Who dug her out of the woodwork? Much like many others she goes where she can latch on.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candace_Owens

White Nationalists! Uggh

...it's pretty likely that he (Hitler) is going to be getting more and more positive press.

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It was, after all, inside Germany, and part of making it "great" again, with an estimated 275,000 to 300,000 deaths.

Correction: Of that total, approximately 200,000 were German or Austrian (and thus considered citizens of the Reich following the Anschluss). The balance were from the occupied territories, many of them Poles.

I incorrectly stated that "all" were German citizens.

Further details below:

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Karl Brandt, doctor to Hitler and Hans Lammers, the head of the Reich Chancellery, testified after the war that Hitler had told them as early as 1933—when the sterilisation law was passed—that he favoured the killing of the incurably ill but recognised that public opinion would not accept this.[38] In 1935, Hitler told the Leader of Reich Doctors, Gerhard Wagner, that the question could not be taken up in peacetime, "Such a problem could be more smoothly and easily carried out in war". He wrote that he intended to "radically solve" the problem of the mental asylums in such an event.[38] Aktion T4 began with a "trial" case in late 1938. Hitler instructed Brandt to evaluate a petition sent by two parents for the "mercy killing" of their son who was blind and had physical and developmental disabilities.[39][h] The child, born near Leipzig and eventually identified as Gerhard Kretschmar, was killed in July 1939.[41][42] Hitler instructed Brandt to proceed in the same manner in all similar cases.[43]

On 18 August 1939, three weeks after the killing of the boy, the Reich Committee for the Scientific Registering of Hereditary and Congenital Illnesses was established to register sick children or newborns identified as defective. The secret killing of infants began in 1939 and increased after the war started; by 1941, more than 5,000 children had been killed.[44][45] Hitler was in favour of killing those whom he judged to be lebensunwertes Leben (Life unworthy of life). A few months before the "euthanasia" decree, in a 1939 conference with Leonardo Conti, Reich Health Leader and State Secretary for Health in the Interior Ministry and Hans Lammers, Chief of the Reich Chancellery, Hitler gave as examples the mentally ill who he said could only be "bedded on sawdust or sand" because they "perpetually dirtied themselves" and "put their own excrement into their mouths". This issue, according to the Nazi regime, assumed a new urgency in wartime.[46]

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aktion_T4

Anybody who did not fit into the glorious Nazi vision. They, too, were deemed "untermenschen."

nice, concise, and clear

Have a "friend" that occasionally posts drivel on hitler and socialism. This will come in handy

because Milo Yiannopoulis was nice to her.

OMG.