Hitler didn't start with the camps.

[applegrove]

— Susan (@naurielsjh.bsky.social) 2026-03-29T05:19:56.580Z

[The Revolution]

1. The camps started pretty early

Hitler became Chancellor January 30th, 1933. Dachau started operating March 22, 1933. So it was only a matter of weeks. True, it took some time for things to ramp up to the horrifying atrocities we think of the most, but I think the real warning should be how fast these things can happen.

[Pototan]

2. I think the OP

really means that Hitler didn't with the Holocaust.

He had camps early on, but, as you said, the multiple atrocities came a few years later.

[applegrove]

5. They had "concentration camps" in the 1930s but they didn't mass slaughter. Journalists

and academics visited those early camps and did stories on them. I read an account in a sociologist academic periodical from about 1937. They were filled with political prisoners and journalists and the like. There was no mass murder. They were fed.

[bmichaelh]

3. Banks and Big Business were enablers

Banks and Big Business were enablers is also an item.

[Kaleva]

4. The Weimar Constitution itself was key

Article 48 empowered the President (Hindenburg) to rule by decree, suspending civil liberties during emergencies, ultimately facilitating the democratic collapse and Hitler's rise.

[Swede]

6. The elite money men quickly learned they could not control him.

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[Justice matters.]

7. Orange $$$$$$atan is more like Kim Jung Un (his "idol").

Although his niece Mary is fine and I hope she will keep being fine...

Ask the families of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.

Also, massive blackout on the way (power grid).