No, he wanted to get rid of the Jews, not massacre them.surreptitious75 wrote:Hitler had only three fundamental aims after becoming Fuhrer : establishment of a Third Reich in Europe / collapse of Communism / genocide of the Jews
With regard to the latter when he could not enrol as an art student he thought that Jews had a very disproportionate and decadent influence upon the arts
And while he was a corporal in World War One he would give antisemitic speeches to fellow soldiers so this had been established well before World War Two
Aegean wrote:History states that they began an economic boycott on Germany when Hitler kicked out the Jews who had made Berlin into a modern day Sodom and Gamora...similar to what the US has become.
Similar to what Putin did to the "Oligarchs". Google their ethnicity. You'll not be surmised.
The drunk Yeltsin had sold the resource of the Russian people to alien entities. America loved Russia then, as they did before Stalin took over. This has occurred in the past.
See why Stalin purged the Communist party (Trotsky) - and many innocents, no doubt. In such times things can get out of hand. He became a national Marxist (Stalinism) as opposed to Trotsky's internationalism and his strategy of perpetual revolution - a doctrine the neo-cons adapted and made into perpetual war as the US strategy for world dominion.
Putin became the enemy only after he took back Russian resources and kicked out the parasites.
Germany was in a similar state pre World War II.
Hitler actually made Israel possible. But he wanted to give them Madagascar.
The Brits changed the plan...always the Protestant Anglos. Look into Churchill's allegiance, and how he changed his mind, during his career, making his election as Prime minister possible.
The victors write the history books, according to their own needs.
Gloominary wrote:I have a question for Aegean, why were the Jews able to so thoroughly dominate the Anglo-American world more than any other part of the world?
Aegean wrote:Gloominary wrote:I have a question for Aegean, why were the Jews able to so thoroughly dominate the Anglo-American world more than any other part of the world?
Have you read Heisman's Suicide Note?
It explains it thoroughly, over 1500 pages.
The short answer can be found in Anglo history and how the Norse dominated and destroyed their culture, producing resentment.
This resentment produced the American Civil War where the Anglo-Puritan Yankees defeated the Norse, elitist, aristocratic southerners.
The history of the Protestant and Anglican church is another example.
Protestants rejected the last remnants of Rome, as it had been corrupted and integrated into the Holy Roman Empire - later the catholic Church - and Byzantium - later Christian Orthodox Church.
It was a rebellion against earthly representatives of divine order. The absolute one-god.
This produced a commonality with the Jews that had been rejected by every tribe and had invented the narrative of being 'chosen by god' to bring on the end (Armageddon) - essentially they chose themselves as divine missionaries.
A shared victim psychology.
You can still see it in the US with its Messianic mission (American exceptionalism) to 'liberate mankind' from itself, and how it explains the world animosity toward its dominion as a product of envy. This is typical among victim psychologies.
They are never responsible. They are always pure, good and innocent.
I think you can only find it on-line, and it's free.Gloominary wrote:Wow, that's really fascinating, I've got to check that book out, thanks.
joker wrote:Anyone can answer, but I'd really like to know what liberals and progressives think the reason was for Hitler to pursue the Jews across Europe especially when there were so few in Germany before WWII began?
WendyDarling wrote:Why did Hitler move outside of Germany into Austria and Poland?
Ostsiedlung (German pronunciation: [ˈɔstˌziːdlʊŋ], literally east settling), in English called the German eastward expansion, was the medieval eastward migration and settlement of Germanic-speaking peoples from the Holy Roman Empire, especially its southern and western portions, into less-populated regions of Central Europe, parts of west Eastern Europe, and the Baltics. The affected area roughly stretched from Estonia in the north all the way to Slovenia in the south and extended into Transylvania (today in Romania) in the east. In part, Ostsiedlung followed the territorial expansion of the Empire and the Teutonic Order.
According to Jedlicki (1950), in many cases the term "German colonization" does not refer to an actual migration of Germans, but rather to the internal migration of native populations (Poles, Hungarians, etc.) from the countryside to the cities, which then adopted laws modeled on those of the German towns of Magdeburg and Lübeck.
Before and during the time of German settlement, late medieval Central and Eastern European societies underwent deep cultural changes in demography, religion, law and administration, agriculture, settlement numbers and structures. Thus Ostsiedlung is part of a process termed Ostkolonisation ("east colonization") or Hochmittelalterlicher Landesausbau ("high medieval land consolidation"), although these terms are sometimes used synonymously.
Ethnic conflicts erupted between the newly arrived settlers and local populations and expulsions of native populations are also known.[1] In several areas subject to the Ostsiedlung, the existing population was later discriminated against and pushed away from administration.[2][3]
In the 20th century, the Ostsiedlung was heavily exploited by German nationalists, including the Nazis, to press the territorial claims of Germany and to demonstrate supposed German superiority over non-Germanic peoples, whose cultural, urban and scientific achievements in that era were undermined, rejected, or presented as German.
Because of the nature of Judaism and Christianity.WendyDarling wrote:Phyllo, how'd the Jews end up on Hitler's radar?
To a certain point, the lender is providing a product/service which the borrower can use for his needs and to his advantage. Past that point, you get into the area of exploitation.the fundamental aspect of usury is the callousness of the practitioners. They care not about the other's need, ro his state, and are willing to exploit it, because they do not identify with him.
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