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Sympathy
We have to consider that most people learn wisdom only through personal experiences. This explains, first, the astonishing inability of most people to take any kind of preventive action—one always believes that he can evade the danger, until it is too late. Se...
On Suffering
It is infinitely easier to suffer in obedience to a human command than in the freedom of one’s very own responsible action. It is infinitely easier to suffer in community with others than in solitude. It is infinitely easier to suffer publicly and with honor t...
Present and Future
To this day, it seemed to us that developing a plan for our professional and personal life was one of the inalienable rights belonging to human life. That has come to an end. Through the weight of circumstances, we have been put into the situation where we mus...
Optimism
It is more sensible to be pessimistic; disappointments are left behind, and one can face people unembarrassed. Hence, the clever frown upon optimism. In its essence optimism is not a way of looking at the present situation but a power of life, a power of hope ...
Peril and Death
In recent years we have become increasingly familiar with the thought of death. We ourselves are surprised by the composure with which we accept the news of the death of our contemporaries. We can no longer hate Death so much; we have discovered something of k...
Are We Still of Any Use?
We have been silent witnesses of evil deeds. We have become cunning and learned the arts of obfuscation and equivocal speech. Experience has rendered us suspicious of human beings, and often we have failed to speak to them a true and open word. Unbearable conf...
The View from Below
It remains an experience of incomparable value that we have for once learned to see the great events of world history from below, from the perspective of the outcasts, the suspects, the maltreated, the powerless, the oppressed and reviled, in short from the pe...
Introduction
Dietrich Bonhoeffer (German: [ˈdiːtʁɪç ˈbɔnhøːfɐ] ⓘ; 4 February 1906 – 9 April 1945) was a German Lutheran pastor, neo-orthodox theologian and anti-Nazi dissident who was a key founding member of the Confessing Church. His writings on Christianity's role in th...
Introduction: Why?
This is 2026 and no one is able to explain Germany's love for the Zionists and American lustful devotion for Zionism, to the extremum of creating a new religion called Christian Zionism, with President Joe Biden as one of its publicly announced disciples! I...
The Times
Anti-Semitism became official German government policy when Hitler was named Chancellor of the German Reich on January 30, 1933. The spring of 1933 also witnessed the beginning of a period of private cooperation between Zionism and the German fascist regime to...
Sixteenth Convention of the Israeli Communist Party
On the occasion of the Sixteenth Convention of the Israeli Communist Party, a paper was submitted at the outset of the conference in which it was slated that "after Hitler's taking of power in Germany, when all anti-fascist in the world and the great majority ...
July 4-5, 1969 the 5th Plenary Session of the C.C. of the C.P. of Israel
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Identity: Anti Zionist German Jews
Identity To the Zionist leaders, Hitler’s assumption of power held out the possibility of a flow of immigrants to Palestine. Previously, the majority of German Jews, who identified themselves as Germans, had little sympathy with Zionist endeavours. G...
Rejection of Zionism
Corresponding to this fundamental position, the CV also declared its sharp rejection of Zionism. Thus a resolution passed by the main council of the CV on April 10,1921, concluded with the words: “If the work for settlement in Palestine were nothing more than...
Hitler-Push: Anti-Zionist Jews to the arms of Zionism
With considerable perspicacity the CV remarked that the recognition by the Zionists of “certain postulates of the German nationalists” provided the anti-Semites with ammunition, and in a declaration of policy made by the CV, there was even talk of Zioni...
June 21, 1933: Zionist open declaration of fascism
On June 21,1933, there was finally an official Zionist declaration of policy regarding the fascist takeover of power: “The Declaration of the Zionist Union for Germany in Reference to the Position of the Jews in the New Germany,” In one section of this extens...
Facists reward the Zionists
The fascists rewarded the Zionists for their “restraint” and allowed the ZVFD to go on with its work unhindered. (This was at a time when all democratic and anti-fascist parties and organizations in Germany were subject to the most rigorous persecution, with t...
Reich Deputaty: Rabbi Dr. Leo Baeck
With this fascist support, the leaders of the Zionist Union for Germany were able to obtain a leading position amongst the German Jews for the first time. ln the autumn of 1933, the “Reich Deputation of German Jews” founded and all large Jewish organizat...