Foolish German Guilt

In a world full of atrocities, somehow, the German people are solely required to hold the monopoly on guilt, with others pointing fingers at them, when every civilization has something on their conscience.This book addresses the everlasting guilt problem that lingers among Germans, while it challenges certain details about the holocaust(but without denial) and the corruption around the Anne Frank dairy.Going through short chapters on Hitler, Indoctrination, slavery and Muslim invaders, it arrives at the conclusion that the people of Germany (and other countries as well) need to choose between becoming refugees themselves or rising up to fight their gradual annihilation.Although a very serious book, including graphic images, it does comprise subtle humor, making it easy to read.The concise but clear argumentation in the book will make the reader reconsider his/her views on various political and social issues.To keep the price low, so more people can read it, the book has been kept short, and is easy to take along.