[ SECRET POST #3118 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3118 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

hmmm I'm gonna disagree a bit

while ´33 was far from being the worst nazi year, a lot of people knew they were shady.... they just didn't know the extent of the shadiness
in ´33 nazis were already committing violent acts in public, and a lot of shit started going down

point is, by the time the pic was taken, hitler was already bad news, but he did have some support in Britain

[herpymcderp]

That's fine to say, but what was actually happening was down to rumour and speculation. To put it in today's terms, you don't watch a single video of police brutality in Florida and assume that the US government itself is enforcing widespread genocide.

That's pretty much the extent of what was "known" in 1933.

Hell, in 1933 Henry Ford had a better idea of what was really going on than probably anyone else in the world outside of Germany, but you don't see people boycotting trucks and gossip rags posting pics.

[(Anonymous)]

Add to the fact that there was no Internet (and therefore no Twitter, Facebook, etc.,), to instantly spread it far and wide into the world (unlike today), ergo, people in 1933 didn't know a whole lot vs what people in 1943 knew.