Nazgul wrote: ↑Fri Oct 10, 2025 12:12 am
Stubble wrote: ↑Fri Oct 10, 2025 12:03 am
So, you are saying a jew founded National Socialism then Mr Wraith?
The German Workers Party was founded by Anton Drexler; this was essentialy a socialist party to protect the rights of the workers, similar to labour parties in existence within the UK, Australia and NZ. Sadly those parties have lost their roots, slightly left centre of the political spectum and now gone full blown communist, similar to Antifa in the US.
Adolf became leader of the DAP adding National Socialist to the name, creating a personal cult. He was not a bad person at all, fulfilling a need to destroy the communist horde that came from the Russias. At that time Berlin was a vassal of Moscow.
To answer your question
yes Jews were involved in the foundation of the DAP, there were many in the Sturmabteilung, being proud soldaten of WWI.
REALITY:
there were no Jews who helped form the German Workers' Party (
Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, or DAP), nor the revitalised National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP).
The DAP was established in 1919 in Munich by three individuals:
Anton Drexler — a locksmith and railway worker;
Karl Harrer — a journalist;
Dietrich Eckart — a poet and playwright;
and Gottfried Feder — a civil engineer and economist.
None of them self-identified as members of the abstract tribe nor had any Ashkenazi nor Sephardi ancestry.
All four were non-Jewish Germans with strong Nationalist, Socialist and jewish-critical views.
Their political party emerged from ethnic-nationalist (
völkisch) circles like the Thule Society, which explicitly opposed what they regarded as unpatriotic, anti-German activities of Jewish collectives.
The DAP’s early members worked in the Munich railway yards and were mostly Drexler's fellow-workers. The DAP started as just a handful of people, and by the late summer of 1919 still only had around 54 members. NONE of these early participants were Jewish, and the party's founding discussions centred on combatting what they regarded as the negative aspects of unethical capitalism, Marxism, and Jewish-collective activity.
Adolf Hitler became the 55th member of the DAP in September 1919.
Jewish collectives — from the time of Adolf’s rise in power, influence and popularity right up to the present day — have taken perverse delight in promoting the baseless rumour that Adolf’s great-grandmother was impregnated with his illegitimate father when working as a house-maid for a non-existent ‘jewish’ noble, in a non-existent, wealthy, elite, jewish family in Graz, Austria ! It is a deliberate deceit: a ‘lie’. One fabricated, circulated and promoted by jewish collectives (i.e. NOT by all jews but by some with a common motive to deceive and confuse) to claim Hitler was a jew.
(They tried the same trick on Ernst Zündel).
There was no such ‘jewish’ family in Graz at that time. And Adolf’s great-grandmother never even served as a servant or cook to
any family ever, whether jewish or otherwise.
Conclusion:
The DAP and NSDAP were political parties that were NOT formed by anyone at all who self-identified as a person belonging to the abstract tribe whether by ancestry or religious belief.
The DAP's 25-point program — announced in February 1920 — barred Jews from applying for German citizenship.
The NSDAP also prohibited membership to Jews from the outset.
Consequently there is no record of ANY Jewish involvement in the formation of either the DAP or NSDAP.
ONE KNOWN EXCEPTION: In December 1919, Emil Maurice — Hitler's friend and later chauffeur — became the 594th member of the DAP. His great-grandfather
was jewish so he was deemed 1/8th ‘jewish’, but that was overcome be declaring him an "honorary Aryan".
SUMMARY of the common argument of people who self-identify as ‘jewish’:
“Do not make ethically or morally motivated, critical observations of ANY collective of jews — no matter how negative, destructive and wicked their actions and motives might be.
Q. Why not?
Q. Why am I defending jewish collectives who conspire to collectively commit unethical acts?
A. Because I myself self-identify as jewish and therefore am conditioned from infancy to defend all and every other fellow self-identifier of the abstract inter-national tribe. Yes, even if such collectives do great evil and are motivated by deeply immoral motivations.
Understanding the mindset of this particular defender:
________
The
Nazgûl are a fictional collective in Tolkien’s novels who are ‘weavers of evil spells’.
In the narrative they represent:
— on the mundane level, dangerous opponents of the Company of all that which is noble and positive;
— at the romantic level as the enemies of the heroic protagonists;
— and finally at the mythic level as the "most terrible servants" of the icon of evil.
They dress entirely in black.
Their main weapon is terror.
“The Nazgûl were they, the Ringwraiths, the Úlairi, the Enemy's most terrible servants; darkness went with them, and they cried with the voices of death.”
~ Tolkien. The Silmarillion, "Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age"