From: g@crcomp.net   
      
   The Horny Goat wrote:   
   > Bobbie Sellers wrote:   
   >   
   >>       Well Hitler never killed with his own hands but directed   
   >>his underlings to take care of what he considered the Jewish   
   >>problem.  Just like Trump who sicced his followers on   
   >>Marjorie T. Greene last week before she decided to resign in   
   >>January due to death threats from said followers.   
   >   
   > As we all know Hitler was extremely proud of his Iron Cross (1st   
   > class) since while many WW1 enlisted men got the Iron Cross 3rd class   
   > getting what Hitler got was almost unheard of. (The 1st class award   
   > was normally reserved for commissioned officers) And while we don't   
   > have the original citation we DO know the name of the official who   
   > recommended him for his medal - and that that officer was Jewish.   
      
       Hitler's Jewish Soldiers   
      
       Paul Kendal, writing for The Telegraph in Britain, reported that   
       in 1941 a medical officer named Major Leo Skurnik received the   
       Iron Cross from the German high command. Notably, Skurnik was   
       Jewish. Kendal further observed that Skurnik was not an isolated   
       case; more than three hundred Jews served on the German side when   
       Finland-sharing a common adversary in the Soviet Union-entered   
       the war in June 1941. ...   
      
       Rigg contends that "tens of thousands of men of Jewish descent   
       served in the Wehrmacht during Hitler's rule," estimating that   
       the number of soldiers of Jewish extraction-a group he   
       designates as Mischlinge-exceeded 150,000. ...   
      
       "Many German Jews and Mischlinge thought that Hitler based his   
       anti-Semitic tirades on Ostjuden [German and Eastern Jews] who   
       had emigrated from the 'land of Bolshevism.' The Nazis   
       reinforced this preconception when they issued decrees against   
       Ostjuden in 1933 and later when they forced eighteen thousand   
       of them to leave the Reich in 1938...Dr. Max Naumann, a Jew and   
       a retired World War I army major and founder of the militant   
       right-wing organization of National German Jews, wrote, 'Hitler   
       on 20 March 1935 that he and his followers had fought to keep   
       Ostjuden out of Germany.' Naumann felt that these 'hordes of   
       half-Asian Jews' were 'dangerous guests' in Germany and must   
       be 'ruthlessly expelled.'" ...   
      
       Ostjuden made little progress largely because they learned   
       "Polish Talmudic barbarism, as contrasted with refined German   
       Bildung (education).   
      
          
      
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