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"There is no need to kill German babies"
Under the Treaty of Versailles (Part VIII—Reparation, Article 244, Annex IV, subsection 6) Germany was ordered to deliver, within three months of the treaty coming into force (January 10, 1920), 90,000 dairy cows to France, and 50,000 to Belgium.
An American Marxist publication reported on British rumours that Zionist lackey Woodrow Wilson had specially insisted on this clause, which had effectively sentenced to death 600,000 German babies—in addition to the already starving millions.
Mr. Wilson had certainly an interesting sense of humour. With his 14 point speech he offered a just peace if only Germany lays down her weapons.
ReplyDeleteAnd as Germany laid down her weapons, what came ? The Treaty of Versailles.
Countless Jewish Communistic agiators, which were criss-crossing the country like Rosa Luxemburg or Karl Liebknecht, preached the same:
Down with the weapons.
But only in Germany of course, not in France.
One reason why Jews became so popular after WW1, Germans felt a little bit screwed by them.
On 28 June 1914 started WW1 with the assasination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
Exactly 5 years later to the day on 28 June 1919 Germany had to sign the Treaty of Versailles. Is this not a strange coincidence ?
The Jews around Wilson had help from inside: The chancelor Bethmann-Hollweg sabotaged military efforts wherever he could.
Good stuff, thanks
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