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Colonel Rat
Sering, Paul | December 16, 1944 issue

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The article says that July 20, 1944 was the signal for the dissolution of alliance on which the Third Reich was built. It marked the alliance between the Nazi upstarts and their political machine on one side and the armament kings, landowners and military professionals of traditional Germany on the other. In the hour of defeat the Nazi leaders behave as desperate outlaws, and the traditional ruling classes behave as rats. The organization of the outlaws has long been developed as the inner core of the Nazi movement. It has trained hundreds of thousands in fiendish cruelty and the ruthless sacrifice of lives.

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GERMANY -- History -- 1933-1945; ALLIANCES; ORGANIZATION; SOCIAL classes; CRUELTY; NAZIS; GERMANY
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