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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumsnew york times december 20 1924 "hitler tamed by prison. released on parole, he is expected to
return to austria"
i just saw this on twitter--and was a bit wowed. thought i'd share it

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new york times december 20 1924 "hitler tamed by prison. released on parole, he is expected to (Original Post)
orleans
Dec 2021
OP
They did an earlier article on him in 1922 that was dismissive of his anti-Semitism.
Solly Mack
Dec 2021
#1
it's just fucking chilling. (couldn't get the 1922 article to load but read the 1923 one) nt
orleans
Dec 2021
#2
Very and it exposes either bias or stupidity - or both - on the part of the authors.
Solly Mack
Dec 2021
#3
People here were ridiculing the idea trump would try to steal the 2020 election.
Hassin Bin Sober
Dec 2021
#11
Solly Mack
(96,943 posts)1. They did an earlier article on him in 1922 that was dismissive of his anti-Semitism.
Hitlers anti-Semitism was not so genuine or violent as it sounded. - which was bullshit.
Then another article in 1923 that reads like a MAGA interview. The NYTimes also refers to Hitler as the leader of the "so-called" Bavarian fascist party. More bullshit.
Then the "tame" comment bullshit in 1924.
Then another article in 1923 that reads like a MAGA interview. The NYTimes also refers to Hitler as the leader of the "so-called" Bavarian fascist party. More bullshit.
Then the "tame" comment bullshit in 1924.
orleans
(36,927 posts)2. it's just fucking chilling. (couldn't get the 1922 article to load but read the 1923 one) nt
Solly Mack
(96,943 posts)3. Very and it exposes either bias or stupidity - or both - on the part of the authors.
https://qz.com/631502/in-1922-the-new-york-times-thought-hitler-didnt-really-believe-his-own-racist-rhetoric/
Link contains paragraph where the writer is dismissive of Hitler's anti-Semitism.
Link contains paragraph where the writer is dismissive of Hitler's anti-Semitism.
orleans
(36,927 posts)4. thanks for the link. nt
DLevine
(1,791 posts)8. OMG, George Conway. "Susann Kolenz of Mainz".
"'Herr Hitler has learned a pretty big lesson,' said Reichstag deputy Susann Kolenz, of Mainz."
Rhiannon12866
(255,595 posts)10. That one was my favorite, too...
tenderfoot
(8,982 posts)6. I posted this to the 'Editorials & other articles' group
blue-wave
(5,135 posts)7. They simply wanted to bury their heads and not
contemplate the horrendous threat from such an evil personality. Almost everyone ridiculed and laughed at Churchill with his warnings about Hitler, until the bombs started dropping.
The thought that the same could happen today is chilling to the bone.
Hassin Bin Sober
(27,461 posts)11. People here were ridiculing the idea trump would try to steal the 2020 election.
The Atlantic wrote about it.
The Loyola Law Journal laid out the framework in 2019. The usuals here were accusing people of being alarmist and sour grapes over the primary (whatever that meant).
https://lawecommons.luc.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2719&context=luclj
Hekate
(100,133 posts)9. Holy....
.Cow