Blog of Andreas Eschenbacher

NAZI changed Fairy Tales If a fairy tale did not fit or allow what was believed to be a proper German/NAZI interpretation, it would be altered. Example: Hansel an d Gretel Von Ludwig Richter - Hänsel und Gretel Illustration für das Märchen / Gemeinfrei, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=8348127 We all know this Fairy Tale. But it was a problem for the NAZIs, for could a good German mother speak to her husband:  "You know what, man," replied the woman, "we want to take the children out early in the morning into the forest, where it is the thickest. We'll make them a fire and give each of them a piece of bread, then go we get to our work and leave them alone. They cannot find their way home and we are rid of them. "  - "No, woman," said the man, "I don't; how can I bring myself to leave my children alone in the forest! The wild animals would soon come and tear them apart." - "Oh, you fool," she said, "then ...

NAZI Broadcast to the Islamic / Arabic World It is interesting (I should better say: embarrassing) that I never heard of it before. Not in school, not in my neighborhood where I grew up, not elsewhere. And it never crossed my mind either. I’m talking about the influence, NAZI Germany had (or tried to have) on the Muslim / Arabic world before and during   WWII.   Why didn’t I hear anything about this? I don’t know. Maybe, that nobody I knew, had ever heard of it, or may be   no one wanted to raise a sour subject? I was born 10 years after WWII and no one cared to educate their children about what happened just some years before. Maybe it was too disturbing, maybe silenced by guilt, maybe a PTSD syndrome sealed their minds and mouths, or maybe the Great Amnesia set in. Be it as it may. It is widely known (I assume) that the relationship between the Arabic/Muslim world and the Jewish one (and vice versa) is not the easiest. Hitler NAZIs knew this and wanted to ignit...

Dissemination of the Protocols In 1905, the right-wing racist Sergej Aleksandrowich Nilus published the book The Great within the Small and Antichrist as an Imminent Political Possibility . Notes of an Orthodox Believer which contained a full version of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion . Soon his books spread in millions throughout Europe. In Germany, The Protocols were first disseminated as hand-typed manuscripts at the end of World War I. In 1920, they were published by the Völkischer Verlag . Author was Ludwig Müller under the pseudonym Gottfried zur Beek. Until 1933, the book was published in 8 editions, followed by anther 25 editions by the NSDAP Publishing House. Related articles were also published in the Völkischer Beobachter , the fighting paper of the Nazis. In 1922, the publishing house Karl-Rohm printed a brochure with the title: Der jüdische Kriegsplan zur Aufrichtung der Juden-Weltherrschaft (in English: The Jewish war plan for the establishment of world domina...