Throwaway1100

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   by Throwaway1100 11y ago

   It might not be complete, as there were dozens of plans, e.g. the Madagascar Plan[1]. The Evian conference was a conference organized by the United States without Germany[2], so it could not be a argument for a plan of Germany. [1] https:&
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   by Throwaway1100 11y ago

   Germany has a strong industrial base and a large amount of SMEs. This makes it easier to grow. Germany made some (good) lucky decisions in the 90s, limiting salary growth and cutting social welfare and pensions which helped with growth in t
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   by Throwaway1100 11y ago

   "It is of course not mentioned that initially the Nazis simply wanted the Jews to leave Germany." This is often quoted wrong, and makes it look like Hitler wanted them to survive, just out of Germany. Hitlers idea in the beginning
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   by Throwaway1100 11y ago

   a.) Where do you think he is wrong? b.) Everyone who deviates from dogma on this topic is called a revisionist I think.