The Nazis were not racist (or they were racist against white Nordics)

The Nazis targeted Jews, Slavs, and Gypsies for extermination, and it was not the religious aspect they were attacking, but the racial aspects. Aside from those listed above, they targeted Black people, who were not allowed to be married to or in any relationship with a member of the “Aryan” race, and were subjected to forced sterilization in the Rhineland. It was a very direct racism.One, I assume that the information you got is from Wikipedia or whatever modern news sources you got it from (more evidence that our educaiton system is dumbed down). It's all presumption. I challenge you to show me a video or old news sources that talk about these supposed things you are talking about. Two, I don't deny that Hitler, like most at the time, shared prejudices against blacks. That's obvious. I highly doubt though that he was doing what Nordic countries, Scotland and America were doing (hanging blacks by poles and trees). The term "Aryan" does not mean what I think you think it means. "Aryan" is a term for an ethnic tribe from India. Hitler had a massive inspiration from Indian culture. Which is why he used the swatchka and that's why he used the term "Aryan."“The master race is a concept in Nazi ideology in which the Nordic race—a branch of what in late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century taxonomy was called the Aryan race—represented an ideal and pure white race. In Nazi ideology the Nordic race was the purest example of the original racial stock of those who were then called the Proto-Aryans, whom the Nazis believed to have prehistorically dwelt on the North German Plain and to have ultimately originated from the lost continent of Atlantis. The Nazis declared that the Nordics (nowadays referred to as the Germanic peoples), were the true Aryans (ethnically closest descendants of the Proto-Indo-Europeans) because they were much less racially mixed with peoples who were "non-native" to the European continent, than other Indo-European peoples, such as the Slavic peoples, the Romanic peoples, and the Indo-Iranian peoples. From all of the European peoples, the Slavs (particularly Poles and Serbs) were considered the most racially inferior, and were placed at the bottom of the "racial hierarchy" along with Jews, Romani people and persons of color.”Big problem. Not accredited quote to anyone. Plus this is probably something you got off a 21st century Wikipedia article. I want to see an actual video in German (with English subtitles) in which he actually says those things. Only then will I believe this. Another thing about one of your sources: the book you listed is from 1907, well before the Nazis, so I assume those beliefs are more the KKK's beliefs. Plus wikipedia doesn't convince. You need better sources than that.Before I refute, let me give a few pieces of evidence that point to the obvious contrary.In 1921, two Americans of German ancestry (I think brothers) formed a sect of the Ku Klux Klan:"A local chapter of the American Ku Klux Klan was originally established in Germany in 1921. Two Americans, father and son, were the founders of the German clans.Both men spoke fluent German and were of German descent. The father was a minister Otto straw appearance, a naturalized American of German birth StaatsbuM6;rger, his son's name was Gotthard, also a naturalized burger. The straw appearance, with the help of a gebuM6;rtigen American, Donald B. Gray, went to Berlin in 1921., Where, with the agreement of the German police, they took the organization of the Order, known as the "Knights of the Fiery Cross" (Knights Of The Fiery Cross) in attack, which was rebuilt after the American KKK. The Order was originally established in February 1921. There were three degrees of membership. (The American clan even at the time had not yet introduced the fourth degree of the KKK.) The Board of Directors of each Klavern consisted of 14 members, known as "the Senate". There were three Klaverne in the various sections of Berlin, known as "Viking", "Germania" and "Heimdal" - and included a total of about 400 members. As it was believed, brought the provincial Klaverne the total to more than 1,000 members. The three Americans tried from the German Klan the exact copy of the American KKK to make. It has been claimed, but remained so far unconfirmed, that they even made R03;R03;a trip back to America to achieve greater connections between the two orders. The German Klansmen soon had objections to too much Americanization and practically threw out the Americans. Gray returned in the summer of 1925 in the United States back and the straw bill went to Silesia, in order to form new Klaverne. Richard Brant soon uM6;bernahm the Order as the supreme leaders and gave himself the title of "Wotan". Brant held an important position in the Siemens power. He is also the one who wrote the Reid rides for the German Klan. It is interesting that part of the oath contains these Masonic similar passage: "But if I should betray the goals of this order, I'll even take the most terrible ordeal for me. All my bones shall be broken, my eyes are gouged out, except my body, quartered and thrown to the vultures. " This should have attracted a lot of new members. During the meetings, the Klansmen were wearing white robes and hoods.In any Klavern there was a small table, on which lay a small skull and a sword. On the wall hung the flag of the Imperial German Empire and the flag of the (then) current German government. Initiation ceremonies were accomodates an the Klavernen, but sometimes the Knights took the FUTURE new members at night in the forest, and fords the ritual with flaming torches. The German Ku Klux Klan existed until the early 1930s when he was forced by dissolve the recently installed Nazi government. Once they are eating, the Nazis even began to pursue all organizations and to ban that were not originally established or fully controlled by them. Thus ended the German Ku Klux Klan. booth 1935. had the German Klan, like Christ, to carry his cross. Caught between the carnage of the First World War and Hitler, who aufruM6;stete for the Second World War, the German Klan was crucified by the Nazis. Since the Second World War, there were numerous attempts to branches of modern day Klan groups in Germany and many other countries to build. They are all failed because these groups do not uM6;berhaupt "Ku Klux Klan" were. They were only neo-Nazi groups who only acted out to be Ku Klux. They knew nothing of the true Klan ideology and preaching Nazism and not the true principles and goals of the KKK. This has led to great confusion on the part of the public and the media as well as with the people, the true "Klanishness" examined."Taken from http://www.ewkotbc.de...Which leads to this question: if the Nazis were so pro-Nordic, then how come Hitler banned this sect of the Klan, which was speciifcally pro-Nordic, upon his asscent to the position of power in Germany, in 1933? Here's why: the Nazis were never pro-Nordic to begin with. They were pan-Mediterranean -- that's what.I rest my case, for now.