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Happy Centenary Herr Chancellor
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1. He said there were 600000 Jews in and around Berlin which the Nazis used to garner support.
In fact, using the very data that SR relies on, by 1927 when the Nazis started to work in Berlin, there were 90000 Russian refugees in the whole of German. Some of them were Jews and some were in Berlin.
2. So, according to SR, these few tensofthousands of Jews in Berlin in 1927 were fertile soil for the Nazis to garner support from the antisemitic Berliners.
In fact, in the next election in 1928 the Nazis, then known for their antisemitism because of Hitler's 'My Struggle', received 1.4% of the Berlin vote. Fertile soil indeed? BTW in that election, this fertile soil was so useful for the Nazis </sarc> that they got 2.6% of the national vote. A decline from the previous election. By comparison the Communists got over 10%.
Tell us all about the fertile soil again SR. Or as usual, ignore unhelpful data.
3. So according to SR, the Nazis used this fictitious Berlin 'fertile soil' to gain support through to 1933.
By 1930 the Nazis got 18% of the vote. Fertile soil? Well there was a little thing called the Great Depression going on which might have had something to do with it. But as usual SR will ignore unhelpful data. Oh and the Nazi still only got 11% of the Berlin vote. Heh, but let's ignore that, eh SR. Even in the last 'free' election in 1932, overall the Nazis got 37% of the vote but less than 30% in Berlin.
So this fertile soil in Berlin seems rather dysfunctional to anyone other than SR.
4. SR also decides to ignore the evidence that the Nazis realised that their antisemitism was unpopular in large parts of German and that, in all elections after 1928, they downplayed their Jewish policies. A strange thing to do when they had such fertile soil.
Oh I know...let's ignore that unhelpful data. That's what SR always does.