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DECEMBER 28, 2022
NY Times: In Museums About Horrors, Children Learn of the Heroes
Museums dedicated to the Holocaust and terrorist attacks are wary of traumatizing their youngest visitors. One upcoming exhibition will show how Denmark helped Jews escape by sea.
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The conniving conductors of the song that never ends about the event that never happened have just added yet another stanza to their tearful tale of never-ending woe. So as not to traumatize the really young kiddies before they are ready -- (as much as they'd love to if they could get away with it) -- an upcoming 2023 exhibit at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan will only feature the story of how "heroic" Danes helped over 7,000 Jews escape their German-occupied country, by boat, for neutral Sweden.
From the article:
"The Museum of Jewish Heritage, feeling that an introduction to the Holocaust is important at a time of rising antisemitism, is addressing that challenge by designing an exhibition specifically for 9- to 12-year-olds about a little known but uplifting story of the Holocaust." -----
“It’s a wonderful story for children to see that moral choices can be made in challenging situations,” said Ellen Bari, director of content development for the exhibition, which will open in September. “There is another way to respond to prejudice. The Danish rescue was a grass-roots effort to stand up to what they saw as a wrong.”
The objective here is to begin grooming really young captive school-field-trip kiddies -- jew and goy alike -- in such a gentle manner that no adult can say that the trauma of "Holocaust Education" is too early for them. In this way, when these 9-12s become teenagers, their malleable minds will already have been marinated before being placed in the mythical ovens of Bullschwitz for the final baking.
Clever bastards.
1. Promoted as "A Living Memorial to the Holocaust" -- the Museum of Jewish Heritage attracts "educators" and their captive students to its various exhibits. // 2. The 2023 exhibit about Denmark will be calculated to pre-brainwash the children at a younger age than ever before. // 3. The small number of Danish Jews -- like most Jews everywhere else in wartime Europe -- were pro-Marxist and anti-German. They escaped internment by boat with the help of Danish communists and libtards.
The two broader questions not addressed in this article nor, presumably, in the coming exhibit, are:
Question #1: Why did Hitler order the invasion of Denmark in the first place?
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Question #2: Why did Hitler order the Jews to be rounded up for internment?
To even ask such relevant questions is considered unacceptable in polite company because the correct answers would not "fit" the World War II and Holohoax fairy tales. We will not only ask those questions, but we'll answer them in such clear and concise fashion that even a 9-12 year old -- or, for that matter, any adult normie or Ivy League Quackademic -- can grasp. Here goes:
Answer to Question #1: The Great One was compelled to occupy Denmark (and Norway) in order to thwart the scheme of the warmongering Admiralty Lord (and later Prime Minister) Winston Churchill to set up Scandinavian-based operations aimed at Germany and also at inducing the Nordic nations into abandoning their neutrality and helping the ALL LIES.
Answer to Question #2: The Great One was compelled to humanely intern the Jews because it was wartime and they were the self-declared enemies of Germany. There were no "gas chambers." The plan was to set the Jews up with a nice homeland on the huge and sunny African island of Madagascar, after the war was won (here).
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These two forbidden answers to two forbidden questions represent the 100% truth -- and the organizers and curators at the Holohoax Museum bloody darn well know it. Unfortunately -- tragically -- the captive kiddies (now as young as 9!) who are force-frog-marched through these dreadful institutions will never get to hear it.
Evil bastards.
Today, the British Mad Dog's top secret plan for bringing the war to neutral Scandinavia is today open for all to see.
1. OPROP! was a German leaflet dropped over Denmark during the April, 1940 invasion. The text, written in Danish, justified the German action as a necessary protection of Scandinavian neutrality against the British warmongers, and pleaded with the Danes to not resist the friendly German presence (and they generally did not resist). // 2. The Madagascar Plan would have humanely relocated the Jews of Europe to Madagascar, then a French colony to be surrendered to the Germans. // 3. Shhhh! The goyim aren't supposed to know these facts.
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Boobus Americanus 1: I read in The New York Times about an upcoming Holocaust-related exhibit that will be age appropriate for 9-12 year olds.
Boobus Americanus 2: That's a good approach. The complete story is too horrible for children that age.
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St. Sugar: No age is appropriate to be lied too, Boobus.
Editor: Boobus himself was once an innocent child whose young mind was raped by (((these people))).
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