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Fun history lesson on censorship
TheKobeStopper
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Hitler was censored after the putsch.
"After the events of 9 November 1923 [Beer Hall Putsch]... Despite the fact that the participants in the putsch had shot dead four policemen and staged an armed and (in any reasonable legal terms) treasonous revolt against a legitimately constituted state government, both offenses punishable by death, the court sentenced Hitler to a mere 5 years in prison for high treason, and the others [co-conspirators] were indicted on similar or lighter terms. The court grounded it's leniency in the fact that, as it declared, the participants in the putsch 'were led* in their action by a pure patriotic spirit and the most noble will.'...Hitler was sent to an ancient fortress at Landsberg am Lech, west of Munich, where he took over the cell held up to that point by Count Arco-Valley, the assassin of Kurt Eisner... Hitler's cell was large, airy, and comfortably furnished. Visitors had free access, and over five hundred came..."
"... when Hitler was released on parole, by a decision of the Bavarian Supreme Court and against the advice of the state prosecutorial service, on December 20 1924. He still had almost four years of his sentence to run, during which he had to be careful not to violate the conditions if his parole. He was not allowed to speak in public in most parts of Germany until 1927; he was still banned in Prussia, which covered half of the Weimar Republic' land surface and contained the majority of its population, as late as 1928. The ultranationalist right was humiliated in the national elections of 1924...."
From The coming of the third reich - Richard J Evans pages 194 - 201. Good book - read it.
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Embarrassing. Again.
Hitler had them all killed.
I hear there’s a poem about it.
The night of the long knives.
We are more civilized now a days, we take away computer access. The night of the long keyboards.