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by Frederik on July 24th, 2010
America and the rest of the world have been staying neutral much too long.
Already in 1935 when the Jewish co-citizens were put at disadvantage by public law and some hundred thousands of German citizens had already filled up the concentration camps long time before the Jews , the rest of the world should have stopped that regime.
With very little effort they could have wiped away this group of gangsters.
Reasons they had enough. Instead of stopping the huge programm of rearming and militarisation of a whole nation, they were watching and waiting until 1939.
For the rest of the world it was no secret what happened in that country after 1933.
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