Analysis of Theodor N. Kaufmann's Controversial Book

Imagine a book published in America in 1941 that openly called for the complete extermination of the entire German people.

Not Nazis, not Hitler, all Germans.

Sterilize 48 million of them so their race dies out forever.

The crazy part, this isn't fiction, it's Germany Must Perish by Theodor N. Kaufmann.

You may be asking to yourself, well, what does it say?

It demands forced eugenic sterilization of nearly the entire population.

Army first, then civilians.

It gets crazier, calling it humane and practical with 20,000 surgeons knocking it out in months.

In two generations, no more Germans.

Kaufmann painted all Germans as inherent barbarians with a war soul that could never change,

worse than animals that need to be wiped out for world peace.

He even included a map carving up Germany among its neighbors.

This hate-filled manifesto was of course seen by Joseph Goebbels and Hitler,

which resulted in many repercussions, one of which the Jews marked with the yellow star.

History seems to be filled with projection and double standards, but I'll reveal to you all the full truth.