The National Jewish Monthly was
a publication of B'nai B'rith, an
organisation founded
by Jewish freemasons, that spawned
the ADL, and who helped write the Nuremberg
Laws.
In the June 1935 issue of The
National Jewish Monthly we're
informed about "Nazi Jews."
They Find They, Too, Are Jews
JEWS who desire to appear less Jewish invariably come to discover that they are, after all, Jews who must share the common lot and the common pain. Only they suffer the pain more, since they cannot understand why they suffer ... "We were so unlike other Jews and still we are afflicted."
Now in Germany there is a small group that has tried very hard to avoid the pain that has been on other Jews. They have deplored what Hitler has done to Jews but have not felt very angry about it.
Their desire has been to appear less Jewish. They have, indeed, called themselves Nazi Jews. They rationalized: "By standing with the Nazis we may, at length, persuade Hitler to be kind to Jews."
As "Nazi-Jews" they felt they should get a preferred position in Germany. They were happy to march behind the Storm Troopers and if on the way a Storm Trooper struck a Jew down, well, that was sad but nothing for Jews to complain about.
Jews, they said, must keep quiet and take it. Thus, they hoped, they would come to be considered good Jews in Germany and escape the pain.
But, alas! even as a Jew walks in happy contemplation of a painless existence he may fall into the depths of pain. So it was with these Nazi-Jews.
Last month the German government established an ordinance prohibiting Jews from displaying the German flag. This was pain enough to the Nazi Jews who had been so careful to displace the swastika and had particularly flaunted it at their party headquarters.
They protested: "Certainly, you are not going to do this to us! We who have been so faithful!"
But Nazis could see no difference between Nazi Jews and others: "This goes for all Jews."
The National Zeitung of Essen was bitterly indignant . . . ."This is a piece of impudence," this newspaper said. "We wonder how the organization is permitted to continue to function."
The Nazi Jews felt hurt the more because they just couldn't understand why this infliction was on them.
I believe this article is a pack of
lies because:
Sept 1935, ie three months after
this article appeared. But the
right of the Jews to fly the Zionist
flag was protected in law.
The Nazis did not call themselves
"Nazis" therefore Jewish supporters
of
the National Socialists would not
have called themselves "Nazi Jews"
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