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[From “Jews still lying about Heinrich Himmler after all these years”]

Himmler is the man in front, in the first photo above. The man behind him is dressed in a traditional Bavarian outfit. The second photo shows Himmler dressed in his uniform[…]
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/nazi-monster-heinrich-himmler-described-8548665

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Yesterday the [British newspaper called the Daily] Mirror told how notes belonging to the architect of the Nazi death camps had come to light in a military archive near Moscow

[These papers came to light many years ago.]

Now it can be revealed an innocent entry on October 4, 1943, in occupied Poland – entitled “Group Leader meeting” – is Himmler outlining the Jewish extermination programme to underlings who carried out the Holocaust

He told officers in no uncertain terms: “I am talking about the evacuation of the Jews, the extermination of the Jewish people

“It is one of those things that is easily said. ‘The Jewish people is [are] being exterminated,’ every Party member will tell you, ‘perfectly clear, it’s part of our plans, we’re eliminating the Jews, exterminating them, a small matter.’

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What was the German word that Hitler used, which was translated into the English word exterminate?[…]
I lived in Germany for two years after World War II, and I heard the German people use the word “ausrotten” many times in a conversation. It was “ausrotten” this and “ausrotten” that. I understood the word to mean “get rid of”. It was used in a sentence many times when the word obviously meant to “get rid of,” not to kill

I did not take German when I was in college, but my husband did. He would try to speak, in German, to the German people, but they could not understand a word that he said

In those years, nearly everyone in Germany spoke English, and they preferred to speak English because Americans did not pronounce German words correctly, according them