First-Hand Accounts of Living in Hitler's Germany - Page 2

Kievsky · July 31st, 2012

Wow, great story! What a brutal time that was!

Let's hope the next World War has a happier ending for heirloom White people:

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Steven L. Akins · July 31st, 2012

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Originally Posted by Bernie

My mother was six months pregnant with me in December 1966. I dare say I am the only WN on the internet who was in that sense actually in Auschwitz.

Auschwitz was operating in 1966?

***Alex Linder*** · July 31st, 2012

[from David Irving]

Those who visited Hitler's Germany uniformly came away with positive impressions, so far as I have seen.

http://www.fpp.co.uk//docs/Irving/Ra...12/250312.html

Bernie · July 31st, 2012

Thanks Steven I changed it to 1944.

My grandchildren arrived and it was the usual bedlam.

N.B. Forrest · July 31st, 2012

Thanks for sharing your great story. May the kikes and their dupes choke on it.

OTPTT · July 31st, 2012

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Originally Posted by Bernie

Thanks Steven I changed it to 1944.

My grandchildren arrived and it was the usual bedlam.

Are you able to extort reparations like the Jews do?

Bernie · August 1st, 2012

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Originally Posted by OTPTT

Are you able to extort reparations like the Jews do?

I wish, I wish OTPTT.

I have long believed that the Jews HAVE to control the Newspapers and Media in general or they would again be banished, as they have been over many centuries, from every nation to which they have sunk their grappling hooks. If my old Mom were to tell her tale in Europe she'd be imprisoned. However did we let those lying, baby killing shysters get away with that?

Bruce Howard · December 13th, 2012

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCybtzSdw5k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N_tf2E_DlA

Martin Simard · December 13th, 2012

The British author and member of Parliament Sir Arnold Wilson wrote about his experiences in attending the 1936 Nuremberg Party rallies. From his 1938 book Thoughts and Talks: The Diary of A Member of Parliament 1935-1937:

"Each (rally) was marked by scenes of emotional enthusiasm, of endurance and of sustained patriotic fervour, such as I have not witnessed elsewhere. Whatever opposition may exist underground apparently causes little anxiety, for the Chancellor Hitler, standing erect, day after day, in a slow-moving car in narrow streets between seven-storey houses whence the poorest in the land watched him from their own windows, Hitler was running risks which few of the world's rulers would care to take."

July 31st, 2012	#23
*Alex Linder* Administrator Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 28,441 Blog Entries: 2	[from David Irving] Those who visited Hitler's Germany uniformly came away with positive impressions, so far as I have seen. http://www.fpp.co.uk//docs/Irving/Ra...12/250312.html __________________ If we exterminate termites because they destroy the foundations of our houses, how much more lenient should we be in our treatment of jews, who destroy the foundations of our society?

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July 31st, 2012	#24
Bernie Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Australia Posts: 1,236	Thanks Steven I changed it to 1944. My grandchildren arrived and it was the usual bedlam.

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N.B. Forrest Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Virginia, CSA Posts: 4,752	Thanks for sharing your great story. May the kikes and their dupes choke on it.

December 13th, 2012	#29
Martin Simard Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 421	The British author and member of Parliament Sir Arnold Wilson wrote about his experiences in attending the 1936 Nuremberg Party rallies. From his 1938 book Thoughts and Talks: The Diary of A Member of Parliament 1935-1937: "Each (rally) was marked by scenes of emotional enthusiasm, of endurance and of sustained patriotic fervour, such as I have not witnessed elsewhere. Whatever opposition may exist underground apparently causes little anxiety, for the Chancellor Hitler, standing erect, day after day, in a slow-moving car in narrow streets between seven-storey houses whence the poorest in the land watched him from their own windows, Hitler was running risks which few of the world's rulers would care to take."