To pass as.... Haha you're Himmlerious. If it was that easy, they'd just walk through the city without yellow sleeves. Haha. Or get in bus and sit in front.
1919. Hitler began his long career in 1919. By 1920 he formed the Nazi party. Then he was made chancellor and began his reign of terror. So yes, Jews were, in fact, being persecuted. To say the least.
No, Hitler came to power over Germany in 1933 when he was made Chancellor after staging the Reichstag Fire and blaming the Communist Party, thus getting them outlawed. The President of Germany, Paul von Hindenburg, gave Hitler emergency powers and instated him as Chancellor on January 31st, 1933. It wasn't until Hindenburg died in 1934 that Hitler became Führer of Germany and began his Third Reich, as well as his persecution of the German Jewish population.
The Nazi Party was also not formed by him, he joined up and gained influence after the Beer Hall Putsch failed in 1924 and he was sent to jail where he wrote Mein Kampf. Over the next few years he used his popularity to work his way up through the Party until he became their leader.
Please educate yourself.
This dude @like he was there ... and to think that they hated the Jews ........beginning on said day @said time , fucking moron they hated them from the beginning of fucking time. And still the fuck do .. ask a true German how they feel about Jews .. come on.Hitler
Omg! Admitted a mistake. Hell has frozen over.....
I don't know how we got off of the persecution of Jews to whether Hitler created the Nazi party or not
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The Nazi Party grew out of the German Worker's Party, and it's creation is commonly attributed to Anton Drexler.
@yogithebear, "Ask a true German how they feel about Jews" are you insinuating that the German people are deep-down still Nazis as I can assure you this is completely incorrect.
Also, you do realise that it wasn't just Jews who were persecuted right?
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^^ this. Male homosexuals, gypsies, and the disabled were also persecuted, as they didn't fit in to Hitler's "Pure Aryan" ideals.
If you get a chance to see the play Bent it gives an insight into what concentration camps were like for the other groups, I saw it done at an amateur theatre and was honestly the most moving thing I've ever seen.
As a Jew who went to hee school my entire life and have been learning about the holocaust before I knew where babies came from, I can safely that this was defiance
The nazi regime in germany started in 1933, so the pic must have been taken after spring/summer 1933, in 1932 there were no swastika flags in front of government buildings. Even though anti semitism was very widespread in the german society after the mid 20s, government persecution, or even open hostilities (allowed and/or approved by the government) did not start before 1935. So showing a menorah in a window in 1932 or even 1933 would not have had any other consequences than a bad rap. After 1935 (Nuremberg race laws) I would reckon it to be defiance, after 1938 (so-called Kristallnacht) it would have been defiance of death.
The percentage is pretty much like in all countries with a comparable structure of society. That's nothing anyone needs to guess, there's plenty studies.
Actually a fairly recent study suggests that 20% of Germans have at least latent anti-Semitic feelings...Which means 80% don't. It's certainly not brilliant, but it's hardly 'most'.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-16708340 This is from 2012 so fairly recent, the article is talking about the anti-Semitism in Germany you refer to but still acknowledges the figures I stated. Although I do realise it may have changed more recently due to the current political climate.
Could you be any further from the... Where the fcuk do you mean Adi got his Jew hatred (antisemitism means you hate Saudi Arabs and many more, and Hitler collaborated with many of them, and Palestinians, who are not Semites, that doesn't mean he wasn't gonna gas them next... ) . Hitler went to school with Wittgenstein and many other Jews and Jews converts and crypto Jews. He got something in his head probably since he was 5. But that's not my point. My point is why Wittgensteins changed their religion. Anti Jewish sentiment is basically foundation of whole Europe, especially most notorious fascists of them all known as worse xenophobes since beginning. And those are: 1.Russians, 2.Spaniards. nazis are pussies for them. Hitler grew up in that
This is something I would only do if I were already fucked.
Advertising it like that is a death wish.
The Nazi Party was also not formed by him, he joined up and gained influence after the Beer Hall Putsch failed in 1924 and he was sent to jail where he wrote Mein Kampf. Over the next few years he used his popularity to work his way up through the Party until he became their leader.
Please educate yourself.
Hitler was in political office in 1919. He did create the Nazi party shortly after and preached hatred of Jews all the while.
I don't know how we got off of the persecution of Jews to whether Hitler created the Nazi party or not
I realize he's a troll. I'll smile and say shalom.
>"he's a troll lol"
Also, you do realise that it wasn't just Jews who were persecuted right?
anti-Semitic - no..
realistic yes
80/20 where are you pulling that from.?