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6. A couple of my Dad's older brothers were invited to the camps.

Mon Nov 23, 2015, 12:39 AM

Nov 2015

Their Father said flat out no.

He wanted nothing to do with Hitler.

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There Were American Nazi Summer Camps Across the US in the 1930s [View all] ashling Nov 2015 OP

And there were Communist summer camps for a long time also. AngryAmish Nov 2015 #2

Not quite. Hissyspit Nov 2015 #4

At killing people 1939 Nov 2015 #10

One as bad as the other NT 1939 Nov 2015 #13

Big fan of the blacklisting, huh? Hissyspit Nov 2015 #14

Compared 1939 Nov 2015 #16

Oh, please. Hissyspit Nov 2015 #17

K&R this needs to be read if one doesn't already know the history Person 2713 Nov 2015 #3

If I remember correctly MosheFeingold Nov 2015 #12

A couple of my Dad's older brothers were invited to the camps. Archae Nov 2015 #6

K&R Solly Mack Nov 2015 #7

Yup. My mom was German... Javaman Nov 2015 #8

Isn't This Just A Side Effect Of The Fact. . . ProfessorGAC Nov 2015 #9

I'm watchiong "Man in the High Castle" on Amazon. Adrahil Nov 2015 #15