fa27bd No.7191
Askenazi Jews are Jews from Europe but the word "Ashkenazi" comes from the Hebrew word for Germany. In Genesis 10:3 a man by the name of Ashkenaz is mentioned; is this man, Ashkenaz, the father of the Germanic peoples or am I totally wrong and it is just a coincidence.
I find it weird that the term "Nazi" went on to be used against "National Socialists" as "Nazi" sounds nothing like "National Socialist"
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8edf30 No.7195
>>7191
That's an interesting connection. If there was intent for that, we'd probably find it in the writings of 20th century Germans.
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42e9a6 No.7208
>>7191
>I find it weird that the term "Nazi" went on to be used against "National Socialists" as "Nazi" sounds nothing like "National Socialist"
…you do realise that not everyone uses English pronounction, right?
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fa27bd No.7210
>>7208
Fine, but at that point you can call any German political party that happens to contain the word "national" in it "Nazi"
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b6e503 No.7227
Nazi means Nazarene
in German, "Z" is exclusively pronounced as "ts"
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2213c8 No.7270
What do you guys think of this
>>>/fascist/11471
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bd6b3a No.7273
>>7270
Board looks to be just another edgy anti-christian place, as to be expected. All I'm seeing in the thread are strawmen about Christianity being inherently libtertine.
That site seems promising, I'll bet there are good cultural observations that don't require adopting the entire fascist worldview.
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2213c8 No.7275
>>7273
>Board looks to be just another edgy anti-christian place
It unfortunately is, both left and right authoritarians despies/look down on us.
>That site seems promising, I'll bet there are good cultural observations that don't require adopting the entire fascist worldview.
I was thinking the same.
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7aaecd No.7319
>>7191
>I find it weird that the term "Nazi" went on to be used against "National Socialists" as "Nazi" sounds nothing like "National Socialist"
The word "national" in German is pronounced as "nahtseeohnahl", and "Nazi" is pronounced as "nahtsee". Nazi is just a shorthand for national socialist, Germans do this sort of thing all the time. For instance, in Germany it's perfectly normal to say "uni" instead of "university" even in a formal conversation. You are way overthinking this.
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eeed46 No.7341
>>7275
>both left and right
/fascist/ is full of Strasserites and other crypto-leftists who openly sympathize with communism and the USSR. There are few actual Fascists there and they don't tend to be anti-Christian.
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