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The Reichstag Fire of 1933

In my view, the Reichstag Fire is one of the more misunderstood historical events from the mid-20th Century. People often confuse it with other perfidious acts committed by the Nazis. It most likely wasn’t fake, unlike the supposed Polish attack on a German radio station that started World War II but was really a false flag operation, nor was it instigated by the Nazis like the street-fighting between SA stormtroopers, Freikorps volunteers, and communist street fighters that led to the Nazi rise to power.

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Guest Post by Jeff Thomas via International Man

In one instance after another, history proves to be a reliable bellwether as to what will happen in the future. The reason that this is so often true is that, throughout the ages, whilst technology has been ever-changing, human nature remains essentially the same.

In November of 1932, the Nazis had lost considerable ground in Parliament but were still holding on to power, albeit tentatively.

With only one-third of the vote and a federal election scheduled for March of 1933, the Nazis faced losing out to the Left-oriented parties.

Then, on the night of 27^th February 1933, flames erupted from the Reichstag.

The people of Germany were horrified that their parliament building had been burned.

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