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@Heidentweet Israel's ties with Europe's right-wing now make perfect sense. This is how Europe can target its Muslim communities (it clearly won't stop with deporting any anti-war protesters) while hiding behind a manufactured "war against antisemitism". While busy genociding in #Gaza, Israel gives Western nations the 'moral' permission to implement policies that would have been unthinkable after #WWII and the #Holocaust.

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@palestine
#GazaGenocide #Germany #GermanHypocrisy #Berlin

📽️ After watching Roberto Rossellini's 1945 "Rome Open City" (Roma città aperta) this weekend, I've started on his "Paisan" (1946). This is only the second time I've seen this remarkable collection of six stories about soldiers and civilians during the Allied liberation of Italy, and it feels raw. #OldMovies #WWII #Italy

1932: “As the numbers of extremists grew, life seemed to diminish. “What was no longer to be found [..] was pleasure in life, amiability, fun, understanding, goodwill, generosity, and a sense of humor.”

Excerpt From
Hitler's First Hundred Days
Peter Fritzsche
p. 45 One

“When Chancellor Heinrich Brüning’s government declared a long bank holiday on July 13, 1931, after a run on the banks following the collapse of the Darmstädter and Nationalbank, the economic crisis began to hit home. There was a “9% salary reduction” for civil servants [..] and higher value-added taxes for consumers"

Excerpt From
Hitler's First Hundred Days
Peter Fritzsche

“Do you remember,[..]that Döblin* said that time is a butcher and that all of us are running away from the butcher’s knife? Well that’s me, and that’s all of us. You too. I’ll run until I fall. But until I fall, I want to live.”

*novelist Alfred Döblin, 1929 novel 'Berlin Alexanderplatz'

Excerpt From
Hitler's First Hundred Days
Peter Fritzsche

From this article that Martin posted to show why it is important that #Trouw publishes the names of the 50.000 people killed by #Israel:

Trouw was started during #WWII by members of the Dutch Protestant resistance. 100s of people involved were arrested and killed during the war.

In 1944 the German forces tried to stop publication by imprisoning some 23 of the couriers. The editors did not give in and all of the captured couriers were executed.

@martinvermeer @Sustainable2050
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