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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
the Nazi Party sent thousands of Gays to their deaths in the concentration camps.
clue : West Yorkshire Sums it up, really. The influence of religion over the organisation of society should be consigned to the dustbin of history.
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
the Nazi Party sent thousands of Gays to their deaths in the concentration camps.
clue : West Yorkshire This is almost laughable. The British media explodes with fury because some pathetic losers send monkey emojis to a footballer, yet this school is 'rapped' for allowing access to a book which spirals out of the hate crime orbit by it's sheer evil contents. And someone defended it being in the library for 'research purposes'.
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
What book was it? The Quaran, The Old Testament or The Blue Peter annual, 1979?
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
The Nazi's deliberately murdered gays & jews. They also forcefully gang raped & often impregnated white girls in occupied territory. They were also deeply racist and had zero respect for cultures other than their own. They had a big problem with Capitalism & the charging of interest on lending. This tied in with their virulent anti-Semitism. Their heroic cult leader was a Teetotal decorated warrior who clearly had mental health issues. A fella who abstained from many types of food. A fella whose private love-life was controversial. Not very educated but he did have a missionary zeal and a confirmed belief in his divine destiny. A charismatic leader who could move thousands to follow him with his great speeches. The Nazi's destroyed Freedom of speech, intellectual life and legitimate political opposition. They burned & banned books they disagreed with. The Nazi's blazed a trail of conquest across thousands of miles of territory in the blink of an eye. Using weapons and compliant local functionaries to do their bidding. So they did, no surprise then that the British establishment supported them.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
So they did, no surprise then that the British establishment supported them. As opposed to Stalin who was a total honey.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
So they did, no surprise then that the British establishment supported them. Some did, to an extent, until the true nature of the Nazis became clear. The Nazis didn't do much of this stuff until a few years after taking power. Really most was only known about after Poland was taken. By that time there was little or no British support for the Nazis. Any actual supporters were quickly imprisoned and if you're thinking of Edward - shipped off to somewhere where he was essentially in exile and allowed no contact with the outside world.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
'No-one here will shed any tears over the disappearance of German democracy'. 'Herr Hitler has saved his country' - night of the long knives. Daily Mail, their staff even wore their blackshirts to work. They preferred Hitler to Stalin. Even with hindsight, most sane people would still see Stalin as a murdering scum bag regardless of Hitler's later lunacy.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
They preferred Hitler to Stalin. Even with hindsight, most sane people would still see Stalin as a murdering scum bag regardless of Hitler's later lunacy. So a small part of the establishment was pro Nazi and huge numbers of ordinary folk were pro Soviet.
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- Nazi Germany or - Saudi Arabia
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Originally posted by Badger11
So a small part of the establishment was pro Nazi and huge numbers of ordinary folk were pro Soviet. It's easy to be pro something from a safe distance. The reality is a little different.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
It's easy to be pro something from a safe distance. The reality is a little different. Yup the ones that have been publicly named were all upper class twits the sort that said that Mussolini makes the trains run on time.
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It seems to be a matter of record some Daily Mail staff turned up to work wearing black shirts (source The Times of Israel which I have no reason to doubt). You cannot by any stretch argue that the behaviour of a newspaper owner decades ago has any bearing on the current newspaper. Originally posted by steeleye20
'No-one here will shed any tears over the disappearance of German democracy'. 'Herr Hitler has saved his country' - night of the long knives. Daily Mail, their staff even wore their blackshirts to work.
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Originally posted by HKOwen
It seems to be a matter of record some Daily Mail staff turned up to work wearing black shirts (source The Times of Israel which I have no reason to doubt). You cannot by any stretch argue that the behaviour of a newspaper owner decades ago has any bearing on the current newspaper. Meanwhile the Guardian was heaping priase on Stalin and defending the show trials.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
'No-one here will shed any tears over the disappearance of German democracy'. 'Herr Hitler has saved his country' - night of the long knives. Daily Mail, their staff even wore their blackshirts to work. Lord Rothermere a famous proponent of national self determination was the owner so not really a big surprise. Working on an EU project some years ago, I was working with Hungarians, and they have a national holiday named after 'Lord Rothermere's Action'. Like a national day for them. He said that Hungary should be allowed to be a nation, free from Austria. I had never known about it until then, but just thought I'd put it here.
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and the origins of the Guardian go back to a man who was anti Lincoln, pro slavery and non critical of Peterloo Originally posted by georgenorman
Meanwhile the Guardian was heaping priase on Stalin and defending the show trials.
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