Nazipedia

Points 24 and 25 of the official Nazi Program said the Party was Christian but did not lend itself to any particular Christian denomination. They fought against the “Jewish materialistic spirit” and advocated “the common […]

These were “protection passports” given to Jews in Hungary circa 1944 by Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland to save them from being sent to the work camps and certain death. This innocuous policy, a mere footnote […]

Who says the Nazis weren’t hip? “Hundred percenters” were National Socialists wholly convinced of their righteous cause. This term implies that many, if not most, Nazis weren’t “hundertprozentigers” but less than whole enthusiastic. This doesn’t jive […]

Bonzo was a cartoon dog back then, consumed by greed and driven by cowardice. The Berlin suburb of Dalheim, “the city of party bigwigs,” was popular with Nazi officials after the Jewish Bonzos were evicted. […]

Jewish and modern “brothel literature.”  These days we have entire cable networks devoted to “soap operas” with billions of seriously addicted fans. Spanish language TV is nothing but “brothel drama.” Every TV series, every advertisement, […]

These “Fuhrer Orders” were the highest level of government directive, straight from the Fuhrer’s desk. Fuhrerbefehls did not tolerate contradiction. These days, we call them Executive Orders, missives from the President that can contradict, contravene, […]

Nazi “savings engineers” were materials control specialists appointed to oversee the war industry and to ensure the efficient production of munitions. The job no longer exists, at least in the American defense industry. All enforced […]

The Nazis developed synthetic wool made of cellulose to replace wool and cotton, which were in very short supply during the war. There is a lot of zellwolle in politics anymore – manufactured controversies to […]

“To cross and destroy” was the Nazi’s euphemism for the ruination of a people by interbreeding. The famous Confederate general Robert E. Lee was more concerned with the effect of slavery on white people than […]

This is Greek for “good health,” and the Nazi euphemism for the chemical termination of the incurably insane and the permanently disabled or deformed who were unable to work. It also included experiments of mass […]