[LehmanB]

as far as i know germany didnt released the trators and those who helped her in the end. not as a policy anyway.
hmm.
though if you have a knowlege about wermacht i would like to read about .

[Bosnjak]

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Do you have an explaination why he spared them?

[LehmanB]

usualy an army is seperating "trators". it is rule number one to all the armies.
what was unique in Nazism, is they almost never done that seperation. they did gave more food to trators, but sent them at the end to die too. this is very interesting small part of trators were been survived. the nazism army must to work afterall; there should be a limit idiology # realism.
interesting though.

[netochka]

Supporting the State of Irael is antisemitic and antijudaic? What on earth are you talking about?

"All the great rabbis who in accordance with Jewish Law opposed Zionism at its inception did not do so merely due to consideration of the secular lifestyles of the then Zionist leaders or even for their opposition to Torah heritage and rejection of its values and practices, but due to the fact that the entire concept of a Jewish state is in direct conflict with a number of Judaism's fundamentals.

Condemnation of and segregation from anything connected to or affiliated with the so-called modern day "State of Israel" is based on the Talmud, the key fundamental doctrine of the Oral Tradition handed down by G-d to Moses on Mt. Sinai. The Talmud in Tractate Kesubos (p. 111a), teaches that Jews shall not use human force to bring about the establishment of a Jewish state before the coming of the universally accepted Moshiach (Messiah from the House of David). Furthermore it states that we are forbidden to rebel against the nations and that we should remain loyal citizens and we shall not attempt to leave the exile which G-d sent us into, ahead of time."

http://www.nkusa.org/