Re: "smoked salmon socialists"

I know more about the rise of Hitler than you could possibly know Brian. 
His earliest supporters were ordinary people who were radical leftists 
and were looking for an alternative to communism. After Goering returned 
from exile in Sweden he opened doors for Hitler to industrialists. His 
first supporters were, in particular, I. G. Farben, Fritz Thyssen 
(Steel), Emil Kirdorf (Coal), August Diehn and August Rosterg (Potash), 
Whilhelm Cuno (Shipping, Hamburg American line), Otto Wolf 
(Industrialist), the Deutsch Bank, the Commerz und Privat Bank, the 
Dresdener Bank and the Allianz Insurance A.G.. ALL OF THEM WERE GERMANS 
Brian.

Brian Quincy Hutchings wrote:

> great question, Don, "Whose darling was Herr Adolph?"
>     well, hopefully not our new governor "erected" in Calif., although
> it's impossible to say form the LATimes "coverage"
> of this mini-scandal.  but,
> let me refer you to a heavily-documented work on his supporters
> -- the ones that appear, once you get past the Lone Nut School
> of WW2: scroll-down to _The Hitler Book_, and firstly look
> at who is pictured on the cover (only one of them is German):
> http://www.wlym.com/pages/eirbooks.html --
> and the whole text is online as a PDF file,
> I just dyscovered.
>     as for Castro, there's no way that
> he'd still be in power, if it weren't for the Cuban Mafia --
> they might as well be Fair Play for Cuba -- along
> with the SU.
>
> Don Swayser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
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> > > http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/opinion/la-oe-boot27nov27,1,2636712.story 
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> > So true. Bet is that Hitler would be their darling if he still existed.
>
>  
> --ils duces d'Enron!
> http://larouchepub.com/pr_lar/2003/031128_iraq_statement.html

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