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Originally Posted by lohiaaditya
Hi,
I was then simple enough to attempt to show them the absurdity of their teaching. Within my small circle I talked to them until my throat ached and my voice grew hoarse. I believed that I could finally convince them of the danger inherent in the Marxist follies. But I only achieved the contrary result. It seemed to me that immediately the disastrous effects of the Marxist Theory and its application in practice became evident, the stronger became their obstinacy'
This I felt was indeed interesting. I will leave it upto you to draw conclusions. I am not an anti- semite but I believe that there is some grain of truth in what Hitlers intentions were.
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So, the problem with the Jews, according to Hitler, was that they were Marxists. No wonder the capitalists loved and supported him, encouraged him to take on Russia, and only got worried when he forget who was the puppet and who was the puppeteer. One has only to recall that Lenin believed that Germany would experience a socialist revolution following up on the October Revolution in Russia. Once that did not happen, many of the Bolsheviks believed they were doomed as one cannot have socialism in one country....a fact borne out by history when the Soviet Union finally fell. And has been mentioned, one of the first targets for extermination were the communists.
My gripe is that the Holocaust has become a strictly 'Jewish' issue - little mention is ever made of the other targeted groups, including the Gypsies and Serbs. Why is it that? Could it be that we are meant to consider the Holocaust a strictly Jewish phenomena, so that we are held hostage by our guilt when it comes to Israeli politics? Just a thought