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May 26, 2015
A Jew writer for the Washington Post named Richard Cohen has written an opinion editorial crying about a fictional book called “Look Who’s Back” that in his mind trivializes the Holocaust hoax. How can you trivialize something when it never happened you silly Jew? Please explain that one to me. There is no proof of shower room gassings, Jew soapings or Jew lampshadings. What’s your proof? Schindler’s List or some other Jewish created fantasy movie?
Besides that, this is a book of fiction. Apparently it is OK for Jews to associate fictional Hollywood Holocaust fantasies with reality but not the other way around. Quite hypocritical of you Jew.
Cohen’s piece is full of tear shedding. Here’s some of them if you want to laugh. He’s literally crying about a fictional account of Hitler and the 60 trillion Jewish victims. It is comical that this Jew wants us to take him seriously.
“Look Who’s Back,” the Timur Vermes book on which this is based, was a huge bestseller in Germany. In America, it has been politely if not extravagantly reviewed. Here and there a grumpy critic has wondered about the propriety of a book in which Hitler speaks in the first person and we get into the mind of a man whose name is synonymous with evil. Hitler, however, does not think; he spouts and erupts — a walking placard. He’s a bore.
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A book such as this risks being accused of trivializing Hitler. After all, the fictional Hitler is something of a buffoon and at times is oddly empathetic to some of his colleagues. No doubt, he is being trivialized, as has been Auschwitz, where tourists now take selfies . Rock concerts are held nearby. In this way, the present thoughtlessly insults the past.
But where Vermes goes wrong is in his focus. It’s entirely on Hitler and the Germany that accepts him in his reincarnated state. Missing are Hitler’s victims — their deaths by the millions, their suffering. I understand what Vermes set out to do, and I happen to think that humor is its own justification. But by bringing the camera in so tight, we cannot see over Hitler’s shoulder. Behind him is a Holocaust that for some people consumed faith itself.
