Re: Future of Yiddish Eastern Europe in no-WWII world

On 11 hein=E4, 17:24, "Michele" <nospammiar...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> With a non-Hitler, you have a non-Nazi Germany, though you may
> have a militaristic etc. dictator****p in Germany.

Where do you get that idea? It's not as if Adolf Hitler was the only
Nazi in existence, even if he was the fellow who eventually became the
top honcho.

Germany under Ernst R=F6hm, for example, would probably (by necessity)
be more interested in the consolidation of the r=E9gime by domestic
purges, and less intent on immediate outwards expansion.

But it would still be a Nazi Germany, and in some ways, probably a
more radical Nazi Germany than the historical one.

> And there is a very close relation****p between Hitler and Nazism. The
two=
 are
> almost undetachable.

Ironically enough, you seem to be echoing Hitler's own views of his
im****tance as the Indispensable Leader and the Man of Destiny. Do you
really want to advance this kind of an argument?




Cheers,

J. J.