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   brndirt1 Saddle Tramp

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   since it is clearly "pre-war", but also coupled with the German mindset of the time. Especially from one woman's point of view, and her thoughts on what was right and wrong with Germany as it was at the time.
   
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   Letter To Hitler: A German Woman's Haunting Correspondence

    

   brndirt1, Jun 24, 2012

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   Gebirgsjaeger Ace

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   Interesting post, Clint!

    

   Gebirgsjaeger, Jun 24, 2012

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   LRusso216 Graybeard Staff Member

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   Holy smokes! I don't know what to say. This letter is certainly indicative of the mindset of many in her class. It is hard to imagine what she experienced that made her believe this way. Hitler did not achieve power without this kind of support.

    

   LRusso216, Jun 24, 2012

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   belasar Court Jester

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   Would have been interesting to know what became of her post war.

    

   belasar, Jun 25, 2012

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