Sometimes we should take politicians at their word. Sometimes they mean what they say.

Today we know we should have heeded Hitler’s words and warnings. In Mein Kampf (published in two volumes in 1925 and 1927) the Nazi leader ascribed international significance to the elimination of Jews, which “must necessarily be a bloody process”...

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