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[Sixties Fan]

the anti-Jewish boycott campaign begun by Adolf Hitler on April 1, 1933

Actually, in 1933:

Sure, Nazi Louie. Always leave out the important details about history:

On March 20, 1933, efforts got under way in both Poland and the United States to initiate economic boycotts of Nazi Germany. Within several years, boycott movements had been started by Jewish communities – although they were not limited to them – in a number of countries around the world.

Violence against Germany’s Jews began right after the Reichstag election of March 5, 1933, when a Nazi victory allowed Adolf Hitler, who had become chancellor on January 30, to consolidate his power. Various organs of the National Socialist party undertook to harass Jews across the country – boycotting their businesses, attacking presumed Jews in the streets, even breaking into and searching Jews’ homes.

News of the abuse quickly spread around the world, and Jewish organizations appealed to the new German government to come down hard on those who were doing the attacking. The response of Hermann Goering that, “I shall employ the police, and without mercy, wherever German people are hurt, but I refuse to turn the police into a guard for Jewish stores,” was a typical response, as well a harbinger of things to come.

read more: This day in Jewish history / Jews start boycott of Nazi Germany

 

[P F Tinmore]

the anti-Jewish boycott campaign begun by Adolf Hitler on April 1, 1933

Actually, in 1933:

Sure, Nazi Louie. Always leave out the important details about history:

On March 20, 1933, efforts got under way in both Poland and the United States to initiate economic boycotts of Nazi Germany. Within several years, boycott movements had been started by Jewish communities – although they were not limited to them – in a number of countries around the world.

Violence against Germany’s Jews began right after the Reichstag election of March 5, 1933, when a Nazi victory allowed Adolf Hitler, who had become chancellor on January 30, to consolidate his power. Various organs of the National Socialist party undertook to harass Jews across the country – boycotting their businesses, attacking presumed Jews in the streets, even breaking into and searching Jews’ homes.

News of the abuse quickly spread around the world, and Jewish organizations appealed to the new German government to come down hard on those who were doing the attacking. The response of Hermann Goering that, “I shall employ the police, and without mercy, wherever German people are hurt, but I refuse to turn the police into a guard for Jewish stores,” was a typical response, as well a harbinger of things to come.

read more: This day in Jewish history / Jews start boycott of Nazi Germany

If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?

 

[Sixties Fan]

the anti-Jewish boycott campaign begun by Adolf Hitler on April 1, 1933

Actually, in 1933:

Sure, Nazi Louie. Always leave out the important details about history:

On March 20, 1933, efforts got under way in both Poland and the United States to initiate economic boycotts of Nazi Germany. Within several years, boycott movements had been started by Jewish communities – although they were not limited to them – in a number of countries around the world.

Violence against Germany’s Jews began right after the Reichstag election of March 5, 1933, when a Nazi victory allowed Adolf Hitler, who had become chancellor on January 30, to consolidate his power. Various organs of the National Socialist party undertook to harass Jews across the country – boycotting their businesses, attacking presumed Jews in the streets, even breaking into and searching Jews’ homes.

News of the abuse quickly spread around the world, and Jewish organizations appealed to the new German government to come down hard on those who were doing the attacking. The response of Hermann Goering that, “I shall employ the police, and without mercy, wherever German people are hurt, but I refuse to turn the police into a guard for Jewish stores,” was a typical response, as well a harbinger of things to come.

read more: This day in Jewish history / Jews start boycott of Nazi Germany

If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?

Are you pro Nazi Germany Tinmore? Do you wish they had won WWII?

 

[P F Tinmore]

the anti-Jewish boycott campaign begun by Adolf Hitler on April 1, 1933

Actually, in 1933:

Sure, Nazi Louie. Always leave out the important details about history:

On March 20, 1933, efforts got under way in both Poland and the United States to initiate economic boycotts of Nazi Germany. Within several years, boycott movements had been started by Jewish communities – although they were not limited to them – in a number of countries around the world.

Violence against Germany’s Jews began right after the Reichstag election of March 5, 1933, when a Nazi victory allowed Adolf Hitler, who had become chancellor on January 30, to consolidate his power. Various organs of the National Socialist party undertook to harass Jews across the country – boycotting their businesses, attacking presumed Jews in the streets, even breaking into and searching Jews’ homes.

News of the abuse quickly spread around the world, and Jewish organizations appealed to the new German government to come down hard on those who were doing the attacking. The response of Hermann Goering that, “I shall employ the police, and without mercy, wherever German people are hurt, but I refuse to turn the police into a guard for Jewish stores,” was a typical response, as well a harbinger of things to come.

read more: This day in Jewish history / Jews start boycott of Nazi Germany

If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?

Are you pro Nazi Germany Tinmore? Do you wish they had won WWII?

Of course not. Why would you ask?

 

[Sixties Fan]

the anti-Jewish boycott campaign begun by Adolf Hitler on April 1, 1933

Actually, in 1933:

Sure, Nazi Louie. Always leave out the important details about history:

On March 20, 1933, efforts got under way in both Poland and the United States to initiate economic boycotts of Nazi Germany. Within several years, boycott movements had been started by Jewish communities – although they were not limited to them – in a number of countries around the world.

Violence against Germany’s Jews began right after the Reichstag election of March 5, 1933, when a Nazi victory allowed Adolf Hitler, who had become chancellor on January 30, to consolidate his power. Various organs of the National Socialist party undertook to harass Jews across the country – boycotting their businesses, attacking presumed Jews in the streets, even breaking into and searching Jews’ homes.

News of the abuse quickly spread around the world, and Jewish organizations appealed to the new German government to come down hard on those who were doing the attacking. The response of Hermann Goering that, “I shall employ the police, and without mercy, wherever German people are hurt, but I refuse to turn the police into a guard for Jewish stores,” was a typical response, as well a harbinger of things to come.

read more: This day in Jewish history / Jews start boycott of Nazi Germany

If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?

Are you pro Nazi Germany Tinmore? Do you wish they had won WWII?

Of course not. Why would you ask?

And by your previous post.....you cannot tell at all. It figures.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Actually, in 1933:

Sure, Nazi Louie. Always leave out the important details about history:

On March 20, 1933, efforts got under way in both Poland and the United States to initiate economic boycotts of Nazi Germany. Within several years, boycott movements had been started by Jewish communities – although they were not limited to them – in a number of countries around the world.

Violence against Germany’s Jews began right after the Reichstag election of March 5, 1933, when a Nazi victory allowed Adolf Hitler, who had become chancellor on January 30, to consolidate his power. Various organs of the National Socialist party undertook to harass Jews across the country – boycotting their businesses, attacking presumed Jews in the streets, even breaking into and searching Jews’ homes.

News of the abuse quickly spread around the world, and Jewish organizations appealed to the new German government to come down hard on those who were doing the attacking. The response of Hermann Goering that, “I shall employ the police, and without mercy, wherever German people are hurt, but I refuse to turn the police into a guard for Jewish stores,” was a typical response, as well a harbinger of things to come.

read more: This day in Jewish history / Jews start boycott of Nazi Germany

If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?

Are you pro Nazi Germany Tinmore? Do you wish they had won WWII?

Of course not. Why would you ask?

And by your previous post.....you cannot tell at all. It figures.

Do you have any links to that allegation?

Of course not. You are just blowing smoke out your ass.

 

[Hollie]

the anti-Jewish boycott campaign begun by Adolf Hitler on April 1, 1933

Actually, in 1933:

Sure, Nazi Louie. Always leave out the important details about history:

On March 20, 1933, efforts got under way in both Poland and the United States to initiate economic boycotts of Nazi Germany. Within several years, boycott movements had been started by Jewish communities – although they were not limited to them – in a number of countries around the world.

Violence against Germany’s Jews began right after the Reichstag election of March 5, 1933, when a Nazi victory allowed Adolf Hitler, who had become chancellor on January 30, to consolidate his power. Various organs of the National Socialist party undertook to harass Jews across the country – boycotting their businesses, attacking presumed Jews in the streets, even breaking into and searching Jews’ homes.

News of the abuse quickly spread around the world, and Jewish organizations appealed to the new German government to come down hard on those who were doing the attacking. The response of Hermann Goering that, “I shall employ the police, and without mercy, wherever German people are hurt, but I refuse to turn the police into a guard for Jewish stores,” was a typical response, as well a harbinger of things to come.

read more: This day in Jewish history / Jews start boycott of Nazi Germany

If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?

You need to try and think this through. In early 1930's Germany, the Jewish people faced discrimination (and possible elimination) that resulted from a program of virulent hatreds directed by the German social movement led by Hitler. Islamic ideology in general and the rhetoric espoused by islamic terrorist franchises in particular across the islamic fascist Middle East mirror the hatreds expressed by the Nazi party.

You are familiar with the Hamas Charter, correct?

 

[Sixties Fan]

Sure, Nazi Louie. Always leave out the important details about history:

On March 20, 1933, efforts got under way in both Poland and the United States to initiate economic boycotts of Nazi Germany. Within several years, boycott movements had been started by Jewish communities – although they were not limited to them – in a number of countries around the world.

Violence against Germany’s Jews began right after the Reichstag election of March 5, 1933, when a Nazi victory allowed Adolf Hitler, who had become chancellor on January 30, to consolidate his power. Various organs of the National Socialist party undertook to harass Jews across the country – boycotting their businesses, attacking presumed Jews in the streets, even breaking into and searching Jews’ homes.

News of the abuse quickly spread around the world, and Jewish organizations appealed to the new German government to come down hard on those who were doing the attacking. The response of Hermann Goering that, “I shall employ the police, and without mercy, wherever German people are hurt, but I refuse to turn the police into a guard for Jewish stores,” was a typical response, as well a harbinger of things to come.

read more: This day in Jewish history / Jews start boycott of Nazi Germany

If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?

Are you pro Nazi Germany Tinmore? Do you wish they had won WWII?

Of course not. Why would you ask?

And by your previous post.....you cannot tell at all. It figures.

Do you have any links to that allegation?

Of course not. You are just blowing smoke out your ass.

Just read your previous post.

Post 3482
"If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?"

But, since you had other thoughts when you wrote the above, let me explain some things to you.

Jews were under Christian oppression for 1700 years before WWII.

There were no boycotts of anything by Jews, you know why?

Because they would be spat at, beaten, tortured or killed if they ever dared to do something like that in a Christian dominated country. The same goes for any Muslim dominated land.

Now......do you get it?

Or do I need to explain again what was going on in Germany that the USA, Poland and the Jewish community were boycotting Germany, NAZI Germany in 1933?

In other words, Jews were not USED to boycotting AT ALL, as your assertion seems to say.

Jews had every right to boycott Germany. Pity it did not work, and the world really did not come to care about even ONE Jew, or non Jew who lost their lives between 1939 and 1945. All 12 Million of them.

By all means try to tell us that Israel is just like Nazi Germany.

Go ahead !!!!

 

[P F Tinmore]

If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?

Are you pro Nazi Germany Tinmore? Do you wish they had won WWII?

Of course not. Why would you ask?

And by your previous post.....you cannot tell at all. It figures.

Do you have any links to that allegation?

Of course not. You are just blowing smoke out your ass.

Just read your previous post.

Post 3482
"If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?"

But, since you had other thoughts when you wrote the above, let me explain some things to you.

Jews were under Christian oppression for 1700 years before WWII.

There were no boycotts of anything by Jews, you know why?

Because they would be spat at, beaten, tortured or killed if they ever dared to do something like that in a Christian dominated country. The same goes for any Muslim dominated land.

Now......do you get it?

Or do I need to explain again what was going on in Germany that the USA, Poland and the Jewish community were boycotting Germany, NAZI Germany in 1933?

In other words, Jews were not USED to boycotting AT ALL, as your assertion seems to say.

Jews had every right to boycott Germany. Pity it did not work, and the world really did not come to care about even ONE Jew, or non Jew who lost their lives between 1939 and 1945. All 12 Million of them.

By all means try to tell us that Israel is just like Nazi Germany.

Go ahead !!!!

I already knew that half of the story.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Are you pro Nazi Germany Tinmore? Do you wish they had won WWII?

Of course not. Why would you ask?

And by your previous post.....you cannot tell at all. It figures.

Do you have any links to that allegation?

Of course not. You are just blowing smoke out your ass.

Just read your previous post.

Post 3482
"If Jews liked boycotts then, why are they so opposed to them now?"

But, since you had other thoughts when you wrote the above, let me explain some things to you.

Jews were under Christian oppression for 1700 years before WWII.

There were no boycotts of anything by Jews, you know why?

Because they would be spat at, beaten, tortured or killed if they ever dared to do something like that in a Christian dominated country. The same goes for any Muslim dominated land.

Now......do you get it?

Or do I need to explain again what was going on in Germany that the USA, Poland and the Jewish community were boycotting Germany, NAZI Germany in 1933?

In other words, Jews were not USED to boycotting AT ALL, as your assertion seems to say.

Jews had every right to boycott Germany. Pity it did not work, and the world really did not come to care about even ONE Jew, or non Jew who lost their lives between 1939 and 1945. All 12 Million of them.

By all means try to tell us that Israel is just like Nazi Germany.

Go ahead !!!!

I already knew that half of the story.

The story is cut into halves.

How interesting.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Head of British Armed Forces Arrives in Israel as Guest of IDF Chief

 

[Sixties Fan]

[ The endless attack of Islam and Christianity against Jews, Judaism and Israel. Jesus might weep, but Allah (who put lots of oil on Arab land, may be cracking a smile ]

“While there will be a total of 20 resolutions against Israel this session, not a single U.N. General Assembly resolution is planned today or this year for gross human rights abusers such as Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Venezuela, China, Cuba, Pakistan or Zimbabwe.”

“At a time when Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and his state-controlled media incite to the continued stabbing and shooting of Israeli Jews, the U.N.’s response is to reflexively condemn Israel in six separate resolutions, each of them one-sided, each of them utterly silent on Palestinian abuses.”

Golan Resolution is ‘Absurd’

“Today’s Golan resolution, the second on the area this session, absurdly demands that Israel give over the heights and its 20,000 Druze residents to the control of the genocidal Assad regime.”

“It’s astonishing,” said Neuer. “After the Syrian regime has killed its own people by the hundreds of thousands over six years, how can the U.N. call for more people to be subject to Assad’s rule? The timing of today’s text is morally galling, and logically absurd.”

“Today’s resolutions claim to care about Palestinians, yet the U.N. is oblivious to the dozens of Palestinians who have been slaughtered, maimed and expelled by Assad’s forces, and more than 3,000 victims killed since 2011.”

“Today’s farce at the General Assembly underscores a simple fact: the U.N.’s automatic majority has no interest in truly helping Palestinians, nor in protecting anyone’s human rights; the goal of these ritual, one-sided condemnations remains the scapegoating of Israel,” said Neuer.

“The U.N.’s disproportionate assault against the Jewish state undermines the institutional credibility of what is supposed to be an impartial international body. Politicization and selectivity harm its founding mission, eroding the U.N. Charter promise of equal treatment to all nations large and small,” Neuer added.

(full article online)

UN condemns Israel 6 times, uses Islamic-only term for Temple Mount, denying Jewish & Christian heritage - UN Watch

 

[Sixties Fan]

The resolution is part of the annual 20 Arab-sponsored resolutions criticizing Israel directly or by implication. By contrast, the UNGA this year passed only one resolution each on Iran, Syria, North Korea, Myanmar, Crimea and the U.S. embargo of Cuba.

The British delegate voted No, he told the assembly, because “resolutions which undermine the credibility of UN bodies risk hardening positions on both sides, and do little to advance peace or mutual understanding.”

“This is why we have voted against the resolution proposed by the Syrian regime regarding the occupation of Syria’s Golan.”

In addition to one Palestinian-backed resolution on the Golan, “this second resolution on the Golan Heights, proposed by the Syrian regime, repeats much of the same language , and adds nothing new. It is unnecessary, and disproportionate.”

“The Syrian regime’s intent is to use this additional resolution to deflect attention from its own criminal actions and indiscriminate slaughter of its own citizens. “

“The duty of the General Assembly is to draw attention to international humanitarian law violations, wherever they occur. This resolution risks discrediting that vital responsibility.”

(full article online)

First time: UK breaks with EU, opposed Syrian-backed condemnation of Israel over Golan - UN Watch

 

[Sixties Fan]

Huge loss for BDS after Ozzy Osbourne blacks out halfway through angry phone call from Roger Waters

 

[jamesduncan]

“The duty of the General Assembly is to draw attention to international humanitarian law violations, wherever they occur. .,.

I think murdering children by government officials/employees fits this~~

As in Israeli IDF killing/murdering of children

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[Hollie]

“The duty of the General Assembly is to draw attention to international humanitarian law violations, wherever they occur. .,.

I think murdering children by government officials/employees fits this~~

As in Israeli IDF killing/murdering of children

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Tell us the slogan:

“We Love Death more than you love life”

 

[abi]

the anti-Jewish boycott campaign begun by Adolf Hitler on April 1, 1933

Actually, in 1933:

Sure, Nazi Louie. Always leave out the important details about history:

On March 20, 1933, efforts got under way in both Poland and the United States to initiate economic boycotts of Nazi Germany. Within several years, boycott movements had been started by Jewish communities – although they were not limited to them – in a number of countries around the world.

Violence against Germany’s Jews began right after the Reichstag election of March 5, 1933, when a Nazi victory allowed Adolf Hitler, who had become chancellor on January 30, to consolidate his power. Various organs of the National Socialist party undertook to harass Jews across the country – boycotting their businesses, attacking presumed Jews in the streets, even breaking into and searching Jews’ homes.

News of the abuse quickly spread around the world, and Jewish organizations appealed to the new German government to come down hard on those who were doing the attacking. The response of Hermann Goering that, “I shall employ the police, and without mercy, wherever German people are hurt, but I refuse to turn the police into a guard for Jewish stores,” was a typical response, as well a harbinger of things to come.

read more: This day in Jewish history / Jews start boycott of Nazi Germany

Nazi Louie? Great start there, but what's a "Nazi Louie?" Are you trying to hurt me because I am Jewish, but not a zionist?

Always leave out the important details about history?

With all due respect, I am more than happy to discuss this history as I have studied it previously. Make no mistake, The London press on March 24, 1933 reported under the headline "Judea Declares War on Germany - Jews of All the World Unite - Boycott of German Goods - Mass Demonstrations," they spoke of a "Holy War" and implored Jews around the world to boycott German goods and businesses, and to also engage in mass demonstrations. They further reported that this boycott had already begun and just three days later, the front page of the NY Daily News on March 27, 1933 read:

They were off and running and a few months later, Samuel Untermyer made a speech on August 6, 1933 that was broadcast live (and was reprinted in the NY Times the following morning). He spoke literally of "the holy war in the cause of humanity in which we are embarked."

He continues: "It is a war that must be waged unremittingly until the black clouds of bigotry, race hatred and fanaticism {similar to Israel today?} that have descended upon what was once Germany {Palestine?}, but is now medieval Hitlerland {Nutenyahuland?}, have been dispersed."

It is important to know that Hitler was STILL not yet Germany's leader at this time. He was leading the The National Socialist German Workers' Party (Nazi).

But, let's back up for a second. Antisemitism in Germany (and Europe in general) was already high. Many Germans and others blamed the Jews for their fate in WW1. An example would be this Austrian postcard from 1919:

Hitler was definitely influenced by this and as used this common belief as part of his propaganda which led to overwhelming support for the Nazi party. Then, with the depression, more anti-Jewish propaganda became widespread that blamed the Jewish bankers for the economic horrors. Germans were watching their wives, their children, their parents, literally starving to death. This has to be understood. Hitler seized on this as well. He was leading the Nazi party to new heights at this time, a party he took from basically a few hundred people when he got out of prison, to millions. He was amazingly popular among the people at this time and his popularity was still rising. For example:

In the elections of September 1930 the Nazis polled almost 6.5 million votes and increased their parliamentary representation from 12 to 107. In the presidential elections of the spring of 1932, Hitler ran an impressive second to the popular World War I hero Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg, and in July he outpolled all other parties with some 14 million votes and 230 seats in the Reichstag (parliament).
Adolf Hitler facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles about Adolf Hitler

In short, the German people felt like the Jews had declared war upon them from the moment that the "Holy War" declaration was made public.

 

[Sixties Fan]

the anti-Jewish boycott campaign begun by Adolf Hitler on April 1, 1933

Actually, in 1933:

Sure, Nazi Louie. Always leave out the important details about history:

On March 20, 1933, efforts got under way in both Poland and the United States to initiate economic boycotts of Nazi Germany. Within several years, boycott movements had been started by Jewish communities – although they were not limited to them – in a number of countries around the world.

Violence against Germany’s Jews began right after the Reichstag election of March 5, 1933, when a Nazi victory allowed Adolf Hitler, who had become chancellor on January 30, to consolidate his power. Various organs of the National Socialist party undertook to harass Jews across the country – boycotting their businesses, attacking presumed Jews in the streets, even breaking into and searching Jews’ homes.

News of the abuse quickly spread around the world, and Jewish organizations appealed to the new German government to come down hard on those who were doing the attacking. The response of Hermann Goering that, “I shall employ the police, and without mercy, wherever German people are hurt, but I refuse to turn the police into a guard for Jewish stores,” was a typical response, as well a harbinger of things to come.

read more: This day in Jewish history / Jews start boycott of Nazi Germany

Nazi Louie? Great start there, but what's a "Nazi Louie?" Are you trying to hurt me because I am Jewish, but not a zionist?

Always leave out the important details about history?

With all due respect, I am more than happy to discuss this history as I have studied it previously. Make no mistake, The London press on March 24, 1933 reported under the headline "Judea Declares War on Germany - Jews of All the World Unite - Boycott of German Goods - Mass Demonstrations," they spoke of a "Holy War" and implored Jews around the world to boycott German goods and businesses, and to also engage in mass demonstrations. They further reported that this boycott had already begun and just three days later, the front page of the NY Daily News on March 27, 1933 read:

They were off and running and a few months later, Samuel Untermyer made a speech on August 6, 1933 that was broadcast live (and was reprinted in the NY Times the following morning). He spoke literally of "the holy war in the cause of humanity in which we are embarked."

He continues: "It is a war that must be waged unremittingly until the black clouds of bigotry, race hatred and fanaticism {similar to Israel today?} that have descended upon what was once Germany {Palestine?}, but is now medieval Hitlerland {Nutenyahuland?}, have been dispersed."

It is important to know that Hitler was STILL not yet Germany's leader at this time. He was leading the The National Socialist German Workers' Party (Nazi).

But, let's back up for a second. Antisemitism in Germany (and Europe in general) was already high. Many Germans and others blamed the Jews for their fate in WW1. An example would be this Austrian postcard from 1919:

Hitler was definitely influenced by this and as used this common belief as part of his propaganda which led to overwhelming support for the Nazi party. Then, with the depression, more anti-Jewish propaganda became widespread that blamed the Jewish bankers for the economic horrors. Germans were watching their wives, their children, their parents, literally starving to death. This has to be understood. Hitler seized on this as well. He was leading the Nazi party to new heights at this time, a party he took from basically a few hundred people when he got out of prison, to millions. He was amazingly popular among the people at this time and his popularity was still rising. For example:

In the elections of September 1930 the Nazis polled almost 6.5 million votes and increased their parliamentary representation from 12 to 107. In the presidential elections of the spring of 1932, Hitler ran an impressive second to the popular World War I hero Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg, and in July he outpolled all other parties with some 14 million votes and 230 seats in the Reichstag (parliament).
Adolf Hitler facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles about Adolf Hitler

In short, the German people felt like the Jews had declared war upon them from the moment that the "Holy War" declaration was made public.

Wait, oh wait !!

Are you not Louie, the Nazi (as so many have referred to in other posts)? Again guising oneself under one more different profile?

Jewish? You? Nuh, nuh, nuh.

I do not even want to see your DNA test

When one such as you tries to change what happened in 1933, to make the Jewish people look evil, and the Nazis look like the victims........you have said it all "Abi", who is a "history student" "aged 24".

Yeah.....sure.......

When is your next "I am just here to study, etc, etc" , apparition going to be? I guess I'll just have to wait for it, like everyone else

 

[admonit]

With all due respect, I am more than happy to discuss this history as I have studied it previously. Make no mistake, The London press on March 24, 1933 reported

It is important to know that Hitler was STILL not yet Germany's leader at this time.

Hitler was appointed as Chancellor on 30 January 1933.

 

[abi]

Hitler was appointed as Chancellor on 30 January 1933.

Fair, but not the Führer (Leader or Guide) until 2 August 1934.