epitomize what is, and […]
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Stucke

This is a generic term that means “sticks,” pieces or items. Nazis used the word to refer to Jews, “Stuck Juden” as a way to depersonalize and dehumanize them. In the modern day, the internet […]