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The Kazakh famine and the Holodomor were in the early 1930s, years before the Nazis invaded Ukraine, even before the Nazis had seized power in Germany.
Beerhall Putsch occurred when? Surely the Nazis went away until 1933.
How is the Beerhall Putsch connected to the Holodomor?
Fat fingers deleted rather than edited.
It's connected to Nazis, who surely went silent and inactive until the Reichstag fire.
For further reflection: how long has the United States' Heritage Foundation been working on the plans that led to P2025? It's an old playbook that's had pragmatic but minor adjustments since the Civil War, and this is why classical BA studies should be required, and begun in primary school.
Edit: it probably began in the Levant, maybe Sumer. I need to think about that.
I hope I'm misreading this - the Holodomor is not at all connected to the Nazis.
Edited to include whole quoted text
I read the whole thing. I think I understand it as a stand-alone statement, I was just reading it in context of the Holodomor, which threw me off.
It doesn't help that I've been dealing with a neighborhood series of minicrises, inclement weather and doomscrolling for days. Way too much rolling around in my head.
What I really want is a comprehensive overview, since I think there was a convergence of events, some natural, some induced, that led to these occurrences. At any rate, the masses suffered the losses, the money makers did fine.