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Transferstelle

This agency “transfer station” in the Warsaw Ghetto controlled all economic life, to include restricting food supplies. (While people all over Germany suffered a severe reduction in food supplies as the war dragged on because […]
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Sicherstellen

Literally, to guarantee or secure, sicherstellen came to apply to quotas requiring output from foreign industry workers, including Jews. For Jews who could not produce their quota, valuables were seized to make up the difference. […]
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Abschrieben

Liberally, to write off a debt, abschrieben came to mean working Jews to death to write off their debt to Germany. Actually, if you were keeping a big ledger of debts, Jews did, in fact, have […]
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Artamanen

This was a utopian type of community founded by Willibald Hentschel in 1923. They strove to live at one with nature with spiritually expanding group activities and “volkish” political objectives (i.e., mindful of community values). […]
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Blutstolz

“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; […]
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Blutt Kitt

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 […]
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Ernste Bibelforscher

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. […]
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Schadlinge

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 […]
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Leichen

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 […]
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Liebeserzeihung

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 […]