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>That you could have read all the books you often quote without discerning that faith-hatred played a role in Nazis' targeting of the Jews suggests you may be brain damaged.
Maybe you should demonstrate and post what you're talking about. There are passages from Goebbels and Julius Streicher which suit your case. Unfortunately, you seem to have precious little else.
> It's also belied by your constant references to the Nazis' faith-hatred in your comparisons to Zionism and Israel. You seem entirely unaware of your other comments, or you're lying.
Its very obvious that the Zionists are much, much more discriminatory.
>But assuming you're not lying, and only brain damaged, get back to me when you've read:
Yeah, when in a hole get someone else to do the digging.
Make sure you personally abuse them first!
>Mein Kampf (which you admit to never having looked into)
The very first book on your reading list doesn't appear to prove your case ... transcribed by Emile Maurice - later "Aryanised" like many others. Its partly? largely? copied from Henry Ford's 1924 "The International Jew". ("parts of Ford's text were used nearly verbatim in 'Mein Kampf'" http://www.aish.com/ho/i/48956701.html "extensively" http://greyfalcon.us/Charles%20Lindbergh.htm )
> Die deutsche Diktatur (The German Dictatorship), by Karl Dietrich Bracher, who argues that genocide of European Jewry was entirely a function of Adolf Hitler’s anti-Semitic hatred.
I think you're talking bollocks - neither http://www.amazon.com/The-German-dictatorship-structure-socialism/dp/B0006C06H4 nor http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-German-Dictatorship-Structure-Consequences/dp/0140137246 say anything of the kind.
>Antisemitism provided a common denominator, necessary in a movement which was so obviously a loose coalition of interests as the Nazi Party, and which after 1933 was devoid of any real active political role apart from indoctrination and social control. - Ian Kershaw
I'd have thought modern day Israel was a much more extreme example of vicious faith-hatred. No Germans are ever recorded saying "Kill the Jews" - even after the terrorism they were only calling 'Juden raus! Auf nach Palästina!'