[78-L] KKK records^

[Julian Vein]

Michael Biel wrote:
> Bertrand CHAUMELLE wrote:
>> Sorry, but I don't own a copy of 'Mein Kampf", I've never read it. 
>> However, I know it's an evil book. Can you explain that ?
>>   
> Because of second hand information and knowledge of what resulted from 
> those who followed his teachings.  But the book itself is not evil, many 
> of the ideas are.  But if you read some of it you will see that these 
> evil thoughts are couched in perfectly calm and logical arguements.  It 
> is quite unlike what you expect.  Reading it give you an understanding 
> of how this madman was able to enthrall and pervert a nation.
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It was because of the dire economic straits that Germany was in at the 
time, that the ideas in "Mein Kampf" were able to find fertile ground. 
Racism and poverty make great bedfellows. It's ironic that the racism of 
the Nazis probably led to their downfall. If they'd got Jews on their 
side and blamed "foreigners" for their situation, there's a good chance 
they'd have won the war. Think of the amount of state machinery that was 
applied to enforcing their racism and extermination policies, both in 
Germany and in the occupied countries, which could have been applied to 
their war effort. And, of course, they lost much scientific skills when 
they lost their Jewish scientists.

      Julian Vein


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