http://www.cjnews.com/news/international/nobel-peace-prize-hitler-chamberlain

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But it fell to a Jew like Gertrude Stein, a Nobel laureate, to spearhead a campaign for the nomination of Hitler for the Peace Prize first in 1934 and again in 1938. She told the New York Times Magazine on May 6, 1934 the following: “I say that Hitler ought to have the peace prize because he is removing all the elements of contest by driving out the Jews and the democratic and Left element, he is driving out everything that conduces to activity. That means peace…By suppressing Jews… he was ending struggle in Germany.”

Not surprisingly, in 1938 she acted on her beliefs and actually nominated Hitler to the prize. This was disclosed by Gustav Hendikksen, a former member of the Nobel Committee and subsequently professor emeritus of Bible Studies at Sweden’s Uppsala University in 1996. Unlike Stein, E.C.G Brandt, a member of the Swedish parliament, also proposed Hitler for the Nobel Peace Prize but as a farce to protest the nomination of Chamberlain. Stein and the other signatories were not joking. Indeed, while residing in France during the war, Stein came to admire Vichy’s leader Marshal Philippe Petain and actually translated a series of his anti-Semitic speeches and writings into English for the edification of Vichy’s Anglo-Saxon admirers. After the war, when the horrors of the Holocaust became public, she even made a pilgrimage to Hitler’s Berchtesgaden retreat and wanted to take with her an iron radiator as a souvenir to be used as a flower pot. Unfortunately, Stein was neither the first nor the last Jew to worship at the altar of those who wish Jews ill.

But somehow, that motto sounds a bit familiar. If I could just figure where that motto has been used recently....