About Jews and the difficulties of life.

{ Another fifteen minutes later, in a restaurant without a name. }

After a small incident at the clothing store, our company asked the location of the nearest restaurant and went in search of it. This time it did not take long to find it and soon Volver, Jervas, Agna, and Nameless were eating food with pleasure. However, they had to look for a secluded place where their conversation could not be overheard.

- Ahem, after we had satisfied the major hunger, I would like to know a little more about that dead Jew situation. - Said Nameless and put away the cutlery he had used to eat Maultaschen. - I don't seem to know much about the situation in the country.

Realizing that the time for this topic had come, Jervas tensed up and stopped eating his salad.

- Haah, where would I start... I think the best moment is World War I.

So, in the summer of 1914, the First World War broke out. On the one hand, Great Britain, France, and Russia participated in the war, and on the other hand Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey. German submarines, being a complete surprise to the world, drowned all the convoys traveling across the Atlantic. Great Britain was left without ammunition for its soldiers, with only one week's supply of food, after which it was facing starvation. The French army was exsanguinated at the time. In defending Verdun, it lost 600,000 soldiers.

Meanwhile, the Zionists in Germany, representing the Zionists of Eastern Europe, appealed to the British Ministry of Defense with the following proposal: "We guarantee you the U.S. entry into the war as your ally if you promise after the victory in this war and the defeat of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey to give us Palestine".

In October 1916, the U.S., which has always been unequivocally pro-German, entered the war on the side of Britain. I said that the United States "has always been unequivocally pro-German" because newspapers and banks in Germany were controlled by Jews. The Jews in the US were pro-German. They were like that because many of them came from Germany.

They also wanted Germany to defeat royal Russia. The Jews did not love the Russian Tsar, and they wanted Russia to lose this war. These Jewish- German bankers, such as "Kun, Leb and Co", as well as other major financial institutions, refused to finance England and France. They stood aside and said: "As long as England and France are in alliance with Russia, they won't get a cent from us". But they were giving money to Germany. And so, the same Jews, when they saw the opportunity to get Palestine, went to England and made this deal. And immediately everything changed. Where all the newspapers were pro-German, where reporters complained about the difficulties Germany was going through in the war against England, everything turned upside down at one point. They said that we are villains, uncompensated Hanses, we shoot the sisters of mercy, cut off the hands of babies - in short, we are monsters. Soon, President Wilson declared war on Germany. After they entered World War I, the Zionists went to the British government and stated that they had fulfilled their part of the bargain and now demand a written record of intention to fulfill the promise and give them Palestine after the victory of the Angels in this war.

After explaining the beginning of the main events, Jervas interrupted and started looking for water. Meanwhile, Agna continued for him.

- You see, the Jews didn't know how long the war would last - a year or ten years. So they started working on a receipt. The receipt turned out to be a letter drawn up so intricately and with such significant phrases that the majority of humanity would not have guessed what it was actually about. This letter is called the "Balfour Declaration".

This declaration was mainly a promise from Britain to pay the Zionists for their activities to drag the United States into war. Thus, this "great" "Balfour Declaration" is worth no more than a couple of fake dollars. I think you now understand the true background of the events. That's where all the trouble came from and the U.S. was dragged into the war. You know what happened next. Germany lost and suffered enormous damage.

When the war ended and we arrived in Paris for the 1919 Peace Conference, there were 117 Jews - a delegation representing the interests of the Jews, led by Bernard Baruch. I attended that conference, so I know what I am talking about. The Jews who attended the conference, tearing Germany apart and reshaping the political map of Europe between states claiming to be part of it, argued: "What about handing over Palestine to us?". And they presented what was a complete revelation to Us, this "Balfour Declaration". We finally understood everything and exclaimed, "So that's what this is about! That's why the US went to war!" We realized for the first time that we were defeated, that we had to pay huge reparations, humiliating our national dignity because the Zionists wanted Palestine at all costs.

This brings us to the next very important point. When we understood what was happening, we naturally concealed our resentment. Until then, Jews have never lived as freely in any other country in the world as they did in Germany. They had Mr. Balin, who owned two major shipping companies, North German Lloyd's and Hamburg-American Lines. They had Mr. Bleichroder, a banker serving the Hohenzollern family. In Hamburg, they had the Warburgs family, the world's largest traders, and bankers. Jews thrived in Germany. And now we said to ourselves: "Well, this is a sale of the country!"

In 1905, after the failure of the first communist revolution in Russia, Jews had to scramble out from the Russian Empire. They all went to Germany. We sheltered them, they were treated very well. But the Jews sold Germany without any reason. And their desire to have Palestine as a "common Jewish wealth" is only a secondary reason. And the current anti-Jewish sentiment in Germany has linked to the Germans' understanding that this great defeat was the result of Jewish intervention and the US involvement in the war. The Jews themselves have confirmed this.

It is not true that the Germans discovered in 1919 that Jewish blood tasted better than Coca-Cola or Muenschner Beer. This was not related to religious feelings. The anti-Jewish sentiment was not based on religious grounds. The reasons were in politics and economics. When the Germans realized that the Jews were to blame for Germany's defeat, outrage naturally arose. But not a single hair fell from the Jews' heads, not one! The Germans did not use weapons against Jews. Notice that at that time there were 80-90 million Germans and only 460,000 Jews in Germany - only 0.5% of the population. And the Jews controlled the whole press, they controlled most industries, because they had cheap money when everything that could be sold was sold.

The Jews tried to hide the very fact of their machinations. They did not want the world to understand that they had sold Germany and that the Germans would wake up a feeling of indignation. The Germans took action against the Jews. For example, we put them in as bad conditions as we could. For example, we put them in as bad conditions as we could. We put them in isolation.

After a while, world Jewry called a conference in Amsterdam. This conference, held in July 1933, brought together Jews from all over the world. They drafted an ultimatum to Germany with the following content: "You will throw Hitler away, return every Jew to his former position, and it does not matter if he was a Communist or someone else. You dare not treat us like this. And we Jews all over the world are giving you this ultimatum." You can imagine what we've said. And what have the Jews done? In 1933, Germany refused to politically surrender to the World Jewish Conference in Amsterdam, and the conference ended in nothing. Mr. Samuel Untermyer, the head of the American delegation and chairman of the conference, returned to the United States and went straight from the ship to the ABC studio and made a radio message to all of America, in which he said, among other things, quite emotionally: "From now on, Jews all over the world declare a holy war on Germany. From now on, we are engaged in a hidden war against the Germans. And we will force them to surrender. We will use a world-wide boycott against them. It will destroy them because they depend on their exports."

And indeed, Germany had to import two-thirds of all food. And the only way to buy it was with the money from its exports. Thus, if Germany were unable to export its goods, 66% of its population would have to die of hunger. And there would not be enough food for the remaining third of the population. In that statement, Mr. Untermeier boldly argued that this "economic boycott is our means of self-defense." So, Jews all over the world declared a boycott of Germany. It was so effective that no shop in any country in the world could find a single thing marked "Made in Germany".

Now, do you understand why we Germans hate Jews? Every year thousands of people starved to death. Children, old people, men, and women. ALL OF THEM! And all because the Jews betrayed us...

At the end of her monologue, Agna had already started screaming. You could see how unpleasant it was for her to talk about it. Most likely, the subject was also about her in some way, but it was not known yet. Then Jervas, who had already found and drank water, continued again.

Then Jervas, who had already found and drank water, continued again.

- In early 1930, Germany was in a difficult economic situation. There were big problems with food, minerals, strategic resources. That's what it was all about. But the most difficult thing was unemployment - when the Nazis came to power it was about 6 million people. In this respect, I must admit, we were able to reduce the number of unemployed quite quickly.

From February 1933 to March 1934, the campaign "battle for the job" provided the last 1.075 million people - the construction of highways throughout the country, the restoration of medieval buildings, built new houses and public parks. In the same period, unemployment decreased by 2.6 million people in total. By early 1935, there were still 3 million unemployed in the country, and by last year - 2 million. So everything is gradually improving.

However, we should understand that the standard of living of Germans under Nazism should not be exaggerated in any way - it is quite low. Of course, thousands of people are not starving now, and everything is getting better. Nonetheless, it is still hard to live. And all this is the fault of Jews and their betrayal. Do you understand everything now?

- I get it, I only have two questions. - The answer was Nonymous. - First, what do you care about Jews?

- I hate them because of their betrayal. - Jervas frowned. - If it wasn't for them, Germany wouldn't have lost World War I and the ordinary people's lives would have been much better. You can take that as patriotism. Aren't you the same as me and others?

"Of course not, are you an idiot or something? Why would I care about German citizens? All I care about is my own well-being." - Nameless laughed in his thoughts. He was indifferent to other people's s sorrows and burdens. However...

- Of course! I fully agree with your point of view. - Out loud, he agreed with Jervas. - I believe that betrayal is something a man should never do.

- I'm glad you support our opinion. - Jervas smiled. It was clear that he was happy with this answer.

- Now, my second question. - Nameless continued with a smile. - Agna, you said you were at the Peace Conference in 1919. I have a question. How old are you? Magicians can look young even when they're a hundred years old.

- Nameless! I'm going to kill you right here! Fucking asshole! - At that very moment, Agna screamed. - Aren't you ashamed to ask a woman that kind of questions!? You bastard!

With these words, she jumped out of place and tried to attack Nameless, but she was caught by Jervas and Volver. Even though Agne seemed to be being mocked, it was clear to the guys that Nameless was trying to relax the atmosphere and improve the mood of the group after an unpleasant conversation.