the same day as Saint Patrick's Day. Coincidence? I think not …
Hamantaschen and Guinness. Mmmm.
Posted on 03/09/2022 1:45:01 PM PST by Conservat1
I guess Himmler didn’t read to the end...Haman was hanged.
“I guess Himmler didn’t read to the end...Haman was hanged.”.
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He blamed the Jews for that, he called Esther a “pros...ue” I omitted that line from the article.
Interesting how some of the fiends bent on Jewish extermination have 2 syllable names starting with H. Haman,Hitler, Himmler, Heydrich.
For those that read Hebrew, at the link/source, it’s on page 8.
H - As in He#l
My Revolutionary War ancestor served in the Virginia militia and was at Yorktown serving under a man named Haman Critz. Why a presumably Christian family would name their son Haman, I have no idea. Perhaps they opened the Bible and chose the first name they saw without reading the surrounding narrative.
Out of ignorance, I presume.
Herod.
Quite a number of high level Nazis suffered the same fate. But they didn't get a fancy gallows 50 cubits high. They got a makeshift one in a gymnasium in Nuremberg prison with a trapdoor small enough that some of them banged up their faces on the way down.
Sadly not before they succeeded in erasing a third of a people and other masses of victims too.
Julius Streicher, in particular, got a lesson in why you shouldn't insult your hangman.
Streicher’s jailer, a Jew...
Some slowly died. I think the hangman did it on purpose
Hamantaschen and Guinness. Mmmm.
Thanks for reminder.
Heck, forgot that scumbag too
In Asia a not uncommon name for a boy is Rommel. I’ve met two or three Romel Chan/Wan/Ho/Chou’s
What a combo...
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