Nazipedia

“Blood pride” was a national mandate to be proud of one’s Aryan origins. The only pride allowed in America anymore is for blacks to celebrate their heritage, Hispanics theirs – gays, illegal immigrants, farm workers; […]

This was Hitler’s concept of Germans bonding via “blood cement” through shared atrocities and horrible experiences. Blacks have used this motif for generations. Their overwhelming support of Obama is a clear testament to the impact […]

Serious, “earnest” Bible researchers like Jehovah’s Witnesses were sent to the work camps for refusing to sign an oath of loyalty to Hitler. The modern American federal bureaucracy is at war with all concientous Bible-believers. […]

These were vermin, parasites, or – in the modern world – slackers. They were people whom the Nazis felt damaged their national community; politically, socially, and ideologically. Typically they were Jews and Gypsies, two groups […]

The “L” for leichen was marked or sewn on the jackets or tattooed on the arms of work camp prisoners who were unfit to work. They were thus marked to be killed or deported and […]

Physical education to the Nazis was considered just as important as a formal education in the classroom. In the modern day, physical education is almost nonexistent in public schools. The air is so polluted in […]

The “feeling of life” is, according to Nazi doctrine, the irrational, natural, and simple feeling of just being alive. This, in contrast, to the elaborate rationalization and abstract intellect of the liberal cast. Modern people, […]

“Faith and beauty” was a noteworthy branch of the Hitler Youth, for young women ages 17 to 21 for spiritual training for marriage and motherhood in the Third Reich. By the time most girls reach […]

Himmler ordered the creation of a national police force in 1936. Thereafter, the SS were the power that de facto ruled Germany. These days, the federal government uses their national police authority, augmented with the […]

Positive criticism slash acknowledgment of Third Reich accomplishments in culture was permitted and allowed. According to modern scholars, “honest criticism,” however, was suppressed. This is precisely the state of modern life in America. Starting with […]