"The Wild Chase", Franz von Stuck -- painted in 1889, the year of Hitler's birth, this disturbing painting led Hitler to copy the hair style, 'stache, and the red cape he wore for the Nuremburg rallies.
Posted on 12/24/2014 6:46:24 AM PST by C19fan
Frankly, the parade is exquisite. The marchers wear clean, crisp uniforms. They hold their banners high. Enormous sculptures of horses and men loom over the procession.
It’s footage from German Arts Day—in 1939. A march in celebration of the Nazi aesthetic.
“The government—half of which consists of men who once aspired to serve the arts—is conscious of the artist’s role as an intermediary,” the narrator says, quoting famed Nazi literati Hans-Friedrich Blunck.
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Because Nazism began as a HOMOSEXUAL movement.
Hitler purged the homosexuals later on.
Do some goole research. Even gays admit it.
The commies, imo, were not nearly as good at design.
Their army uniform hat, for instance, gets perilously close to being a contender in the Silly Hat Contest.
The table at the bottom of this article demonstrates your point:
http://www.gunnews.com/lefts-love-affair-4-letter-n-word/
They weren’t at all proficient in industrial design, it was either knockoffs or grandiose but hilariously wrong to the point of dysfunction. Same with apparel. But, with propaganda posters they had their moments. Revolutionary propaganda materials from Cuba often rose to the level of art, their other propensities notwithstanding.
Ernst Roehm was a notorious homosexual and surprisingly open about it given that such behavior was frowned upon and considered taboo in 1920s and 1930s Germany. Hitler seemed to tolerate Roehm’s homosexuality giving rise to the rumors that he, too, might be homosexual. But there is no credible evidence that Hitler ever engaged in homosexual behavior. Outside of certain circles inside of the SA and among Roehm’s close friends and associates, homosexuality was in fact denounced and regarded as deviant and later persecuted by the Nazi leadership. In other words, Roehm and his crowd were an anomaly, not the norm in the Nazi hierarchy and leadership.
Killing naked women was their specialty. The fact that they stripped women to kill them tells me all about them. First class fags, that’s what Nazis mostly were. And Rohm was totally loyal, and was killed. Hitler wanted some things to stay in the closet if you ask me.
Got it. Roehm was Hitler’s close guy for all those early years. When the Nazis really rose in the public eye, Hitler kills him and makes sure everyone knows he denounces homosexuality. (Nevermind all those years he was just fine with it)
No, , that’s not suspicious at all.
During the Holocaust, men, women, and children were often required to undress before being murdered. The gas chambers were disguised as showers. Also this made it easier to confiscate their belongings or any personal items they may have been carrying on them. I don’t think it had anything to do with homosexuality.
Hitler was reluctant have Roehm killed, but carried it out in order to secure the loyalty of the German Army whose leaders were concerned about the growing power of Roehm’s private army of the SA. After the purge, Roehm’s SA was effectively disbanded, Himmer’s SS took over, and every German soldier was required to swear a personal oath of allegiance to Hitler.
Yeah pal. American Army or Marine division comes upon hundreds of Ukrainian women. What happens? Nazis were queen as a 3 dollar bill.
All the excuses as to why they made women get naked before they killed them are just excuses. Same with Hitler killing Roehm. The German army told the corporal to whack his homo past or they couldn’t support him.
Faggotry is swirling around everything nazi. And there’s always a “reason” why its not gay. But it is.
They always made women get naked. Not just for the fake showers. They did it in forests too. On ditch sides, etc. One thing they Nazis hated was a naked woman.
"The Wild Chase", Franz von Stuck -- painted in 1889, the year of Hitler's birth, this disturbing painting led Hitler to copy the hair style, 'stache, and the red cape he wore for the Nuremburg rallies.
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