After Dachau (2011)
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I said, “we’ve still got a way to go to bring us from there to here.” I looked around the room and picked a youngster at the back with frizzy blond hair and a wide, humorous mouth. She said her name was Betty.
“Well, Betty, we haven’t heard from you yet. Why don’t you carry us forward?”
She looked alarmed at being singled out in this way, so I lent her a hand. “The Aryan nations of the world had been at each other’s throats for thirty years. Now they shared a new, common understanding of the wor...ld situation.”
“Yes, they all knew that the Jews were the enemy, not each other.”
“That’s right. But there was a lot more to it than that. The unevolved peoples you’ve called the mongrel races didn’t just quietly disappear at the end of the Great War, did they? What had been happening to them during all the missionary centuries?”
Clearly no one had a clue what I was getting at.
“Think,” I said, “about China.”
“Ah-h-h-h-h-h,” they said, catching up at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said, “we’ve still got a way to go to bring us from there to here.” I looked around the room and picked a youngster at the back with frizzy blond hair and a wide, humorous mouth. She said her name was Betty.
“Well, Betty, we haven’t heard from you yet. Why don’t you carry us forward?”
She looked alarmed at being singled out in this way, so I lent her a hand. “The Aryan nations of the world had been at each other’s throats for thirty years. Now they shared a new, common understanding of the wor...ld situation.”
“Yes, they all knew that the Jews were the enemy, not each other.”
“That’s right. But there was a lot more to it than that. The unevolved peoples you’ve called the mongrel races didn’t just quietly disappear at the end of the Great War, did they? What had been happening to them during all the missionary centuries?”
Clearly no one had a clue what I was getting at.
“Think,” I said, “about China.”
“Ah-h-h-h-h-h,” they said, catching up at last.
What to read after After Dachau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Quinn to read onlineMoreLess
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