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Originally Posted by Pio1980
I could recommend this book for those interested in the role of the brownshirts in every day life during the the Nazi takeover.
In the Garden of Beasts.
Erik Larson.
"Berlin, 1933. William E. Dodd is a mild-mannered academic from Chicago who becomes America's first ambassador to Hitler's Germany. This book tells the true stroy of love, intrigue and emerging terror at the American embassy in Berlin during the tumultuous 12 months that witnessed Hitler's rise to power."
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Excellent recommendation. Part III (devil in the garden, or something like that) is what I think of when I see the BLM people at restaurants trying to force people to raise their fists. This is eerily parallel to the brown shirts beating people for refusing to give the Nazi salute.
Most people don't know that the Nazi's were NOT in the majority, but they were able to use noise and violence to subdue the "silent majority" in Germany. This is why many Americans are fighting BLM and Antifa. They well not let a loud minority change the nation to so************************m, marxism, and/or fascism. And they feel pretty strongly about it.