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Title: Did Germany(Hitler) declare war on the Jews or was it the other way around?
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Christen geneaology
URL Source: http://mk.christogenea.org/
Published: Mar 24, 1933
Author: Christogenea.org.
Post Date: 2010-09-10 08:29:33 by Itistoolate
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Comments: 14
"Judea" Declares War On Germany
A facsimile of the original 1933 British newspaper making the announcement - 6 years before Germany entered Poland. The blood of the war is on the hands of the jews.
In the video HERE mk.christogenea.org/ , Adolf Hitler reveals that it was the internationalist jew lobbying to plunge Europe into all-out war - as they also did in 1914. He then calls on Jehovah (Yahweh), the God of the Bible, to destroy the wicked jew. Such indeed is the promise of Christianity! Learn the truth about Christianity at Christogenea.org.
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#4. To: Itistoolate (#0)
It's poor taste to try and justify tyrants, socialist and nazis. The paper is 1933. Hitler's little joy ride started just after WW1 as far as I recall, and was certainly present from 1923 forward. Sorry.
The nazi movement grew from the rage of an abused people. A people abused for over a decade and a half. A proud people reduced in wealth to bankruptcy, and forced to the verge of starvation by the actions of foreigners. Even some of the allies at the surrender delegations at the end of World War I admitted that the harsh economic sanctions placed on Germany would one day start another war. If we do not admit that an abuse people, and folks we are a abuse population, WILL, not can, become a force of destruction and death, we will become like them. The abuse against us, in the U.S., must stop, or it will happen.
I'm aware of the history of the national socialist movement. I'm also aware of the anger in Germany, rightful anger of course, at their treatment at the end of WW1. The anti-semitism however stems at least from the 19th century in a codified form (earlier as popular sentiment) that was used by Hitler and the national socialists. It didn't start suddenly in 1933 with "the jews declaring war on Germans" as the OP suggests. That's all I'm saying.
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#5. To: SonOfLiberty (#4)
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It's poor taste to try and justify tyrants, socialist and nazis.
#6. To: PaulCJ (#5)
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