Hitler Youth in New York State 1939: Kids and Parents
Funny to see the 'Jugend' marching around with Stars and Stripes
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Added: May-1-2012
By: ElegantDecline
In: Other Entertainment
Tags: Nazis, New, York, Pre, War
Location: New York, United States (load item map)
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Views: 1270 | Comments: 29 | Votes: 2 | Favorites: 1 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
By: ElegantDecline
In: Other Entertainment
Tags: Nazis, New, York, Pre, War
Location: New York, United States (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 1270 | Comments: 29 | Votes: 2 | Favorites: 1 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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This was the German American Bund. A lot of first and second generation Germans in America got sucked into it in the 1930s. The lure was the opportunity to reassert pride in heritage in the face of anti-German prejudice following WWI.
It was also a front for Nazi political subversion and espionage. But not very successful. The FBI was all over these guys like a cheap suit. People associated with the Bund, like the aviator Charles Lindbergh, ruined their reputations and could not be trusted duri More..
Posted May-1-2012 Byjohn1054 (5125.54) 
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@john1054 Amazing what a language could do for you in the war
SOE used to send Oxford academics in Ancient Greek (pipes and books) in gliders and subs to occupied Greece, Crete etc...to organise partisans and resistance
Posted May-1-2012 ByElegantDecline (2131.88) 
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How many of these brownshirts went to work for the government?
Posted May-1-2012 Byalien_scones (72.60) 
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Man, I can't wait until Octoberfest this year.
Posted May-1-2012 ByCardCarryingCardCarrier (316.70) 
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Velhala's grandma marching in at 1.40s.
Posted May-1-2012 Bypruut (317.66) 
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And look at the guy appearing at 4:01 in the right front row: this is Adolf's forgotten little brother...
Posted May-1-2012 ByValerie2007 (755.72) 
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@Valerie2007 That was Charlie Chaplin.
Posted May-1-2012 ByCargeLock (1995.62) 
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Creepy..
Posted May-1-2012 Bymael85 (350.02) 
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I love the hues of early colour film.
Posted May-1-2012 ByBialetti (363.48) 
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Not funny at all.
Posted May-1-2012 Byb0ldfart (227.74) 
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That's what J. Edgar Hoover said.
Posted May-1-2012 Byjohn1054 (5125.54) 
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@b0ldfart 'Funny' often denotes 'odd' in the Queen's English, as opposed to 'humorous'
Posted May-1-2012 ByElegantDecline (2131.88) 
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Oh really?
Posted May-1-2012 Byb0ldfart (227.74) 
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@b0ldfart Yup. Funny can also be interpreted in British English as weird, unusual or out of the ordinary.
"he's a bit funny" translates as he's a bit weird.
Posted May-1-2012 ByCargeLock (1995.62) 
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@ElegantDecline
Don't forget 'queer'!
Posted May-1-2012 Byseroquelnation (154.56) seroquelnation View Channel Send Message
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Nazi simbology looked evil from the beginning.
Posted May-1-2012 Bystrela1 (409.34) 
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it's not talked about much, but naziism was very popular in the US back then
Posted May-1-2012 Bymorningwood (523.90) 
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July '39. Literally just weeks before the invasion of Poland.
I wonder how many of these youths wound up fighting in Normandy in '44 as part of the 12th SS division once they turned 17?
Posted May-1-2012 ByValleyBlacksmith (682.90) 
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gold age...
Posted May-1-2012 ByLiteFlite (139.30) 
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Remember the LA Times and the NY Times loved Hitler
just like Obama
Posted May-1-2012 ByBrockk (98.80) 
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Reminds me of some killer home movies my grandma and grandpa used to play. I sure miss Great Uncle Adolph!!
Posted May-2-2012 Bydirtbiker201 (1457.68) 
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Every time I see Hitler Youth footage I think of sausage and beer.
Posted May-1-2012 Byibanezgeorge (60.00) 
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@ibanezgeorge I think of the Pope.
Posted May-1-2012 Byggppgg (897.80) 
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@ggppgg Nice.
Posted May-1-2012 Byseroquelnation (154.56) seroquelnation View Channel Send Message
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@MB-UK Not my choice
Posted May-1-2012 ByElegantDecline (2131.88) 
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