Thursday, September 10, 2009

090910-FN1


Students of the period will know that in Hitler's mind the bete jaun was "International Jewry" which he "discovered" was behind both the Communist Internationale and international finance capitalism . While this was a disastrous and anti-semitic non-sequitur from, at best, accidental coincidences, Hitler's confusion on the question of qui bono ("who") does not mean he was wrong about the objective phenomena ("what"). Most Europeans viewed Communism as a destructive threat to their way of life. Most Germans understood that American banks were the ultimate and prime beneficiaries of their impoverishment. "Break the Dawes Shackles" was a Nazi slogan.
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