By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close
VGPolyglot said:
o_O.Q said:

 

  • The introduction of national service meant all young men spent six months in the RAD [RADThe labour service in which young men in Germany had to do a six-month compulsory stint. ] and then they were conscripted into the army. By 1939, 1.4 million men were in the army, so they were not counted as unemployed.
  • Many Jews were sacked and their jobs given to non-Jews.
  • Many women were sacked and their jobs given to men.

Many Jews and women were sacked, so that means they lost their jobs. So, essentially there was no unemployment because they just didn't count them as unemployed.

they were sacked because a centralised government exercised control over the people of germany

 

what side of the political spectrum does a centralised government exist on?

and many leftists today would love to oust white men from their jobs and give them to women for "equality"... at the very core the same fundamental ideas are inspiring people from both eras