WAR AGAINST A VIRUS
Richard Koenigsberg

Of course, you opened this issue of the LSS Newsletter imagining you would be reading about "what's happening now baby."

However, I'm writing about Hitler--who was in a war against a virus (scroll down for photo below)--the Jewish virus. If you are not a scholar of Nazism, you may wonder how a political leader could conceive of and  believe such a fantastic idea.

 On February 22, 1942 Hitler declared:

The discovery of the Jewish virus is one of the greatest revolutions that has taken place in the world. The battle in which we are engaged today is of the same sort as the battle waged by Pasteur and Koch. How many diseases have their origin in the Jewish virus! We shall regain our health only by eliminating the Jew.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating. Hitler treated each Jew as if he or she actually was a deadly virus. Thus, the concentration or death camps--in which Jews were gassed.  A disinfectant was used in the to destroy the Jewish viruses.

This fantastic idea was the central driving force of the Holocaust.

Of course, since Jews were conceived by Hitler as viruses, he could never win. No matter what one does, a virus will continue to multiply and divide. Thus, there could never be a "Final Solution." Had he lived, Hitler's war against the Jews--against the Jewish virus--would have gone on forever, that is, until the true Final Solution: Hitler's death.

March 24, 1882: Robert Koch announced the Discovery of the Tubercle Bacillus—the cause of tuberculosis—to the Berlin Physiological Society. Hitler's thinking about Jews grew out of Koch's disease theory.

Called an "instant classic" and the "best critical analysis in English of Hitler's thought," Hitler's Ideology is required reading for research on Hitler, Nazism and the Holocaust. 

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