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Kultursendung

It was the Nazi “culture mission” to improve the culture and to bring their civilization to the rest of the world. This included an appreciation for the arts, classical music, philosophy, science, and hard work. […]
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Hartheim

This was the largest Nazi euthanasia facility, with an estimated 30,000 victims. That’s the number of hispanics Obama released from federal prison the week before sequestration kicked in. He said it was the decent thing to […]
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NS Fliegerkorp

The National Socialist “Flyer Corps,” a volunteer organization of kids set up in 1937, trains them as future Luftwaffe pilots. They learned how to fly gliders and motorized aircraft. Its leaders were under the direct […]
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Rassenhygeine

“Racial hygiene” was the Nazi eugenics program, the matching of genetic mates to improve the master race. This used to be called courtship before it became politically incorrect for the human race to participate in […]
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Konzentrationslager

“Enemies of the volk community” were sent to concentration camps and never to be heard from again. In America, we do the civilized thing and send them to prison. The hard time they do is […]
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Kirchenkampf

This is the “church struggle” that went on in Nazi Germany. In America, the liberal media has relegated religion to the far right. It’s extremist, irrelevant, and a nuisance to our political cohesion as a […]
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Untermensch

This is the “subhuman” half of the Aryan myth of the superhuman, uber-mensch race. The context posed here for this noun is that it applies to the “female” part of the homosexual couple, the one […]
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Vergettungwaffen

These were the “weapons of retaliation,” known as the V-1 and V-2 buzz bombs. The V-1 was the world’s first cruise missile, and the V-2 was the first ballistic missile. Another rocket that never quite […]
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Verbotzeit

This was the time after the Beer Hall Putsch (Hitler’s failed attempt at revolution in 1923 that landed him in prison) when the Nazi Party was banned. (A political movement that began in a beer […]
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Reichstrunkenbold

“Reich drunkard” was a name secretly given to sundry senior Nazi functionaries who tipped the schnapps bottle too often. Alcohol is the grease that makes the wheels turn in the modern world. Alcohol and cocaine, […]