PugJesus... fascists are weird, man
https://piefed.social/c/historymemes/p/1988171/fascists-are-weird-man
Jewish refugees protesting deportation to Nazi Germany, Ellis Island, USA, 1936
VEGADes dossiers déclassifiés révèlent que des milices terroristes juives sionistes ont pris contact avec l'Allemagne nazie dans le but de servir des objectifs impérialistes en Palestine
Source Haaretz
> ❗️Declassified files reveal Zionist Jewish terrorist militias contacted Nazi Germany with goal of advancing imperial aims in Palestine
A report by Haaretz citing newly declassified archival files has revealed that elements within pre-state Jewish underground terrorist groups explored contacts with Nazi Germany during the final years of British rule in Palestine.
The files, drawn from Haganah intelligence records titled “Contacts with the Axis,” include testimony from Eliyahu Golomb, founder and commander of the Haganah, who in 1941 warned of suspected contacts between elements of the Jewish underground and German representatives. Golomb pointed to intelligence suggesting that Avraham Stern, leader of the Lehi underground group, had explored indirect channels of communication with Axis powers.
According to the declassified material, Lehi’s ideological stance under Stern viewed the global war as an opportunity to advance an armed revolt against British rule, including consideration of leveraging rival imperial powers. Stern is described as having proposed a “practical agreement” with Nazi Germany, under which Jews could form a military force aligned with German interests in order to help dislodge British control over Palestine and impose Jewish control.
The documents also reference a formal proposal allegedly transmitted by Lehi envoys offering an “active partnership” with Nazi Germany, envisioning a future Jewish state aligned with the German Reich.
Snap StoriesKL Majdanek (KL Lublin), German concentration camp, Lublin, Poland
Part 1 of 3: Establishment and Beginnings of the Camp
The city of Lublin was occupied by the Wehrmacht in 1939. During the German occupation, it became a place of intense Germanization and repressive policies.
The Majdanek concentration camp (officially KL Lublin) was established by the decision of Heinrich Himmler (the Supreme Commander of the SS) during his visit to Lublin in July 1941. Construction of the camp began in the autumn of 1941, with command given to Odilo Globocnik, the SS and Police Leader in the Lublin district. Majdanek was intended to be a forced labor camp for 25,000 to 50,000 prisoners, employed in the expansion of the Third Reich and local SS projects. The construction plan was repeatedly expanded; ultimately, in March 1942, a plan for a camp capable of holding up to 150,000 prisoners and captives was approved, which would make it the largest camp in occupied Europe. The first prisoners were mainly Soviet POWs who arrived in cattle cars under harsh conditions, without food or water, causing enormous mortality from the very beginning of the camp’s operation.
#Majdanek #KLLublin #KLMajdanek #german #germany #concentrationcamp #deathcamp #exterminationcamp #germandeathcamp #germanexterminationcamp #nazigermany #worldwar2 #war #ww2 #polska #poland #extermination #jews #germans #nazis #history #historia #nazism #nazizm #Lublin #pomink #momument
Part 1 of 3: Establishment and Beginnings of the Camp
The city of Lublin was occupied by the Wehrmacht in 1939. During the German occupation, it became a place of intense Germanization and repressive policies.
The Majdanek concentration camp (officially KL Lublin) was established by the decision of Heinrich Himmler (the Supreme Commander of the SS) during his visit to Lublin in July 1941. Construction of the camp began in the autumn of 1941, with command given to Odilo Globocnik, the SS and Police Leader in the Lublin district. Majdanek was intended to be a forced labor camp for 25,000 to 50,000 prisoners, employed in the expansion of the Third Reich and local SS projects. The construction plan was repeatedly expanded; ultimately, in March 1942, a plan for a camp capable of holding up to 150,000 prisoners and captives was approved, which would make it the largest camp in occupied Europe. The first prisoners were mainly Soviet POWs who arrived in cattle cars under harsh conditions, without food or water, causing enormous mortality from the very beginning of the camp’s operation.
#Majdanek #KLLublin #KLMajdanek #german #germany #concentrationcamp #deathcamp #exterminationcamp #germandeathcamp #germanexterminationcamp #nazigermany #worldwar2 #war #ww2 #polska #poland #extermination #jews #germans #nazis #history #historia #nazism #nazizm #Lublin #pomink #momument
"I was bad, but now I'm a different kind of bad!"
https://piefed.social/c/historymemes/p/1973933/i-was-bad-but-now-i-m-a-different-kind-of-bad
Soviet anti-Nazi partisan, WW2, 1944
https://piefed.social/c/historyphotos/p/1973395/soviet-anti-nazi-partisan-ww2-1944
"Wow, good thing we averted THAT particular atrocity! The art world is saved!" - Some Time Traveler
"We only liked it when we thought we were winning"
https://piefed.social/c/historymemes/p/1968793/we-only-liked-it-when-we-thought-we-were-winning
