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December 3rd, 2020 | #1 |
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Germany Plans Return To Pre-Nazi Alphabet Tables
Germany Plans Return To Pre-Nazi Alphabet Tables
Dec 3, 2020 Germany is planning a return to pre-World War II alphabet tables that existed before the Nazis removed all names with Jewish associations, local media reported Thursday. The old version of the tables that use names to help children learn to spell -- such as "A for Anton" and "B for Berta" -- will be used from autumn 2021, according to the Funke media group. A new version using mainly city names is in the works and will be rolled out from autumn 2022, with the so-called Weimar version to be used in the meantime. The Nazis removed all Jewish names from the alphabet tables in 1934. For example, "D for David" became "D for Dora" and "North Pole" was swapped in for the original Nathan. Although there was a revision in 1950, most of the old names were not reinstated. The change was decided by a committee at the German Institute for Standardisation (DIN) after a campaign started by Michael Blume, anti-Semitism commissioner for the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg. https://www.barrons.com/news/germany...005810?tesla=y |
July 17th, 2021 | #2 |
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jews are always messing with us, they like their pets dont know when to stay quiet or obedient.
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