The "Endlösung der Judenfrage"...!


On July 31, 1941, Hitler's nominal deputy, "Reichsmarschall" Hermann Göring, writes to the head of the Security Service and SD, SS-Gruppenfuhrer Reinhard Heydrich...



... the following letter...:



This is the only found (or preserved) written order from the Nazi leadership to the SS to carry out a mass murder of Jews in the German sphere of influence!

Otherwise, the Nazis talked a lot about the "annihilation of the Jewish race in Europe" they were aiming for, but they were careful not to leave clear written orders and instructions in the files.

And when this happened, camouflage euphemisms were used: "final solution" instead of mass murder, or "special treatment" instead of "kill"...!

In the letter shown above, Göringt also expresses himself consciously in a Cyptic way: he does not order the murder itself, but "only" that the "necessary preparations" be made.

But Heydrich, whose SS special operations groups are already raging behind the front in the Soviet Union and leaving a wide trail of blood in their wake, understands exactly what is meant and reacts immediately.

After his own planners, first and foremost his "Judenreferent" Adolf Eichmann...



...having carefully calculated the murders and the effort involved, Heydrich invites you to the notorious "Wannsee Conference" on January 20, 1942 in a villa in a posh suburb of Berlin that had been confiscated by the SS...





...in the context of which the departments to be involved are sworn to the forthcoming "Endlösung" ("final solution")....:





In March 1942, Heydrich then organized several conferences at working level, in which "detailed questions" were clarified, which would subsequently cost the lives of more than six million Europeans of the Jewish faith...:



From the detailed documents that the industrious and terrible desk worker Eichmann created, it emerges that the original plan was to kill almost twice the number of people...:



The Nazis were proud of every town and village that became "Judenfrei" - and publicly boasted about it, as the following newspaper articles show!



(The claim "We didn't know anything!" made by most Germans after the lost war has been refuted as a collective lie by thousands of pieces of evidence!)

Among historians, July 31, 1941 is considered the date on which bramar-based anti-Semitic phrases, threats and propaganda turned into a coolly planned mass murder campaign...