During a speech in 1942, Adolf Hitler said, "The most foolish mistake we could possibly make would be to allow the subject races to posses arms." In other words, Jews and others whom Hitler wanted to wipe from the earth first had to be separated from their guns.

This was not new position for Hitler. Rather, it was something he had put into practice from the moment he came into office.

When Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933, he seized gun registration information that had been compiled by Germany's previous government under the premise that the information would not fall into the wrong hands or be used for an all-out confiscation scheme. But as gun scholar Stephen P. Halbrook makes clear in his new book, Gun Control in the Third Reich: Disarming the Jews and "Enemies of the State," Hitler's hands were the wrong hands. And Hitler and the Nazi movement used all the information they could find—as well as the threat of brute force and death—to force Jews and others to hand over their firearms.

As Halbrook put it: "The Nazis thought it was pretty important to be sure the Jews weren't armed."

Gun Control in the Third Reich covers gun control under Hitler but, perhaps more importantly, it covers the methodology of that gun control in great detail. In so doing, Halbrook helps the reader sees how registration led to confiscation, and how confiscation turned citizens into subjects and eventually into victims—victims of their own government and/or of an invading force.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/10/27/How-Adolf-Hitler-Prevented-Subject-Races-From-Possessing-Arms#comment-1100699686

Always amazed at how Jews in the US seem to be overwhelmingly in favor of gun control.  Yes, there are exceptions ... But not many.

There's a Jewish woman who is the chairperson on the committee that
Sees gun control leg here in the il legislature. Hard core gun grabber.
Maybe I should read it then mail it to her.

An overwhelming portion of the Jews in the US back in the 40's didn't give a shit about what was happening in Germany at the time, they were too busy making money.  Why would their descendants bother to care about something that they did not?





The few German Jews I've run into from that time period (some escaped when they got a sniff of Hitlers plans, some released from concentration camps) were adamant supporters of liberty and the second amendment.





 

I'm amazed at how the vast majority favor all forms of government control.

"That will never happen here" seems to be the constant mantra that will lead to it happening here.

FBO and the gun grabbers

Did Jews own firearms?

 

Its possible that all 2.4 million that were in Europe at the time did.  
Its also possible that revionist will say that a ghost number of 3.6 million had them as well

"That can't happen in the USA."