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American Lynching in the Nazi Imagination: Race and Extra-Legal Violence in 1930s Germany* [PDF]
Indeed. No leaf left unturned. Narrative is everything!
The famous Hitler biographer, John Toland, reported that Hiter drew inspiration from both American Indian reservations and British concentration camps in the Boer War.
Hitler also favorably compared America's race laws and attitudes (such as the One Drop Rule) to Latin America, where the Spanish Empire encouraged intermarriage with the natives. Hitler attributed North America's dominance over South America to the One Drop Raw, which he nevertheless regarded as too extreme.
They did. Hitler biographer John Toland reports that Hitler drew inspiration from both Indian reservations and British concentration camps in the Boer War.
But there's no contradiction. The Nazis could easily draw inspiration from multiple sources.
But I'm sure you know that.
There were "mass lynchings" against blacks in the U.S. Those are pogroms by another name.
They did. And from American Indian reservations.
[There were “mass lynchings” against blacks in the U.S. Those are pogroms by another name.]
Imagine Gazans consecrating 10/7, making the site of the massacre a place of pilgrimage. That’s exactly what Germans did for 6 centuries after butchering a bunch of Jews and stealing their property.
Bishop Muller was prompted to act after being presented with the conclusions of a study undertaken by historian Manfred Eder. According to Eder, the 1338 slaughter had come at a time of economic recession, which was in part caused by an invasion of locusts, which destroyed the local crops. Unable to repay their debts to the town’s Jewish moneylenders, the burghers and gentry eliminated those debts by eliminating the Jews.
Exoneration for the murderers
The same year, Henry XIV, the duke of Bavaria, officially pardoned Deggendorf’s gentiles for the killings - and granted them permission to retain any possessions of the Jews they may have confiscated during the pogrom.
The church built on the site of the synagogue, which still stands today, is called the Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre. Its construction was financed with the money taken from the Jews.
Inside is a dedication, in German rhyme, explaining the building’s origins, and moving up the cycle of events by a year, to 1337: “In the year of the Lord 1337, on the day after St. Michael’s Day, Michaelmas, the Jews were slain, and the city burned. God’s body [namely, the Host] was found there, as [pious] women and men saw, and [it was] there [they] undertook to build a House of God” (as translated by Mitchell B. Merback, in “Pilgrimage and Pogrom.”)
Other written sources flesh out the story of the “Host desecration” with extensive detail, and provide examples of the miracles that later took place at the site, thus providing a basis for the transformation of the church into a place of pilgrimage. By 1737, the 400th anniversary of the alleged blasphemy and slaughter, the number of pilgrims who flocked to the church is said to have exceeded 100,000.]
No one involved in the butchering of tens of millions of mostly gentiles in the Communist Holocaust were charged (a disproportionate number of whose butchers were Jews).
So it kind of evens out.
I doubt Israel vetted any of these Reds, to see if they had committed atrocities, before being admitted to Israel: The forgotten Jews of the Red Army.
[No one involved in the butchering of tens of millions of mostly gentiles in the Communist Holocaust were charged (a disproportionate number of whose butchers were Jews).]
Note that there’s a lot of exaggeration around deaths from Communism because the narrative generally avoids the issue of what previously happened around dynastic transitions. The switch from Rurikids to Romanovs killed 1/3 of the Russian population. This was a combo of several things - (1) deciding which faction would win (2) deciding which faction leader would rule, (3) getting rid of rival faction leaders, (4) getting rid of entire populations of potential rebels, all of which involved knock-down, drag-out conflict and large scale atrocity. Quite apart from the fighting and atrocities, this often also involved mass famine, as war disrupted normal economic activity, and supplies were seized from reluctant civilians to feed and clothe armies with no routine way of raising funds because they weren’t established governments.
Note also that an estimated 5% of Russia’s Jewish population died during the Bolshevik Civil War as a result of Russian pogroms. For many Jews, the choice was between joining the Reds or being killed by the Whites. So those who couldn’t flee Russia often joined the Reds. But the number of Russians who died during Russian Civil War and Great Terror combined was an unremarkable 6% of the Russian population (similar to the Jewish toll) compared to the 33% of the Rurikid to Romanov transition.
[No one involved in the butchering of tens of millions of mostly gentiles in the Communist Holocaust were charged (a disproportionate number of whose butchers were Jews).]
The Nazis were taking notes from the American Birth Control League which later changed it’s name to Planned Parenthood.
It is historical fact that the Japanese modeled the Baton Death March after the Trail of Tears.
"To stay alive"?
For Jews, there is never justification for any crime done against Jews. Yet apparently, many justifications for crimes Jews commit against gentiles.
... and prevent the resurgence of the Whites who killed them at every opportunity?
"At every opportunity"?
Exaggerate much?
The Tsar wasn't that bad. Nikolai Tolstoy (Leo's grandson), in Stalin's Secret War, wrote that the Romanovs had executed a few thousand people during their 300 year reign. The Bolsheviks executed hundreds of thousands in only the first six months.
In the Russian Civil War, the Whites were the good guys, the Reds the bad guys.
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