[SJackson]

I think my next post answers your objection, but I'd suggest the game was an accurate representation of the direction of German culture and particularly German politics at the time.

I've been called a fascist here many times, more directly a Nazi, and a communist. No big deal. Been called worse elsewhere.

I would suggest a ban on posting t things like the Juden Raus game, Germany, 1936, think of the time, is to deny the nature of the genocidal culture which spawned it.

Think about what you're saying, three years into the Reich, Dachau needs painting in a year or two, Jews are panicked to get out of Germany to everywhere, mostly to western Europe, or the east, which was a better shot, but still likely only a few more years. And Cripplecreek and I shouldn't post references to the legacy of fascist games.

Child stuff, but stupid kid stuff, worthy of criticism.

[HiTech RedNeck]

The battle of good vs. evil in the world is never worthy of being ignored.

It seemed that evil was winning big time, but I dare say the good Lord had larger plans. God, I would aver, saw that Jews were getting lackadaisical about Palestine. “Why go there when we can live it up in some civilized gentile country?” Well, civilized can turn into uncivilized in virtually the blink of an eye.

[cripplecreek]

I just think its important to see the nonchalance of the culture that spawned it in light of some of the dehumanizing of people in the USA today.

School children being asked to question whether the Holocaust actually happened, the story of stuff which demonizes capitalism etc. At the adult end of the scale are people with national audiences suggesting that multiple conservative women should be raped or worse.

[justiceseeker93]

I'd suggest the game was an accurate representation of the direction of German culture and particularly German politics at the time.

You're absolutely right, and a little note to that effect should have accompanied your image.

To carry it a little further, some of those German kids who grew up in the Hitler Youth with "games" like that may well have gone on a few years later to participate in the later days of WWII and the Holocaust. In other words, their indoctrination into the perverse Nazi ideology assisted by childhood "games" like this encouraged them as teens and young adults to be murderers and war criminals, in many instances. So a light-hearted children's "game" can have very serious consequences.