Hitler blames Kristallnacht violence on football and too much meat |
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Historians have recently unearthed a rare interview
given by Adolf Hitler in November 1938, the day after the infamous Kristallnacht
massacre in which hundreds of Jews were injured or killed and countless stores
were ransacked and burned. Asked if he felt that he had given the group known
as “Brownshirts” tacit encouragement to do these acts, he categorically denied
it and said: “While these acts are of course deplorable, it is only because of
violent radio shows, Jewish propaganda, over-zealous
football rivalry that gets these fine young virile boy’s hormone’s up, and too
much meat in their diet (Hitler was known to be a vegan). We should not go
around pointing fingers at people in the Nazi party and all the Brownshirts
just because a few boys got a little out of control. We need to have better
control over what they hear on the radio and read in newspapers."
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