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This was the IBM sorting machine used to sift the vast catalog of Germans for those with “Jewish” ancestry. “Hollerith erafBt” was a stamp on concentration camp forms indicating that the information on a prisoner’s […]

“University sports” were required for the first three years of all college students, voluntary in the fourth year. To continue their studies, every student had to pass a fitness exam each year. The only institutions […]

The human “instinct” was the plentiful source of natural, positive feelings. By contrast, the Nazis considered the “intellect” as diabolical. There’s a compelling logic to the Nazis’ mistrust of the intellect. “Intellectualizing” is a destructive […]

“Card catalogs” were kept with the utmost diligence, with all vital information on every prisoner – age, health, education, skills, work experience – all used to put each prisoner to work in a job at […]

“Small terror” was, according to modern historians, the first stage of the eventual mass murder of the Jews in Eastern Europe. They refer to, in occupied Poland, the uprooting of smaller Jewish communities and moving […]

In the nineteenth century, the Germans had a political goal of a colonial empire on par with other nations – England, France, Spain, Japan, China, and Russia all had considerable empires. The United States did, […]

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 […]

“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 […]

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 […]

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 […]