A reminder of nazi book burning hidden in plain sight

The artist was chosen from 30 artists who were invited to compete for the 60th anniversary (1995). #history #germany #berlin

[@dweuromaxx]

FAQ: Which books were burnt? 📚 On 10 May 1933, members of the Nazi German Student Union and their professors burnt books as part of a nationwide action “against the un-German spirit”. The books burnt were viewed as being subversive or as representing ideologies opposed to Nazism. For example, works by Jewish authors and communists like Karl Marx, as well as those by Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud, Heinrich Mann and Kurt Tucholsky. Books from the ransacked Institute of Sexology were also burnt. Led by Magnus Hirschfeld, the Institute published works on LGBTQ topics and transsexualism.

[@GoingInsane]

Damn you really “cleansed” your previous comment. 😂

[@hippityhoppity5035]

L

[@mrglass7133]

Censorship on the Internet is no different than burning books..... You're stopping an idea that you don't like.

[@ayyleeuz4892]

30,000 German book titles were listed, and throughout ally occupied Germany mass book burning of these titles was employed

[@shamrock141]

@@mrglass7133 no it's not. Censorship on the internet is restricting your ability to spread your views, book burning is destroying those views in their entirety, especially if the author is already dead. It's a far more heinous act

[@amrittttttt9525]

pov: ur tryna find the neo nazis everyone's talking about in the comment section

[@endme623]

People in this comment section really out here defending nazis. Absolutely wild

[@cigargiraffe181]

I know, it's like a neonazi convention in this comment section.

[@bimb0err0rz21]

why are there so many neonazis in this comment section

[@jayzepickle6637]

Probably a raid honestly. No doubt someone shared this video on their little neo Nazi forum or chat room.

[@keenanhubbard6101]

Everyone commenting about which books were burned and that is missing the point so severely it’s scary. You thinking it’s fine they were burned because they go against your views show a lack of perspective. Book burning is a tragedy because it is the destruction of knowledge. Human society entirely relies on the knowledge of their ancestors. Books should always be preserved, even if their content is later contested. You end up making the same mistakes of the past if you’re not able to read it. And clearly we are experiencing a rise in similar ideology if there are this many people who could support destruction of knowledge for their own peace of mind.

[@capt.jackaubrey5281]

They always tell you they burned books, but never what books

[@sandra-jones]

Have you researched it?

[@capt.jackaubrey5281]

@@sandra-jones Yes I have

[@IslamicWarlord]

What kind of books?

[@sandra-jones]

@@capt.jackaubrey5281 what have you discovered?

[@SM_zzz]

Yeah, even she didn't say

[@dafresnokid]

The winners of war gets to write history. Keep that in mind.

[@shanem8145]

This.

[@Dr.Leymen]

So? What's your point here?

[@dafresnokid]

@@Dr.Leymen Germany almost won

[@Dr.Leymen]

@@dafresnokid Nope. Germany was nowhere near winning WW2

[@joelezekkiah3498]

So your point is this is not true?

[@ilovegrapefruit3597]

This comment section does not pass the vibe check 💀💀💀

[@Marispider]

Man, this video really has the Nazi sympathizers crawling out of the woodwork huh 💀

[@dweuromaxx]

😐

[@electriceyeswatching4415]

Now Google does the banning.

[@robertwilson8939]

More like conservative governments

[@electriceyeswatching4415]

@@robertwilson8939 Fake name no content Joined may 2022. Keep wearing that muzzle of obedience and keep playing red team blue team obedience compliant unthinking sheep.

[@robertwilson8939]

@@electriceyeswatching4415 ye I forgot the login on my main. But remind me which states are banning books, cause it def ain't the blues

[@BenjaminLion]

@@robertwilson8939 conservative? You mean subverted

[@robertwilson8939]

@@BenjaminLion losing an election doesn't make you subverted. Maybe next time don't push a candidate that tells people to not vote by mail during a pandemic when most of your voterbase is elderly and sickly

[@mushroom262]

These comments are NOT it bro 💀

[@xij3505]

All they heard is that they banned liberal ideologies so they comment “LeTs Do It aGaIn 🤪😜😝” Completely ignoring everything else

[@TheCameron4life]

Nazi sympathizers everywhere it’s sad

[@tylerf.145]

literally why tf is everyone so weird 🤢

[@Lazyguy22]

@@tylerf.145 This video must have been linked on 4chan or something, it's being brigaded. Look at how they're all asking "what books were burnt?" as if it's some kind of trump card, it's clearly organised.

[@Aisndianeidnawbedja]

The amount of nazi sympathizers, transphobes, and general far rightists in this comment section is disgusting.

[@goldenhorse4823]

For anyone actaualy wondering those books were about Transgenderism and homosexuality research. It was a tragedy also because it sent trans studdies for 50 years back and if you call that good you concern me

[@ezswan6880]

Love how you combined “Jewish,” with, “communist.”

[@MemeMarine]

utterly deranged and out of touch with reality

[@hiseverest9074]

Bolsheviks

[@turnoff7572]

Can yall stop saying " book were about homosexuality, trans etc...", And not mentioning anything else other than that. Only a small fraction of books was related to that, there were also books about politics, Jewish art, history etc. I don't like how people give credit to a small fraction of books just because it fits their agenda, making it look like those were THE ONLY books burned.

[@johnmacias9487]

Naw. Justified.

[@Tebidiah]

Go on, describe what the books were

[@spych0367]

One of the largest book burnings *laughs in ancient egyptian*

[@alexandercarrasco7190]

"Its library and archives of around 20,000 books and journals were publicly hauled out and burned in the street. Its collection included unique works on intersexuality, homosexuality, and transgender topics."

[@brawndo4213]

@@that-dude4169 you got a problem with people living their life?

[@genericyoutubeuser8957]

@@brawndo4213 When they prey on children and subvert society? Yes.

[@Kbcqw]

@@brawndo4213 i have a problem with people pushing their lgbt agenda on my children.

[@kingofracism]

@@brawndo4213 yes

[@sayakchoudhury9711]

@@Kbcqw what if your kid is LGBT?

[@KesslerTheTraveler]

Didn't they burn a bunch of "scientific texts" that described horrible perverse experiment into child sexuality? Not every book was something to be missed.

[@NightOwlGamingz]

Supporting Nazis and not supporting communism/LBGTQ are not the same thing lol.

[@runningoutof_ink]

exactly

[@1nhof]

Very nice, now tell us what those books were about.

[@davidrixon3549]

Don't forget pornography as well.

[@ikantstop]

Truly horrific; they destroyed WHAT sort of books and media?

[@baneofbanes]

@@ikantstop all sorts really.

[@manakmishra]

The black-lists ranged from Bebel, Bernstein, Preuss, and Rathenau through Einstein, Freud, Brecht, Brod, Döblin, Kaiser, the Mann brothers, Zweig, Plievier, Ossietzky, Remarque, Schnitzler, and Tucholsky, to Barlach, Bergengruen, Broch, Hoffmannsthal, Kästner, Kasack, Kesten, Kraus, Lasker-Schüler, Unruh, Werfel, Zuckmayer, and Hesse. The catalogue went back far enough to include literature from Heine and Marx to Kafka. All of these are socialist writers. Just because some contained topics with regards to Homosexuality doesn't mean it's porn you snowflake

[@TheCirclekeeper]

Ah yes the degenerates who stood against degeneracy by being pure evil.

[@MrKamei]

lol

[@charlieguy6872]

This comment section is absolutely vile. Gay people are healthy and normal. We are not degenerates, perverts or victims of grooming. Its 2022 for fucks sake.

[@Sebastian-jg9tx]

The amount of people supporting Nazis in the comments is worrying.

[@jart83]

Really? That's really interesting. I wonder what books and book subjects they burned?

[@rappakalja5295]

@@Azeminad Tell me, why did the NSDAP burn Heine's books?

[@silbersturm4276]

Jewish books and What they called "entartete Kunst" ("degenerate Art")

[@ProductReviewsglobal]

How to make nukes maybe.

[@smithboys1097]

@@nyoom5125 It was specifically degenerate books about art, but also about transgenderism and similar style of books

[@hajjdawood]

@@nyoom5125 no they were filthy books about molesting children, changing genders, homosexuality etc

[@marynystrom9734]

I remember when I was a kid I always heard people talk about Nazis burning books. I thought they burned every type of book. As if they had something against reading.

[@theshitheads3178]

They burned perverted nonsense

[@Knights_Oath]

How many people here are offended that books were burnt. Are also completely comfortable with online censorship and people getting deplatformed? As it's the same concept in our modern age.

[@Thomas-nm1ft]

not surprising that theres a bunch of anti semitic, homophobic, and transphobic comments under a video about Jewish books being burned by nazis. This is why history is important

[@isak4238]

Holy fuck the amount of people defending this is in the comments is insane.

[@memesirequestedfromamercha8742]

Pov: youre looking for the nazi comments

[@oo4758]

Woof, the nazi apology in this comment section is pretty cringe.

[@sirloinsteakwithpeppercorn7353]

The liberal author cries out in pain...

[@gwynnbleid4936]

No he doesn't. People who burned them either died or were marked as nazis after the war. While he sold millions of copies in the free world.

[@squirrel_disaster]

The amount of edgy children who are terminally online in here is scary

[@cheekyweebugger3621]

Gotta love the edgy comments agreeing with the idea of burning the books as a reminder that we've failed as a society.

[@lilithyolanda9851]

(WARNING: I accidentally made it a Long Paragraph…sorry) A lot of people don’t understand why Nazis burning books is such a big deal. Let me give you a different perspective than just pure political importance, of what the books were about. For many people, books WERE and STILL a fictional gateway from their bad reality. In reality, they might’ve struggled with trauma, abuse, depression, or just not fitting in with society’s standards (for example: skin color, sexuality, gender, beauty, and religion). Books gave those people a space to breathe and to have hope rather than giving up and allowing their suffocating world to devour them completely. At a time like the Nazi regime, books became a type of coping necessity for many children, ESPECIALLY, Jewish children who had to hide in attics and basements. Sometimes without their parents, many times starving with no food, and always in fear of getting caught. Authors who put their minds and hearts into those books, had their work just mercilessly burned away like it meant NOTHING. Books are one of the easiest examples of free thought and escapism. Books give you a chance to see the author’s inner mind, to see a world you dreamed of having, to give you hope for a better future, or to just have pure enjoyment. Books are free thinking, free education, free expression, and freedom to DREAM. You may criticize a transgender or gay book, but that book might’ve changed someone’s life or even saved their life from making a big mistake. I’m sure even you racist, and homophobic bastards struggled through something in life, and I’m sure you had someone or something that helped you get through the pain or struggle. Life is a fucking puzzle, that takes years to understand and even when we’re close to death, we still may never understand. No one has an “advantage” just because of their ideals or beliefs. Straight people can still go through depression, just like a gay person. A black person can still go through abuse, just like a white person. Yeah, it may be different and the level of struggle is different. But at the end of the day, it’s still fucking suffocating and shitty. I’m a straight Asian girl, that almost killed myself. Just like the Rightist and Leftist, I, too, have opinions of my own, and sometimes I disagree with both sides. But I don’t let that blind me from understanding that behind all those beliefs, you are still a human that has gone through shitty things, that might’ve shaped your way of thought because of what you witnessed in life. Being a humane person isn’t some blue or red side. It’s just being a human and leveling with others when it comes to struggles that everyone can go through no matter what they believe in.

[@dweuromaxx]

This is a great comment that captures the danger of book burning perfectly. Thank you, Lilith ❤️

[@ashg9023]

Look up which books were burnt. Really toggles the noggin.

[@2Spookeh4Me]

Can you tell me real quick some of the books or at least the subjects

[@aguyithink4119]

@@2Spookeh4Me idk about this burning specifically, but lots of left wing stuff (Socialist, communist, etc), things by Jewish people, and by / about lgbt.

[@comment514]

@@aguyithink4119 it was also foreign authors. It's called freedom of speech and burning it is against this fundamental right. If people started burning right wing books your mind would explode

[@monseurwanksalotte3477]

@@aguyithink4119 so good riddance basicly lol

[@facelessdrone]

@@2Spookeh4Me mainly things about transgender people and all of the research surrounding them at the time

[@hailtodachimp2950]

Don't look up what books they actually burned

[@guythatsepic]

Christ this comment section is a dumpster fire

[@s.v.2796]

They burned Bambi, All Quiet om the Western Front, Kafka, the Time Machine, War of the Worlds, the Sun Also Rises, works by Marx/Engels, Lenin: The State and Revolution, White Fang, Jack London: To Build a Fire, Helen Keller: The Story of My Life, Sigmund Freud: The Ego and the Id, Thomas Mann: Death in Venice, Swan's Way etc, The Invisible Man. And on and on. People need to read the list. They think the books were all political. No, anything that might influence anyone to think on their own was considered dangerous. People think before you act!

[@Michael-ju8lr]

"So many nazis in these comments" I've scrolled through 3000 of these and can't find a single nazi comment.

[@dweuromaxx]

We moderated extreme pro-Nazi comments.

[@kimberleyhosmer5997]

And now we have parents wanting to ban books on history because they don’t want their children to “feel guilty” about slavery or how Native Americans were treated.

[@isaac3140]

Why are these comments overrun with Nazis? One would think they learned their lesson

[@scott5388]

These people aren't nazis bozo

[@DestroyerApollyon]

I sincerely hope those who are defending nazis in this comment section do some research and touch some grass. Get better, please.

[@ISupportIsraelForever]

1930's cancel culture

[@RichO1701e]

Right-wing cancel culture

[@ISupportIsraelForever]

@@RichO1701e right wing back then isn't the same as it is considered today. Much like Democrats who championed for slavery and Jim crow laws aren't the same as they are today. Try harder.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

For some reason it feels like every 100 years their is a socialist anti-fascists uprising where they target fascists eventhough they're actually the fascists the whole time themsleves

[@magustrigger9195]

More like 1930s anti-groomer action

[@patrickgrider6391]

And now Amazon is doing this for books they don’t agree with.

[@xij3505]

Elaborate

[@TheExtremeIRON]

Not selling something is a far cry from burning publically owned books

[@ScumAnt]

The amount of people in this comment section that agree with what the Nazis did saying shit like,” Hmm what were those books really about?” is fucking scary. Omg do you hear yourselves?

[@realmofthemisunderstood166]

This comment section is pure cancer

[@GoebbelsWife]

Huh, what kind of books were they burning? I'm curious

[@user-wi4cs8sg8q]

One book I know off the top of my head is “All quiet on the western front” it was written by a German who fought in WW1 and he opposed war in his book. Hitler wasn’t opposed to war to further his goals and it seemed anti German to him because he was patriotic to Germany in ww1 even if war was bad, so it was considered un-German and was burned by nazis. These books are Easily researchable and so are these events. people in this comment section are trying to stir up questions to try and act like Nazis weren’t the bad guys or that The whole thing was somehow faked.

[@TheCirclekeeper]

Pornography,any books written by Jewish authors and leftist books of any kind.

[@NS4L1683]

The beginnings of the Trans movement

[@facelessdrone]

@@monseurwanksalotte3477 no, because unfortunately, they didn't burn you...

[@robertwilson8939]

@@monseurwanksalotte3477 don't you have a red Starbucks cup to cry over?

[@angel5567]

Correct me if im wrong but does this relate to the scene in The Book Thief movie ?? Where they burn alot of books ?

[@stealthy2375]

Disheartening how many fascists are in the comments

[@ComradeHB]

Alot of fascists in these comments

[@trashyalice1756]

Not so fun fact: prior to the book burning, Weimar Republic Germany had the largest amount of research for gender transition science, as the Weimar Republic had a flourishing LGBT community at the time Then the books were burnt and it sent research back by decades

[@deebeecooper8619]

What kind of books?

[@dweuromaxx]

They burned those books viewed as being subversive or as representing ideologies opposed to Nazism. For example those of Karl Marx, Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud, Heinrich Mann or Kurt Tucholsky.

[@deebeecooper8619]

@Good Isreal loving Cranium Correct!

[@Beluga_groyper]

@Good Isreal loving Cranium ikr. Doesn’t sound all that bad tbh

[@AnarchyEnsues]

@@dweuromaxx what about all Magnus Hirschfeld's transgender books?

[@AnarchyEnsues]

@@crazydragy4233 what ever dude, im an athiest. the number one thing about ww2, is near noone has the truth on what happened. its assumed they were burning science books. no they were burning down the library of this sex clinic.

[@bilingualgamer2635]

These neo Nazis in the comment section make me sick 🤢 I swear to god, some humans are just devolving 😥

[@dweuromaxx]

It made us sad, too :(

[@disgoyknows88]

Meanwhile today finding the Doctrines of Fascism by Giovanni Gentile is nearly impossible to find, unlike the Communist Manifesto that's in every bookstore. Every side limits information.

[@nonaveragejoe0]

This is so sad, hey siri what books did the Nazi’s burn?

[@brandon-9844]

There are places in Turkey where Armenians are not allowed to go. Speaking of the Genocide is forbidden. There are places in Iraq where Kurds are not allowed to go. Speaking of the Anfel is forbidden. God bless Germany for having the courage and strength to face history.

[@TheMastergabe]

I dont think they were given much of a choice

[@Buergergeld]

In Germany there are also places where foreigners are not allowed to go - like saxony

[@and.me_7390]

@@Buergergeld Ah, you mean just how every city in Germany now has no-go areas because of illegal migrants? Lmao

[@tf3655]

@@TheMastergabe if with "they" you mean germans: we are a sovereign nation for quite some time and have it in our hands how to deal with our past. We are not forced

[@WarLordCol]

@@tf3655 after Germany was burnt too the ground you mean, and rebuild from the ashes? The world remembers, history remembers.

[@eitancarlier9329]

The next generation is worrying me with the amount of homophobes, extreme rightist and Neonazis.

[@AmritGrewal31]

*Reminds of something recent* 🤔 You know... the similarities are uncanny: the demonising of dissenting opinions, the halting of debates by brute force, the propaganda and consequential division among people, and the casualties.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Yes, the antifa socialist fascists censoring everyone they don't like, where have I seen this one before 🤔 Oh right! The national socialist German workers party, aka the German political party of pro nationwide socialism, also known as the Nazi party 😬 of course, their socialism plan sorta fell flat after it ruined germanies economy and led them down the sad path of believing in different human races, some of which they believed were superior to others. Where have I heard this one before? Oh right, the democrat campaign strategy 😂😭😂 "white privilege" hmmm 🤔 why do all the lefties seem to think white people are superior

[@ryanbrouillard2926]

Looks like the dems and legacy news today lmao

[@starsasmirrors]

why did this comment section attract so many nazi apologists lol

[@moerockha625]

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

[@a_n_0_n]

People are noticing

[@itme03]

A looot of nazi sympathizers in this comment section😬 Also note how the channel that posted this video is liking comments calling out the neo-nazis, so yknow that wasn’t the intended message. Anyways to all my fellow lgbtq+ buds, remember that you are wonderful and valid and don’t listen to bitter, hateful assholes on the internet💖

[@crisnoria3757]

We've been going through a quiet digital book burning atm that will be written about years from now.

[@arthurbttf]

Tell me more? This seems interesting

[@arthurbttf]

@@MrTbrown85 No. I haven't seen it and I don't know who jordan is. Is this a usa problem? Also, the only social media I use is youtube, as the others are a waste of time

[@bobhuman8343]

Which digital books?

[@lmao.3661]

Always vague with you isn't it?

[@jacobhall979]

Removing scenes from film too

[@MrItsMeMario1337]

shame those same people who've been through such oppression and genocide decided to turn around and do the very same thing to another group of people. such a shame

[@FuruyaHaKokoniImasu]

Which group?

[@floorskin1]

Which genocide?

[@ikantstop]

So true. It happened, I was personally there.

[@WarLordCol]

What are you mumbling about?

[@21kiwi24]

To our should write a book about it. Nah...actually don't, it would probably get burnt or if it was a video cancelled.

[@cgventi]

im so sorry about the neonazis in ur comments love

[@MrHardrichard]

They burned porn too.

[@kingchicken8232]

what an absolute dumpster fire of a comments section

[@sluly3950]

Don’t read the comments, you’ll lose braincells

[@kuchiflies]

Getting rid of liberal and communist books? Idk... sounds like a win win to me.

[@subnovideo-zd2zl]

Pov:trying to find a nazi comment everyone is talking about

[@TheWolvesCurse]

this comment section shows the effects of long term lead poisoning on the american population.

[@daddywaffles166]

Which books did they burn?

[@enormousprolapse8813]

Their culture. Porn, gender related, transgender related, communism, "liberalism", banking schemes, money, anti religion ones(satanic demonic)

[@xij3505]

Anything that contradicted them

[@lycanthropickle]

@@xij3505 specifically books that promoted communism, breaking apart traditional families, and destroying the minds of children. Id contradict that too

[@dweuromaxx]

Read our pinned comment for more info.

[@asterix7842]

Where is this located?

[@dweuromaxx]

Bebelplatz, in Berlin's Mitte district!

[@clickpause8732]

“They’re not mentioning what specific types of books were burnt!” Maybe because it’s not majorly important to the main point about how book burning in general is a shitty thing, and preventing the public accessibility of knowledge you disagree with is the exact opposite of based? And before you say that’s what this video is doing: you can literally look it up, and also there’s a pinned comment.

[@jayzepickle6637]

Yeah but the people commenting these things already know what books they burned. They just are asking because they think they are super smart and saying something about how it was justified because they all hate communists and LGBTQ people and love nazis. This entire comment section is just a massive troll. The video probably made the rounds on some kinda Nazi cite and they all came to spread their Nazi propaganda. :/

[@omfgblondie]

Jesus christ this comment section is terrifying.

[@SilentMeteorite]

The amount of comments here agreeing with literal nazis is insane, what the actual fuck. Not to mention the actual nazis in the comments posting some of the most blatantly antisemitic shit I've seen on the internet outside of 4chan screenshots

[@dweuromaxx]

We have thoroughly moderated the comments. Please tag us if you seen any extreme comments.

[@gwii322]

Ngl i won't be surprised if this would happen in Philippines as well, 31 million of Ppl saying our history is nothing but gossips 😂

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

Thank you for posting. My mother worked for OSI and also the Library of Congress for part of her career, and this subject was quite important to her. She was the person who taught me about the American Library Association's Library Bill of Rights. It's a standard I try to promote where I live, but sadly there are more than a few here who think that the best way is to control the information made available to the general public. If you don't have access to Langston Hughes, for example, you won't be reading Langston Hughes.

[@beamboy07]

Its like the 1984 book

[@Om-cl7qk]

"largest and most infamous book burning" yeah, library of Nalanda burned for several days

[@empyrianparadox51]

Or Library of Alexandria

[@pranjalvw2193]

For those who says those were just books:- More than 1000 years ago, there was a University like no where else in the world. Called Nalanda, this university was a flourishing centre of knowledge, and attracted students from as far as Persia, Turkey, Greece, China and Tibet. Then in 1193 AD, came a marauding army of Turks under Bakthiyar Khilji. The savages ransacked and looted Nalanda. Burned down almost half of its library, 9 Million, Books which were burning rigorously for 6 months. That day India has lost all its wealth and wisdom, price of which we are still facing today.

[@Changowarlord]

They always tell you that they burned books but not what sort of books.

[@No-tw6qj]

You know I'm half sure that we were burning people before we were ever burning books

[@owry3144]

The amount of people saying that some books should've been burned in this comment section is depressing

[@ActuallyHoudini]

"Wow, what an interesting video. I am now going to compare this act of terror to the fact one of my favourite content creators got their Twitter account suspended because they doxxed a 12 year old trans kid."

[@podsaveengland]

These books were from the LGBT institute. Magnus Hirschfeld, the institute’s founder was Jewish and gay Now think about that for a moment............

[@johnmacias9487]

Good riddance.

[@christiana5453]

Whatsup with this comment section??? Its teeming with a bunch of unironic nazis and /pol/ users

[@Tiamat013]

How many books we're burnt for St George in 2020? Oh wait, they toppled statues, they burned cities, stores, people AND books as well

[@apkmaniac9085]

I'm just wondering why I can't pause this

[@catmixo]

So many neo-naz!s here

[@ParagonPKC]

Always remember this from that scene in Indiana Jones

[@Lala47362]

Not all these comments agreeing with nazis 😬

[@leonienuhn4571]

wtf wrong with this comment section

[@genericredcircle8027]

This comment section is so cursed. People really out here trying to justify the destruction of culture that preluded the genocide of millions.

[@dennisengelen2517]

A smart man knows he should't read this comment section when he hears what's the topic about. I can already guess what the comments would be about without reading them, and in these situations it's better not to waste your energy on this kind of negativity. Sending much love and light towards everyone reading this and wishing you all a blessed life! 🙏🏻 ♥

[@SkyCavern]

Now cover The USS Liberty incident, and Tel Aviv

[@tribalteuton7256]

Umm smut, communist books, and books like we are seeing being pushed in schools. Not all book burnings are bad.

[@snailmail1962]

“Where they burn books, they will also ultimately burn people.” great quote 👍 👏 👌 sad but true