Most of what I know about post-Versailles, pre-WW2 Germany comes from an uncle who lived through it and fought for the Germans in the war. He and my dad became BFF’s after he immigrated to the US and married my moms sister. Pop joined every other high school kid in lying about their ages on December 8, 1941 and enlisted in the Navy. (I don’t think this’d happen these days with the sjw programming but that’s a different discussion). He served on the USS Franklin as a Fireman 1st Class where he was lucky enough to watch most of his buddies burn to a crisp. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S3VerJ5abgA
I digress though. To make a long story short, and believe me it could be looooooong as Unc, as I called him, blathered of little else in his last years when he was starting to lose his marbles, he thoroughly LOVED growing up under Hitlers National Socialism before the war. Everyone worked, had nice houses and apartments, vacationed, neighborhood fitness and self improvement groups, art and culture, organized youth sports, concerts, and on and on.
He took on a father’s role to me for 20+ years my after pop passed young and suddenly. News and documentaries (which were switched off immediately) made his blood boil. He KNOWS that (at least) half of what we see and hear about that time period is flat out propaganda because he was there.
In a weird karmic anomaly, we lost Unc on the very day I retired from the army, but his stories will live on forever and I’ll spread them to anyone who will listen. Most people won’t though, and have an immediate, pre-programmed, visceral reaction to anything related to Germany during that time period. I’m immediately labeled a traitor, white supremacist or holocaust denier or or or or or, which is completely idiotic as I put in 22 years as crew chief, was in 4 wars and earned a chest full of commendations for this country. People just don’t want to know the truth, which is sad.
Sort if this was a bit wordy, but it’s one of my favorite subjects
Its all good. Its nice finding like minded ppl in this day.
I read a lot about WW2 Germany as a kid. Most I've forgotten...lol. But it was the impression the whole thing made on me. I guess one could say first red pill....lol. I realized wow this guy is not what they say he is. Yes parts are true, but look beneath and you see the madness and the genius in his motivations.
Im intreged w Human behavior. Why and how do We become this or that. In this World I am an Observer or Seer. I recognize thing in ppl, other dont see. Even through words.
I had a chance to visit Berlin back in 2012. It was life changing, to say the least. Just being on the actual ground, in a certain place, One can feel the Vibrations.
We are about to embark on a crazy journey. Stay safe out there.
I'd love to hear all his stories! I've only heard what I was told in schools as well as what my grandma told me. She is German, her and my grandpa met in Germany (he from the USA). I've always found German history intriguing due to family being from there.
You should check out some of hitlers speeches. They bear a huge resemblance to Donald Trump when talking about the love for the nation and peace through military strength.
Most of what I know about post-Versailles, pre-WW2 Germany comes from an uncle who lived through it and fought for the Germans in the war. He and my dad became BFF’s after he immigrated to the US and married my moms sister. Pop joined every other high school kid in lying about their ages on December 8, 1941 and enlisted in the Navy. (I don’t think this’d happen these days with the sjw programming but that’s a different discussion). He served on the USS Franklin as a Fireman 1st Class where he was lucky enough to watch most of his buddies burn to a crisp. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S3VerJ5abgA
I digress though. To make a long story short, and believe me it could be looooooong as Unc, as I called him, blathered of little else in his last years when he was starting to lose his marbles, he thoroughly LOVED growing up under Hitlers National Socialism before the war. Everyone worked, had nice houses and apartments, vacationed, neighborhood fitness and self improvement groups, art and culture, organized youth sports, concerts, and on and on.
He took on a father’s role to me for 20+ years my after pop passed young and suddenly. News and documentaries (which were switched off immediately) made his blood boil. He KNOWS that (at least) half of what we see and hear about that time period is flat out propaganda because he was there.
In a weird karmic anomaly, we lost Unc on the very day I retired from the army, but his stories will live on forever and I’ll spread them to anyone who will listen. Most people won’t though, and have an immediate, pre-programmed, visceral reaction to anything related to Germany during that time period. I’m immediately labeled a traitor, white supremacist or holocaust denier or or or or or, which is completely idiotic as I put in 22 years as crew chief, was in 4 wars and earned a chest full of commendations for this country. People just don’t want to know the truth, which is sad.
Sort if this was a bit wordy, but it’s one of my favorite subjects
Its all good. Its nice finding like minded ppl in this day.
I read a lot about WW2 Germany as a kid. Most I've forgotten...lol. But it was the impression the whole thing made on me. I guess one could say first red pill....lol. I realized wow this guy is not what they say he is. Yes parts are true, but look beneath and you see the madness and the genius in his motivations.
Im intreged w Human behavior. Why and how do We become this or that. In this World I am an Observer or Seer. I recognize thing in ppl, other dont see. Even through words.
I had a chance to visit Berlin back in 2012. It was life changing, to say the least. Just being on the actual ground, in a certain place, One can feel the Vibrations.
We are about to embark on a crazy journey. Stay safe out there.
Great book on how ordinary people did the killing, discrimination, and other malevolence.
After I read it, I concluded that Hitler didn't kill anyone; ordinary Germans (and Russians) did.
Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/647492.Ordinary_Men
Another great read is The Gulag Archipelago by Solzhenitsyn
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/70561.The_Gulag_Archipelago_1918_1956
I'd love to hear all his stories! I've only heard what I was told in schools as well as what my grandma told me. She is German, her and my grandpa met in Germany (he from the USA). I've always found German history intriguing due to family being from there.
You should check out some of hitlers speeches. They bear a huge resemblance to Donald Trump when talking about the love for the nation and peace through military strength.
Some eye opening content tbh.
Then I ended up here
The Greatest Story Never Told https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/zJBMIAbXn2Qg/
I want to hear all of his stories.