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mastertiguriusI can get behind the term āmasked thugsā, just as the Einsatzgruppen were thugs.
The correct term might be paramilitary secret police, which puts them in that sweet spot where they basically donāt have to answer to anyoneā¦Like the Gestapo.
The cure for those kinds of people is at the end of a rope.
ysk that Einsatzgruppe is just the German word for ātask forceā. What youāre referring to only makes sense when you specify you mean one of the SS.
The āEinsatzgruppenā were a gaggle of former or current cops, aging reservists and some volunteers who were sent in after the Wehrmacht had taken a territory.
Their job was to shoot Jews and Partisans. While āEinsatzgruppeā is the German word for Task Force, talking about the āEinsatzgruppenā always refers to these groups in the Third Reich.
itās literally in the German dictionary. the firebrigades have Einsatzgruppen here too, fir example.
some probably nazi professor getting a German boner when he doesnāt translate the title of units properly, doesnāt change reality.
the ānā at the end is regular German plural btw. donāt fall for this farce
Kollege, ich weiĆ nicht, was du mir damit sagen willst. Ich hab sowohl im Englischen als auch im Deutschen den Plural verwendet.
Wenn jemand im Englischen von āEinsatzgruppenā spricht, dann meint er nicht das Konzept von āTask Forceā in einem deutschen Kontext. Es geht dabei, vor allem wenn wir schon Ć¼ber das Dritte Reich reden, um die āEinsatzgruppen des SDā.