From: Scribe1865-AT-aol.com Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 10:20:18 EDT Subject: Re: that hitler? --part1_fc.1b19ab6a.2a6d6ea2_boundary In a message dated 7-22-2002 1:40:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time, BMS4880-AT-tntech.edu writes: > The Nazis were very right wing. I suppose at that level of authoritarian control, "wings" are beside the point. A historian friend tells me that the author recommended By Paul, Bullock, is indeed reliable, though there are some new bios that are more up to date ... I'll have to read up on it if I can overcome my ennui ... Right wing conspirators taking over a left wing party by becoming it sounds like a bit of a stretch; they didn't do anything particularly right wing -- carried out the same catechism of genocide as the other Leftists (Lenin, Stalin, Mao, ho, Pol pot, etc.) ... When you've got tens of millions of dead, the distinctions between one totalitarian cult and another escape me ... Mussolini was another one who got his start under the Socialists, but I guess the uniforms weren't snazzy enough for him so he created fascism, which Pencilstache used as a model ... Tell me why I hate Mondays, Eric NYC --part1_fc.1b19ab6a.2a6d6ea2_boundary
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The Nazis were very right wing.
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