A Woman's Place Within the Reich (Collier's 1933)
One of the "nicest" things you could possibly say about the Nazis is that they were sexists - and if you wanted to back your thesis up with anecdotes, you would read the attached article from 1933:"To say that woman's place is in the home is understatement, so far as Adolf Hitler is concerned. Certainly she's not to be allowed in the library. Intellectual life, as well as all business and legal affairs, is a purely masculine enterprise in the Third Reich. And the women, most of them, in hysterical devotion to their leader, obey. Mr. Quentin Reynolds, in a series of brilliant pictures, presents the women of modern Germany; triumphant and desperate."
| Nazi Art Criticism (Art Digest, 1936)
A few vile words concerning modernism and Jewish artists by a forgotten Nazi art critic named L.A. Schutze:"The only one who has created an art entirely born out of the Talmudistic spirit is Picasso, heir of Arabian decorative artists or the Jewish cabalists of Spain."
| The Murder of SA Stormtrooper Herbert Hentsch (Literary Digest)
The Nazi order was very adept at eating it's young; here is but one of many stories from assorted German and Austrian newspapers that illustrated that point:"The Hitlerites, it alleges, have their own Army, police, and courts functioning independently of the constituted authorities, even defying those authorities, and passing death sentences by secret tribunals."
"In Dresden dwelt a 'shock-troop division' man named Herbert Hentsch whose body was found not so long ago." "Various circumstances suggest that comrades of the dead young man within the Nazi ranks put him out of the way..."
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