Analysis of Post-WWI Germany and Anti-Semitism
After World War I,
the Treaty of Versailles humiliated Germany
and left the nation in economic and moral shambles.
And it was attacked from within
by grossly immoral Jewish forces during the Weimar Republic.
It was a period of extreme degeneracy
marked by homosexuality, transgenderism, widespread brothels, child prostitution,
sexual exploitation of Christian children.
Think about like the Epstein files,
but on a larger scale.
Now, it shouldn't shock any of us that
Jews played a wildly disproportionate role
in this attack on German culture and morals.
See, Hitler's attack on the Jews
didn't come out of thin air.
There was a cause, there was an atmosphere built.
The Jews had taken over much of the film industry.
They've taken much over the media.
And just as they dominate Hollywood today,
they flooded the country with pornographic and sexual content.
To give you just an idea of their level of influence,
in 1931, Jews produced 60% of German films
and wrote 82% of the screenplays,
despite only making up less than 1% of the population.
So this type of like very public moral decay
and national humiliation made radical political solutions extremely appealing.
It's why Hitler and the National Socialist Movement
became so attractive to just ordinary Germans.
They promised to restore order and morality and German pride.
So this Nazi or National Socialist Movement
terrified the Jews because it represented a powerful form of Christian nationalism.
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