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Die Neuordnung

The “New World Order” of the present day is exactly what the Nazis were trying to defend themselves against. They wanted to establish a stable, coherent, defensible pan-European colonial type empire that would survive for […]
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Nuremburg Rallies

These were annual Nazi party gatherings of perhaps a million people and soldiers, vast seas of shining faces gushing with orgasmic enthusiasm for their God and savior, the Fuhrer. Gigantic flags carried by a thousand […]
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Prinzerlass

This was a decree passed in 1940 that prohibited members of the German royal families from working for the military. That would never, ever fly in America, where our “royal families” practically run the defense […]
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Hitlerjugend

From 1937 onward, all young German boys were required to join the “Hitler Youth.” There was a similar organization for girls. This conjures the inevitable image of children in small khaki uniforms marching and doing […]
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The Holocaust as Payback

Under all the rhetorical spite, the Nazi’s fundamental basis for their anti-Semitism was pure retaliation. They wanted the Jews to suffer for what they had done, to share – like any good German patriot should […]
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Dolch Stos Legendre

Dolch stos is a “stab in the back” and the myth thereof refers to the feeling after World War I that the German army had not been defeated by the allies, but by the Jews, […]
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Blut und Boden

For all their flaws, the Nazis tried very hard to be an honorable people. Dignity and nobility were a part of every ceremony, every award, every organization. It was in their “blood and soil.” Bottom […]
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Nebeland

The Nazis had their “borderlands,” vague ancillary regions of the Third Reich that were never either entirely within their political control or physical boundaries. The usual subtext in this designation is that the Nazis had […]
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Nebeland

The Nazis had their “borderlands,” vague ancillary regions of the Third Reich that were never either entirely within their political control or physical boundaries. The usual subtext in this designation is that the Nazis had […]
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Negermusik

The Nazis banned the trendy music of the day, Jazz and Swing (often performed by “Negro musicians.”) If parents only knew what filth their kids were listening to coming out of the mouths of modern Negro […]