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William Lindsey :toad:
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Isabel Wilkerson in Caste on how Hitler did not represent a majority of Germans as he rose to power, had never held office before, but had the support of German elites who thought they could control him — and then he proved them wrong and whipped the nation into a frenzy of hate.

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Isabel Wilkerson in Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents (NY: Random House, 2020),  on how Hitler did not represent a majority of Germans as he rose to power, had never held office before, but had the support of German elites who thought they could control him — and then he proved them wrong and whipped the nation into a frenzy of hate
Isabel Wilkerson in Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents (NY: Random House, 2020), on how Hitler did not represent a majority of Germans as he rose to power, had never held office before, but had the support of German elites who thought they could control him — and then he proved them wrong and whipped the nation into a frenzy of hate
Isabel Wilkerson in Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents (NY: Random House, 2020), on how Hitler did not represent a majority of Germans as he rose to power, had never held office before, but had the support of German elites who thought they could control him — and then he proved them wrong and whipped the nation into a frenzy of hate
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