Sterilizing all Germans, the logistics examined

Saturday, 3 December 2011

American Jew and "highest paid lawyer in the world" Louis Nizer, published What To Do With Germany in

1944. Senator & future 33rd President of the United States of America; Harry S. Truman, was so impressed

with the book, the above quote appears in the dust-jacket. Nizer, to be fair, did not advocate the

sterilization of Germans, preferring education and forced constitutional reforms, to cure the Germans

of their inherent fiendishness. But the fact that he even addresses the issue of mass-sterilization

of Germans, shows how prominent the idea must have been amongst American movers and shakers:

We still shudder at the hanging or electrocution of a convicted murderer. But we lull our squeamish sensibilities by citing the religious doctrine, "An eye for an eye—" and justify the punishment as a deterrent to others. But what shall we say of the proposed extension of this doctrine to an extermination of the entire German people! A dozen resistant reasons instantly spring to mind. "The entire German people is not responsible; one can't convict a whole people"—"such punishment apes the abnormal cruelty of the condemned and makes us his imitators"—"you can't kill 80 millions"—"it would create another crisis In Europe to wipe out one of its largest and most efficient populations"—etc., etc. The French were accustomed to saying, "We most destroy Germany or make pence with her—and to destroy
her is an absurdity." But as the French have since learned, it is not easy to make peace with her.

Others, stirred to consuming hatred by German brutalities, suggest that they be destroyed as a race by eugenic sterilization.

They argue that if compulsory serum treatments are justified by their benefits to the community, sterilization of the German people might similarly be considered a protective measure to immunize the world forever against the virus of Germanism. They point out that the surgical procedure is simple, painless and does not even deprive the patient of normal instincts, or their gratification. Vasectomy, the operation on the male, simply requires a slight incision since the sperm duct lies just beneath the skin. The operation takes only ten minutes to perform and the patient may resume work immediately afterwards. Ligation of the fallopian tubes, the operation which renders the female sterile, is more difficult but not much more dangerous.

There are about 50 million German men and women within the procreation ages, and it is estimated that twenty thousand surgeons performing about twenty-five operations daily could sterilize the entire male population of Germany within three months and the entire female population in less than three years. At the normal death rate of two per cent per annum or one and a half million people yearly, the German people would practically disappear within two generations.

Saturday, 3 December 2011

Sterilizing all Germans, the logistics examined

Exterminate the entire German race

Starve to death 30,000,000 Germans

Sterilizing Germans was the popular choice

Yet more ideas to sterilize 10,000,000s of Germans

Hemingway: sterilizing Germans the only answer

More Jewish plans to completely wipe-out the German people

1942: "The Never Again Club" & Sterilization of all German males

"When a Jew, in America or in South Africa, talks to his Jewish companions about 'our' government, he means the government of Israel."

- David Ben-Gurion, Israeli Prime Minister