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Well the Nazi government had a bit of a selective modus operandi when it came to procedures. They didn't widely announce t4, even the gassings were just delegat
by yawaworht1978 5y ago
Well the Nazi government had a bit of a selective modus operandi when it came to procedures.
They didn't widely announce t4, even the gassings were just delegated by Hitler and the implementation was left to the command chain.
What they wanted known, they made known, the less popular projects were delegated verbally.
There have been many, many more diplomatic lies, from other governments out of fear of Germany, it is pretty incredible. For example how the Romanians communicated the Germans are there to train their forces, the reality was protection of gas resources.
Or the very sad story how Hungary was coerced to attack former Yugoslavia by means of acrobatics with the truth only days after signing a forever friendship and brotherhood treaty, it was so bad then prime minister Teleki commutes suicide over it.
In his suicide note, Teleki wrote in part: We broke our word, – out of cowardice […] The nation feels it, and we have thrown away its honor.
The Nazi Germany diplomatic communications were far from honest and this man called it by the name.
I always remember how the British considered Hitler's appeasement as a big mistake, they had a hunch.
Hitler also ordered every occupied nation to be free of Jews with little time given for the task and implementation of it up to the occupied puppet governments.
It does not matter if the Madagascar plan existed, what matters is what really happened.
The Madagascar plan was broadcast just like any other Nazi propaganda, which was riddled with lies.