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(die) Arbeitsonwilligen

“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 […]
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Arierparagraph

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 […]
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Juden, Jesuiten und Friemauer

“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 […]
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Judengut

“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 […]
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Judenliberalismus

The Nazis believed “Jew liberalism” had caused the spiritual decomposition of the German people. We see the same (continued) assault on traditional values in the modern day. Liberals embrace homosexual conduct, abortion, birth control, amnesty […]
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Judenhauser

“Jew houses” were buildings managed by the Jewish Religious Federation from 1941 onwards that, as steady allied bombings precipitated a severe housing shortage, were appropriated by the Gestapo. The Jews were moved to occupied Eastern Europe […]
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Judisches Problem

The “Jewish Problem” was the subject of a great deal of research and discussion in the 1920s and 1930s in Germany. It was a worldwide problem, actually, but only the Germans had the courage to […]
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Partisanen

Partisans, resistance fighters – or “gangs” as the Germans called them. History indicates that there were virtually no resistance fighters against the Nazis.    Any civilian killed by the Germans was brutal, random murder – done […]
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Passo Romano

Passo Romano The “Roman step” style of goose-stepping was introduced by Mussolini into the Italian Army in the 1930s. The goose step was actually a rigorous style of marching created to keep the troops warm in […]
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Rassenpolitik

“Racial politics” was the National Socialists’ domestic and foreign policy on racial issues. Here in America, the U.S. government has begun a comprehensive program to force all neighborhoods and communities to be “racially mixed.” What […]