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Fun stuff from ww I era.

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The German conspiracy in American education : Ohlinger, Gustavus, 1877- : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Book digitized by Google from the library of University of California and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
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German conspiracies in America : from an American point of view by an American : Skaggs, William Henry, 1861- : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Includes bibliographical references and index
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EdwinA said:
Fun stuff from ww I era.
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Germany had set itself up as the leader in science, and many American academics followed them. Stanford's motto is in German, Oppenheimer got his PHD in Germany, etc.

Sometimes accusing people of being too German was a backdoor antisemitism, and truth be told many of the German academics were Jewish.

Could these Germanphiles have their support for Germany destroyed? Yes, with the Holocaust. For instance, Oppenheimer's thesis advisor moved to the UK, never to return to Germany. Oddly enough, his granddaughter was Olivia Newton-John.
 
Walt said:
Germany had set itself up as the leader in science, and many American academics followed them. Stanford's motto is in German, Oppenheimer got his PHD in Germany, etc.

Sometimes accusing people of being too German was a backdoor antisemitism, and truth be told many of the German academics were Jewish.

Could these Germanphiles have their support for Germany destroyed? Yes, with the Holocaust. For instance, Oppenheimer's thesis advisor moved to the UK, never to return to Germany. Oddly enough, his granddaughter was Olivia Newton-John.
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lol so? You think that makes the other stuff okay?
 
Walt said:
Germany had set itself up as the leader in science, and many American academics followed them. Stanford's motto is in German, Oppenheimer got his PHD in Germany, etc.

Sometimes accusing people of being too German was a backdoor antisemitism, and truth be told many of the German academics were Jewish.

Could these Germanphiles have their support for Germany destroyed? Yes, with the Holocaust. For instance, Oppenheimer's thesis advisor moved to the UK, never to return to Germany. Oddly enough, his granddaughter was Olivia Newton-John.
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so now they get to kill Gaza babies.

ok then.
 
Detlev Peukert wrote a couple or three studies of Germany under the Nazis worth having in your library. Some posters here care about such stuff, the left wingers being mostly into ideological rubbish along with the GOP Party shills. As an advocate of the left wing Annalist school of historical research, it is fairly dry stuff but his data is usually very good, hence its value; the annalist types don't do a lot of fake Pravda style propaganda and fake facts. Not many of them around outside of France and England, though.

Detlev Peukert - Wikipedia

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Books by Peukert:


Both are worth having, but if you can only get one get the Wiemar Republic

The other one has a lot of interesting and useful police data and religion data in it re the internal resistance and arrest records based on religious sects.
 
EdwinA said:
Detlev Peukert wrote a couple or three studies of Germany under the Nazis worth having in your library. Some posters here care about such stuff, the left wingers being mostly into ideological rubbish along with the GOP Party shills. As an advocate of the left wing Annalist school of historical research, it is fairly dry stuff but his data is usually very good, hence its value; the annalist types don't do a lot of fake Pravda style propaganda and fake facts. Not many of them around outside of France and England, though.

Detlev Peukert - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org

Books by Peukert:


Both are worth having, but if you can only get one get the Wiemar Republic

The other one has a lot of interesting and useful police data and religion data in it re the internal resistance and arrest records based on religious sects.
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sounds like a fag.
 
Bai Lan said:
sounds like a fag.
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A fag a lot more educated than you are, dipshit. Your own fetishes are most likely just as bad, seeing as you gimps luvs you some gangraping islamo-vermin and make apologies for the scum. They give you woodies and wet dreams.
 
EdwinA said:
A fag a lot more educated than you are, dipshit. Your own fetishes are most likely just as bad, seeing as you gimps luvs you some gangraping islamo-vermin and make apologies for the scum. They give you woodies and wet dreams.
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notch back the ether, old chap.
 
Walt said:
Germany had set itself up as the leader in science,
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It isn't.
Walt said:
and many American academics followed them. Stanford's motto is in German, Oppenheimer got his PHD in Germany, etc.
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Stanford's motto comes from the writings of a German humanist that lived long before WW1.
Walt said:
Sometimes accusing people of being too German was a backdoor antisemitism, and truth be told many of the German academics were Jewish.
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Germany isn't just Jews, Wally.
Walt said:
Could these Germanphiles have their support for Germany destroyed? Yes, with the Holocaust. For instance, Oppenheimer's thesis advisor moved to the UK, never to return to Germany. Oddly enough, his granddaughter was Olivia Newton-John.
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Random phrases. No apparent coherency.
 
Walt said:
Germany had set itself up as the leader in science, and many American academics followed them. Stanford's motto is in German, Oppenheimer got his PHD in Germany, etc.

Sometimes accusing people of being too German was a backdoor antisemitism, and truth be told many of the German academics were Jewish.

Could these Germanphiles have their support for Germany destroyed? Yes, with the Holocaust. For instance, Oppenheimer's thesis advisor moved to the UK, never to return to Germany. Oddly enough, his granddaughter was Olivia Newton-John.
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Up through the mid 1930's Germany was a world leader in theoretical sciences like physics (as opposed to applied). They were no slouches in most areas of science and engineering.

The US at the same time often led in applied sciences and engineering. US civil engineering in the 30's was well ahead of any other nation for example.

The Nazis changed that by downplaying or even pillorying theoretical sciences and engineering and forcing the exodus of many of their top minds in those fields, and not just Jewish ones.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
The Nazis changed that by downplaying or even pillorying theoretical sciences and engineering and forcing the exodus of many of their top minds in those fields, and not just Jewish ones.
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I always have to wonder where Germany would have been had they accepted the technological, economic, cultural, etc. wins without trying to the military wins. I have to think much better off. There might be a message in that.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Up through the mid 1930's Germany was a world leader in theoretical sciences like physics (as opposed to applied). They were no slouches in most areas of science and engineering.

The US at the same time often led in applied sciences and engineering. US civil engineering in the 30's was well ahead of any other nation for example.

The Nazis changed that by downplaying or even pillorying theoretical sciences and engineering and forcing the exodus of many of their top minds in those fields, and not just Jewish ones.
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German was almost our national language, we has so many German immigrants to the colonies in the 18th Century.

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How German Is American? Settling in America – Max Kade ...
German immigration to America was a significant wave of migration, with the largest period occurring between 1820 and World War I, when nearly six million Germans immigrated to the United States. The first wave of German immigrants began in the 17th century, with the first organized group settling in Germantown, Pennsylvania, in 1683. These early immigrants were often seeking religious freedom, and the American Revolution caused a period of slower immigration. The 19th century saw massive waves of German immigrants, driven by economic hardship, political unrest, and the failure of the 1848 revolutions.


Early Waves:
The first notable German settlements in America were in the 1670s, primarily in Pennsylvania, New York, and Virginia.


Immigrants from southern Germany, particularly the Palatinate region, and later from various regions across Germany, arrived in colonial America.


A large wave of Palatine immigrants, driven by economic hardship, arrived in New York in 1709 and 1710.


Immigration reached a high point in the 1740s and 1750s, with many settling in New York and Pennsylvania.


19th Century:
    • 1816-1860:
      A first wave of German immigration began in 1816 and lasted until 1860, driven by economic hardship and crop failures in Germany.
  • 1840s-1880s:
    German immigrants were the largest group of immigrants to the U.S. during this period.
  • 1848 Revolutions:
    The failure of the 1848 revolutions in Germany led to a significant wave of immigrants fleeing political persecution.
  • Peak Periods:
    1854 saw a peak in German immigration, with over 220,000 arriving in American ports. Another peak occurred in the early 1880s.
  • Factors:
    Economic hardship, political unrest, and the promise of economic opportunities in America were key factors driving this migration.
20th Century and Beyond:
German immigration slowed down significantly with the outbreak of World War I.


German immigration continued throughout the 20th century, though on a smaller scale than the earlier waves.


The German-American community has played a significant role in American history, culture, and politics.


Reasons for Immigration:
    • Religious Freedom:
      Early German immigrants were often seeking religious freedom in America.
  • Economic Opportunities:
    America offered the promise of land and economic opportunities, which attracted many German immigrants.
  • Political Unrest:
    The failure of revolutions in Germany, such as the 1848 revolutions, led to a surge in immigration as people sought refuge from persecution.
  • Escape from Hardship:
    Economic hardship, crop failures, and the need for land drove many Germans to seek a new life in America.
 
EdwinA said:
German was almost our national language, we has so many German immigrants to the colonies in the 18th Century.

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German immigration to America was a significant wave of migration, with the largest period occurring between 1820 and World War I, when nearly six million Germans immigrated to the United States. The first wave of German immigrants began in the 17th century, with the first organized group settling in Germantown, Pennsylvania, in 1683. These early immigrants were often seeking religious freedom, and the American Revolution caused a period of slower immigration. The 19th century saw massive waves of German immigrants, driven by economic hardship, political unrest, and the failure of the 1848 revolutions.


Early Waves:
The first notable German settlements in America were in the 1670s, primarily in Pennsylvania, New York, and Virginia.



Immigrants from southern Germany, particularly the Palatinate region, and later from various regions across Germany, arrived in colonial America.



A large wave of Palatine immigrants, driven by economic hardship, arrived in New York in 1709 and 1710.



Immigration reached a high point in the 1740s and 1750s, with many settling in New York and Pennsylvania.



19th Century:

      • 1816-1860:
        A first wave of German immigration began in 1816 and lasted until 1860, driven by economic hardship and crop failures in Germany.
  • 1840s-1880s:
    German immigrants were the largest group of immigrants to the U.S. during this period.
  • 1848 Revolutions:
    The failure of the 1848 revolutions in Germany led to a significant wave of immigrants fleeing political persecution.
  • Peak Periods:
    1854 saw a peak in German immigration, with over 220,000 arriving in American ports. Another peak occurred in the early 1880s.
  • Factors:
    Economic hardship, political unrest, and the promise of economic opportunities in America were key factors driving this migration.
20th Century and Beyond:

German immigration slowed down significantly with the outbreak of World War I.



German immigration continued throughout the 20th century, though on a smaller scale than the earlier waves.



The German-American community has played a significant role in American history, culture, and politics.



Reasons for Immigration:

      • Religious Freedom:
        Early German immigrants were often seeking religious freedom in America.
  • Economic Opportunities:
    America offered the promise of land and economic opportunities, which attracted many German immigrants.
  • Political Unrest:
    The failure of revolutions in Germany, such as the 1848 revolutions, led to a surge in immigration as people sought refuge from persecution.


  • Escape from Hardship:
    Economic hardship, crop failures, and the need for land drove many Germans to seek a new life in America.
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Do you have the capacity to condense?
 
The German Federation is a relatively recent invention in the late 19th Century. It was also still largely a feudal state, with the Emperor controlling the military and foreign policy. Bismarck's attempt to forge a national identity among dozens of little fiefdoms and tribal confederations went overboard on the 'German race' gimmick and led to the 'Aryan' mythology.

WW I was the last gasp of feudalism in Europe, not only in Germany but Russia, Austria-Hungary, and other countries as well. Wilhelm II was a spoiled brat with a chip on his shoulder and jealous of his English cousins and their empire, and decided he wanted to expand his.
 
EdwinA said:
The German Federation is a relatively recent invention in the late 19th Century. It was also still largely a feudal state, with the Emperor controlling the military and foreign policy. Bismarck's attempt to forge a national identity among dozens of little fiefdoms and tribal confederations went overboard on the 'German race' gimmick and led to the 'Aryan' mythology.

WW I was the last gasp of feudalism in Europe, not only in Germany but Russia, Austria-Hungary, and other countries as well. Wilhelm II was a spoiled brat with a chip on his shoulder and jealous of his English cousins and their empire, and decided he wanted to expand his.
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The Germans have a record going back many centuries of creating chaos and misery...nothing has changed.
 
EdwinA said:
that is a condensed cite, dumbass. I realize reading more than one or two sentences a day is a burden on your educational level, but others here can read it just fine, only takes a few seconds.
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You are not worthy of spending that many words on.

Do Better.
 
Walt said:
I always have to wonder where Germany would have been had they accepted the technological, economic, cultural, etc. wins without trying to the military wins. I have to think much better off. There might be a message in that.
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Feudalism died hard in Europe. Aristocrats were unstable inbreds .
 
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