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The political desperadoes and ignoramuses, who say they would “Rather be Dead than Red”, should be told that no one will stop them from committing suicide, but they have no right to provoke a third world war.’ — Morris Kominsky, 1970

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  • A structure of society, which has so evolved, should not be changed or tampered with. For a stratified society is the inevitable result of the laws of nature, the creation of natural forces, and not the product of human determination. For that reason, the structure of society should remain unchanged.

    [With] this perception of society came the frightening observation that the inferior reproduced faster than the average while the superior reproduced slower than the average. These two tendencies together must worsen the quality of the genetic substance of the entire race progressively with each generation. The result must bring a degeneration (Entartung) of the race as a whole.⁵² This leads to a “debasement” (Verpöbelung) of the race and a fall of culture”.⁵³

    The faster than average rate of reproduction of the inferior was a serious menace for Lenz 1932 and the following racial hygienists such as Ritter, Vogel and Finger in the Third Reich 1937.

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  • Anarcho-BolsheviktoPalestineIsrael drop more genocide leaflets
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    The larger fascist objective was the demographic settlement of Italians in Libya, which proceeded after the genocide in 1934 under a new colonial governor, Italo Balbo, who brought 20,000 settlers to Libya in 1938 and planned to bring 500,000 by 1950.⁸

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    The first phase began with a decree warning the population to surrender and stop its support for the mujahidin, then three days later the army, with its colonial Askari soldiers and Libyan Banda, arrived and rounded up the population and its livestock. The archival evidence indicates the first date of arrest as June 25, 1930, but most of the oral history of the interned agrees that it started earlier in the fall of 1929. Haj Abdalnabi Abdalshafi al-Rifadi said the [Regio Esercito] came and

    told our elder shayhks, you have two options: either you fight with us against the mujahidin and the state will arm you, or you refuse and then you will be deported to internment camps. The elders asked for time to deliberate and talk to their people and then they told the Italian army we cannot fight the mujahidin. Thus, we were sent to Binina then the army came and deported us to the camps.⁹

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  • Anarcho-BolsheviktoAsk LemmygradWhy are the Baltics like that?
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    https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/146135/annawhit_1.pdf#page=362

    KGB reports from Lithuania, too, indicated widespread excitement. The assistant director at an institute of experimental medicine reportedly told his acquaintances, “These are very important questions. Now there will only be national cadres. And in the Ministry of Internal Affairs almost all have been replaced with Lithuanians. This is being done very well. It has been necessary to deal with this question for a long time. In truth, it is being done very cunningly so as to gradually send all the Russians out of here.”¹³⁹

    Another noted that the release of political prisoners had contributed to an atmosphere of greater freedom and expressed excitement about changing language politics: “They are removing people who do not know Lithuanian from their posts and in their place Lithuanians are being appointed. Everyone who doesn’t know the Lithuanian language is supposed to leave our region.”¹⁴⁰

    Lithuanians across the republic expressed hope that a revised nationalities policy would lead to a Lithuanian resurgence at the expense of Russians and Russian. The impact was severe enough to precipitate a reaction: Russians in western republics complained of discrimination in letters to the Central Committee. Some complained of unfair hiring preferences; one went so far as to declare there to be a “pogrom of Russian workers” in Belarus. Others worried that Russians had nowhere to go.¹⁴¹

    Kind of weird to have a ‘Russification’ that involves dismissing Russians from ministries. I’m very curious to read how those two phenomena go together. And that only scratches the surface.