Nazipedia

Hitler described his early Nazi followers as “little fellow countrymen.” The Nazi Party began as a true grass-roots organization. They were on the verge of bankruptcy for years on end and depended almost exclusively on […]

This was, according to liberal historians, the Nazi’s hair-brained notion that geography played an important role in politics and world history. The Nazis themselves were proof positive. Their impetus for expanding Germany’s frontiers was to […]

“The Jew as World Parasite” was a propaganda booklet given to German military personnel. These days we have the Wall Street Journal. (Think of “jews” as the ultra-wealthy and the financial community – volume on […]

The “operation against the sick,” according to modern liberal historians, was the systematic murder of the sick at concentration camps. Historians love to apply modern standards of medicine and hygiene to conditions almost 100 years […]

Goebbels created the “Institute for the Study of the Jewish Problem” in 1936. They published scholarly peer-reviewed articles on Jewish issues. The biggest mystery of the day was how the Jews were able to stand […]

“Humanity,” according to Nazi thinkers, was a degenerate concept fostered by Jews to put the interests of the individual above those of the nation and the people as a whole. Jews believed they were God’s […]

“Those unwilling to work” is, according to modern historians, a euphemism for those condemned to death at the camps. Truthfully, the Germans needed all the able-bodied workers they could muster. Unemployment of German nationals was […]

The “Aryan clause” was a 1933 law that banned Jews from civil service, thus beginning their slow but steady exclusion from German society, politics and economic life. What America needs right now is a law […]

“Jews, Jesuits and Freemasons” like Jehovah’s Witnesses were all too proud to put their German identity above their personal welfare. (They refused to take an oath of loyalty to Hitler.) Today, such stalwart groups have […]

“Jew estates” were used to train Jewish youngsters to be farmers so they could emigrate to a country other than Palestine. The Nazis did everything possible to help and encourage Jews to emigrate. Everything! There […]