Defeating The British/American Gestapo Regime, Lessons From History, Part 3
by the Anonymous Physicist
The Rosenstrasse [Rose Street] Protest is a little known episode that took place, during the German Nazi era, in Berlin in 1943. There is an excellent book written by Nathan Stoltzfus (read here), entitled “Resistance of the Heart: Intermarriage and the Rosenstrasse Protest in Nazi Germany.” It should be read by everyone who lives in a terrorist/fascist state, like the USA, and the U.K. Several thousand of the few remaining Jews in Berlin were rounded up, and had begun to be sent via railroad to extermination camps. Many of these rounded up were Jewish German men who were married to “Aryan” German women. Word spread among these German housewives, and they began to protest at the building where many of their husbands were being kept, as they were being “processed.” These women also protested at a nearby street that housed the SS headquarters. The SS then set up machine guns, in the street near them, and pointed them at these brave women, and told them if they did not leave immediately, they would be gunned down. The women did not flinch. They came day after day, round the clock, until Goebbels ordered their interred husbands released. In fact, some men were even taken off the trains to the death camps, and brought back! Such was the apparent fear of an uprising of German citizens, by the Nazi regime. The Nazi regime’s fear of a repeat protest by the German housewives, was such that a good number of these Jewish men survived the War and the Holocaust. They comprised much of the total of the few Berlin Jews who did survive. This was kept as secret as possible by the Nazis who publicly celebrated a lie-- that Berlin had become Juden-Frei.
Clearly it shows that when the Nazi regime faced good people who were willing to suffer and die for what they believed in, and for other human beings, the “all-powerful” regime cringed and backed down. It may have helped the Hausfrauens revolt, that they had no leader, per se. The history of American “politics” is that the American Gestapo regime murders any leaders who they fear will lead effective revolts, and emplaces stooges beholden to the regime. Each person must take responsibility, as each German Housewife did, and become her/his own leader. Americans make the mistake of waiting for someone else, or for some leader to lead a revolt. Note also that the German Housewives did not allow defeatist attitudes to hinder them. They did not say to themselves, “Oh, how can I (we) do anything against such a powerful and ruthless foe?” They simply acted, without concern for their own safety and without hesitation, as there was no time.
Of course, the Rosenstrasse Protest indicates that when a person’s love for another person is intense enough, they will risk their lives, and not back down, even when their mass-murdering government points loaded machine guns at them. Their love for their husbands overcame, first the Nazi brainwashing that their husbands were untermenschen [subhumans] (while most Germans did not resist this brainwashing); and secondly their love overcame any fear of protesting, and even of dying while trying to get their husbands freed. At some level, they must have felt that life was not worth living, without their loved ones. And they must have felt that they could not live with themselves, UNLESS they risked their lives to try to get them back.
Lesson. Your love for your fellow Man/Woman, and for yourself, will help you overcome any fear in combating the British/American Gestapo Regime. We must realize that we cannot live with ourselves unless we take steps to rid the world of a regime that, in fact, put the Nazis in power, and can be construed as “Hitler with nukes and ICBMs”. And my Ultimate Truths anonymous-physicist.blogspot.com series makes clear they plan to kill virtually all of us anyway. We must all act as if our loved ones HAVE ALREADY BEEN TAKEN TO ROSENSTRASSE FOR “SPECIAL TREATMENT.” We must all have the courage of these German Housewives. If they had such courage, so can all of us.
Part I of this series, the Hugh Thompson Vietnam story is here.
Part II of this series, the Venezualan protest for the return of Chavez is here.
The Rosenstrasse [Rose Street] Protest is a little known episode that took place, during the German Nazi era, in Berlin in 1943. There is an excellent book written by Nathan Stoltzfus (read here), entitled “Resistance of the Heart: Intermarriage and the Rosenstrasse Protest in Nazi Germany.” It should be read by everyone who lives in a terrorist/fascist state, like the USA, and the U.K. Several thousand of the few remaining Jews in Berlin were rounded up, and had begun to be sent via railroad to extermination camps. Many of these rounded up were Jewish German men who were married to “Aryan” German women. Word spread among these German housewives, and they began to protest at the building where many of their husbands were being kept, as they were being “processed.” These women also protested at a nearby street that housed the SS headquarters. The SS then set up machine guns, in the street near them, and pointed them at these brave women, and told them if they did not leave immediately, they would be gunned down. The women did not flinch. They came day after day, round the clock, until Goebbels ordered their interred husbands released. In fact, some men were even taken off the trains to the death camps, and brought back! Such was the apparent fear of an uprising of German citizens, by the Nazi regime. The Nazi regime’s fear of a repeat protest by the German housewives, was such that a good number of these Jewish men survived the War and the Holocaust. They comprised much of the total of the few Berlin Jews who did survive. This was kept as secret as possible by the Nazis who publicly celebrated a lie-- that Berlin had become Juden-Frei.
Clearly it shows that when the Nazi regime faced good people who were willing to suffer and die for what they believed in, and for other human beings, the “all-powerful” regime cringed and backed down. It may have helped the Hausfrauens revolt, that they had no leader, per se. The history of American “politics” is that the American Gestapo regime murders any leaders who they fear will lead effective revolts, and emplaces stooges beholden to the regime. Each person must take responsibility, as each German Housewife did, and become her/his own leader. Americans make the mistake of waiting for someone else, or for some leader to lead a revolt. Note also that the German Housewives did not allow defeatist attitudes to hinder them. They did not say to themselves, “Oh, how can I (we) do anything against such a powerful and ruthless foe?” They simply acted, without concern for their own safety and without hesitation, as there was no time.
Of course, the Rosenstrasse Protest indicates that when a person’s love for another person is intense enough, they will risk their lives, and not back down, even when their mass-murdering government points loaded machine guns at them. Their love for their husbands overcame, first the Nazi brainwashing that their husbands were untermenschen [subhumans] (while most Germans did not resist this brainwashing); and secondly their love overcame any fear of protesting, and even of dying while trying to get their husbands freed. At some level, they must have felt that life was not worth living, without their loved ones. And they must have felt that they could not live with themselves, UNLESS they risked their lives to try to get them back.
Lesson. Your love for your fellow Man/Woman, and for yourself, will help you overcome any fear in combating the British/American Gestapo Regime. We must realize that we cannot live with ourselves unless we take steps to rid the world of a regime that, in fact, put the Nazis in power, and can be construed as “Hitler with nukes and ICBMs”. And my Ultimate Truths anonymous-physicist.blogspot.com series makes clear they plan to kill virtually all of us anyway. We must all act as if our loved ones HAVE ALREADY BEEN TAKEN TO ROSENSTRASSE FOR “SPECIAL TREATMENT.” We must all have the courage of these German Housewives. If they had such courage, so can all of us.
Part I of this series, the Hugh Thompson Vietnam story is here.
Part II of this series, the Venezualan protest for the return of Chavez is here.
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