Democrats connections to Adolph Hitler

[Robert W]

Trump is king of promoting conspiracies.. I could die laughing.

Is it just you or are you in the conspiracy?

 

[surada]

What did the inmates make at the munitions factory? It was chosen because it was a munitions factory. I do not deny there were people held there.

Hitler put a lot of Democrats in Dachau.

 

[Robert W]

Who hated FDR and the Democrats.

Hitler et al

Mussoline et al

Robert W et al

When FDR was president, I and my family were devoted to FDR. I was 7 when he died and living in CA. I left the Democrats when Carter was president and I had voted for him to my lasting regret.

FDR did his best to model his presidency off of the Hitler dictatorship. Both men created so many jobs that for Hitler his country came out of a dreadful depression and in the USA when FDR joined the war, that brought America out of ours.
Read the forgotten man for proof.

 

[Robert W]

Hitler put a lot of Democrats in Dachau.

Was it because they were workers?

 

[Robert W]

In 1933 Hitler purged the German government of Socialists, Communists, Democrats and Jews.

You must know all about the Enabling Act. Dachau was newly built so Hitler killed them or put them in Dachau.

That is not correct:

Dachau was a German Munitions factory and His arrests ended up populating Dachau with workers to make the war machines Hitler needed.
Dachau was several miles away from Munich which is in Bavaria. Hitler's largest problem was workers able to make war implements.

By the end of May 1934, Hitler had been chancellor for 16 months and dictator for 14 (under the Enabling Act of March 24, 1933), but two obstacles to his absolute power remained. First was his old comrade Ernst Röhm, chief of staff of the SA (Sturmabteilung; German: “Assault Division”), or Brownshirts. Röhm wanted to have his troops incorporated into the new Wehrmacht that was being prepared to take the place of the Reichswehr, despite the fact that the conservative-minded generals were resolutely opposed to any such contamination of the army by the SA. Second, German Pres. Paul von Hindenburg was still alive and in office and, if he wished, could have stopped all of Hitler’s plans by handing power over to the Reichswehr. Hitler, knowing that military strength was necessary for his foreign policy and that antagonizing the generals could be fatal to himself, decided to sacrifice Röhm.

Night of the Long Knives | Date, Victims, Summary, & Facts

Night of the Long Knives, in German history, purge of Nazi leaders by Adolf Hitler on June 30, 1934. Fearing that the paramilitary SA had become too powerful, Hitler ordered his elite SS guards to murder the organization’s leaders, including Ernst Rohm, as well as hundreds of other perceived...

www.britannica.com

 

[Robert W]

Hitler put a lot of Democrats in Dachau.

What so called Democrats did he put to work at Dachau?

 

[Robert W]

In 1933 Hitler purged the German government of Socialists, Communists, Democrats and Jews.

You must know all about the Enabling Act. Dachau was newly built so Hitler killed them or put them in Dachau.

Establishment of the Dachau CampClick here to copy a link to this section​

The Dachau concentration camp was established in March 1933. It was the first regular concentration camp established by the National Socialist (Nazi) government. Heinrich Himmler, as police president of Munich, officially described the camp as "the first concentration camp for political prisoners."

It was located on the grounds of an abandoned munitions factory near the northeastern part of the town of Dachau, about 10 miles northwest of Munich in southern Germany. On March 22, 1933, the first prisoner transports arrived at the camp.

Prisoners in the Early Years of the CampClick here to copy a link to this section​

During the first year, the camp had a capacity of 5,000 prisoners. Initially the internees were primarily German Communists, Social Democrats, trade unionists, and other political opponents of the Nazi regime. Over time, other groups were also interned at Dachau, such as Jehovah's Witnesses, Roma (Gypsies), gay men, as well as "asocials" and repeat criminal offenders. During the early years relatively few Jews were interned in Dachau and then usually because they belonged to one of the above groups or had completed prison sentences after being convicted for violating the Nuremberg Laws of 1935.

Prisoners in the Dachau camp​

Prisoners carrying bowls in the Dachau concentration camp. Dachau, Germany, between 1933 and 1940.

• KZ Gedenkstaette Dachau

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Robert is 86 and slowing down a bit, I think. Hitler (corrected) put socialists, communists, democrat socialists, etc., into the new camp system with the Enabling and subsequent acts in the Reichstag.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Image from Robert W.

They would have been American workers in 1933 if AH could have done it here.

AH like GOP.

 

[Robert W]

Robert is 86 and slowing down a bit, I think. FDR put socialists, communists, democrat socialists, etc., into the new camp system with the Enabling and subsequent acts in the Reichstag.

Why did you blame FDR? Talk about slowing down. Folks that is a good example.

 

[hjmick]

… or be dismissed as a worthless troll.

Too late...

 

[Robert W]

To start with, Dachau was used as a place of internment for opponents of the regime - mostly communists, social democrats and trade unionists. Political prisoners managed to gain all the significant positions in the prison's administration and to maintain them throughout the camp's existence, which meant that in many cases they were able to help other prisoners. Later on, they were joined by other groups of prisoners - Jehovah's Witnesses, Roma and homosexuals. The number of Jewish prisoners also grew. After Kristallnacht, over 10 000 Jews from all over Germany were brought to Dachau. They were released a few weeks later after promising to leave Germany. Most of them, following their experiences in the concentration camp, were only too glad to emigrate.

During the war, all sorts of other groups of prisoners from the occupied territories were sent to Dachau, and it increasingly became a place of mass murder. In October 1941, several thousand Soviet prisoners of war were deported and subsequently shot. From January 1942 on, some of the prisoners, known as the „invalids“, were taken to the castle of Hartheim near Linz, where they were murdered using gas. A gas chamber was also built in Dachau next to the large crematorium, but it was never used for mass murder. Killing at the camp took place by means of execution, until it was liberated.

On the 5th of October 1942, Himmler issued orders for the transportation of all Jewish prisoners from concentration camps on German territory. All the Jewish prisoners in Dachau were deported to Auschwitz. In the winter of 1942, SS doctors in the camp started to perform painful medical experiments on the prisoners, which often ended in death.

In 1942, a network of auxiliary camps was created at Dachau, their prisoners being used above all for slave labour in the German weapons industry. Up to 37 000 people were imprisoned in Dachau. Underground factories were created at the largest complex of auxiliary camps at Landsberg am Lech, with mostly Jewish prisoners being deported from the camps in the east to help build them. In late 1944 and early 1945, some 30 000 prisoners worked there under deadly conditions.

 

[rampart]

Yep, the bombs that were being dropped on Hitler by FDR were very close.

Robert W those connection to hitler sound even closer than those between fdr and churchill! no wonder we joined the axis! no one should be drafted to fight for those 4 freedoms that commie fdr wanted in his utopian vision of commie globalist dominance.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Why did you blame FDR? Talk about slowing down. Folks that is a good example.

You are feeling it are you not today? I corrected the error.

Dems hated Hitler, GOP loved him, and American nationalists did not want a war.

 

[rampart]

To start with, Dachau was used as a place of internment for opponents of the regime - mostly communists, social democrats and trade unionists. Political prisoners managed to gain all the significant positions in the prison's administration and to maintain them throughout the camp's existence, which meant that in many cases they were able to help other prisoners. Later on, they were joined by other groups of prisoners - Jehovah's Witnesses, Roma and homosexuals. The number of Jewish prisoners also grew. After Kristallnacht, over 10 000 Jews from all over Germany were brought to Dachau. They were released a few weeks later after promising to leave Germany. Most of them, following their experiences in the concentration camp, were only too glad to emigrate.

During the war, all sorts of other groups of prisoners from the occupied territories were sent to Dachau, and it increasingly became a place of mass murder. In October 1941, several thousand Soviet prisoners of war were deported and subsequently shot. From January 1942 on, some of the prisoners, known as the „invalids“, were taken to the castle of Hartheim near Linz, where they were murdered using gas. A gas chamber was also built in Dachau next to the large crematorium, but it was never used for mass murder. Killing at the camp took place by means of execution, until it was liberated.

On the 5th of October 1942, Himmler issued orders for the transportation of all Jewish prisoners from concentration camps on German territory. All the Jewish prisoners in Dachau were deported to Auschwitz. In the winter of 1942, SS doctors in the camp started to perform painful medical experiments on the prisoners, which often ended in death.

In 1942, a network of auxiliary camps was created at Dachau, their prisoners being used above all for slave labour in the German weapons industry. Up to 37 000 people were imprisoned in Dachau. Underground factories were created at the largest complex of auxiliary camps at Landsberg am Lech, with mostly Jewish prisoners being deported from the camps in the east to help build them. In late 1944 and early 1945, some 30 000 prisoners worked there under deadly conditions.

i like that story of the jews released if only they leave germany. . it sounds like the nazis gave them every chance.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

i like that story of the jews released if only they leave germany. . it sounds like the nazis gave them every chance.

They only those who could give bribe money, items, or property to get out.

The Nazis were milking the victims.

 

[Robert W]

i like that story of the jews released if only they leave germany. . it sounds like the nazis gave them every chance.

He did not offer to execute them. And those who were to be exterminated after 1941 went to Poland after being promised a new home in Poland. Hitler lied to the Jews.

 

[Robert W]

They only those who could give bribe money, items, or property to get out.

The Nazis were milking the victims.

Your memory is very bad given you think I am 86 and you called FDR

You are feeling it are you not today? I corrected the error.

Dems hated Hitler, GOP loved him, and American nationalists did not want a war.

So you meant that Hitler jailed those he was not then jailing. A clear mistake.
Actually why do you claim Dems hated Hitler in 1933? What had he done to piss off Americans of either party? Time frames are important.

I believe due to the policies of FDR and Hitler were parallels, FDR admired Hitler.
FDR even took a stand against the Jews that came this way from Germany.

 

[Robert W]

They only those who could give bribe money, items, or property to get out.

The Nazis were milking the victims.

Democrats milk Americans.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

The age is on you today, is it not, Robert W? You are blathering.

Dem policies had no parallels with the Nazis, as there were with the GOP.

There were no concentration camps for Americans fashioned by the Dems. Hitler admired Ford, Rockefeller, and Dewey. He really liked the reservations fashioned by the GOP presidents of the 1860s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. His concentration camps were fashioned on those GOP created reservations.