Jew Corrupter: Major General Julius Klein - His Life and Work

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Major General Julius Klein:His Life and Work  


Julius Klein with General Dwight D. Eisenhower (circa 1945). Julius Klein Collection. (Helped to kill millions of German Goyim post WWII--CSR).

This permanent exhibition tells the story of Julius Klein's historic life and work. A description of the highlights follows.

Julius Klein was a hero during World War II, when he saved many lives during an explosion at New Caledonia in the South Pacific. In 1941, he formulated an important military plan called "Combat Public Relations", which encompassed such topics as psychological warfare and propaganda. He also helped ameliorate both German-American and German-Israel relations after World War II.

After serving as a spy in Germany in World War I, he began his civilian career in the 1920's as a criminal reporter for the State Herald, a Hearst newspaper in Chicago, and initiated the first German language radio broadcasts in the United States. Klein also originated the South Pacific edition of the Stars and Stripes military newspaper, ran for Congressman at Large (equivalent of a State Representative today) in 1932 and for the United States Senate in 1954. He even found time to write at least one screenplay, Black Cargo, during a Hollywood stint (1934-39) when Klein tried unsuccessfully to produce films on the life of World War I General John Pershing.

On April 4, 1948, as National Commander of the Jewish War Veterans, Klein organized an enormous show of strength for the establishment of the State of Israel in the form of a JWV parade down New York's Fifth Avenue. The parade influenced the United States to vote for the partition of Palestine and the State of Israel was born in May, 1948.

While handling public relations for Generals MacArthur and Richardson in the South Pacific during World War II, Julius Klein organized several photographic exhibitions from official photographs taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps. Two of these exhibitions are recreated in the National Museum exhibition.


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JULIUS KLEIN, RETIRED GENERAL; HELPED VICTIMS OF HOLOCAUST

By JAMES BARRON (The New York Times); Obituary
April 9, 1984, Monday
Late City Final Edition, Section D, Page 14, Column 1, 526 words


  Brig. Gen. Julius Klein   , retired, who worked with the West German Government to settle claims by victims of the Holocaust, died Friday in Great Lakes Naval Hospital in Great Lakes, Ill. He was 82 years old and lived in Chicago. General Klein, who became an international lobbyist after World War II, worked with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to arrange the payment of 30 million marks to families of Jews who died under Nazi rule.

http://www.nytimes.com/1984/04/09/obitu ... caust.html

http://anonym.to/?http://www.nmajmh.org ... sKlein.php

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Coping With the Nazi Past: West German Debates on Nazism and Generational Conflict 1955-1975
 By Philipp Gassert, Alan E. Steinweis

Check out page 299 that describes the "Jewish" help this Zionist provided to "rehabilitate" Germany... --CSR
http://books.google.com/books?id=rmPpfgEgXZYC&pg=PA297

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He was also very active in Operation PaperClip:

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/archi ... erclip.pdf

There are some who say it does not matter what crimes the Germans had committed, because they helped us get to the moon. Yet no one mentions the dead slaves who helped build the V-2, and whose ghosts still cry out for justice. We even have censored Dora survivors' point of view from our history books. Americans do not wish to be reminded of what Dora survivor Jean Michel said about the day that U.S. astronauts first walked on the moon: "I could not watch the Apollo mission without remembering that that triumphant walk was made possible by our initiation to inconceivable horror."23

Eli Pollach had worked on V-2s at Mittelwerk, yet no one helped him come to America after the war. Pollach was only seventeen years old when the SS rounded up the Jews of Hun-gary and sent him and his family to Auschwitz. Later, during an interview, his eyes filled with tears as his fingers gently touched a tattered photograph of his mother and father lying on the table before him. "This is all that is left of them," he said.24

At Auschwitz, Pollach's parents were ordered into the line that led to the gas chambers. He was loaded onto a train headed for Dora. "They called it the Sawatzki commando," he said of the work crew he was forced to join. "We had to go in the tunnels at six o'clock in the morning." He painted finished V-2s and helped load them onto boxcars in Mittelwerk's tun-nels. "Some didn't come out because, you know, they died in there." Pollach was beaten by SS guards and he nearly starved to death. "I started getting fainting spells," he said. "So an-other inmate held me up, because once you fell down, either they left you there to die or they sent you to what they called the `infirmary,' and that was the end of the line."25

After the war it took Pollach four years to get to America, even though he had relatives living here. "So how did these people get here, with falsified documents and denying everything they did?" he asked. He said that going to the moon does not make up for twenty thousand dead Dora slaves. "They have a saying in Hebrew, if you need the thief, then you cut him off the gallows. But even if the United States needed these scientists, they should have reckoned a little bit for what they did."26

Still, the shadow of the Third Reich did cling to the Germans at Marshall. Just two weeks after the moon landing, von Braun confessed in a letter to an Army general that he had been a member of the SS. The letter to retired Major General Julius Klein discussed columnist Drew Pearson, who had revealed von Braun's SS membership decades earlier. It was written on von Braun's official stationery as director of Marshall and was marked "Personal and Sensitive. "27

"It's true that I was a member of Hitler's elite SS. The columnist was correct," von Braun wrote to Klein. Then he admonished: "I would appreciate it if you would keep the information to yourself as any publicity would harm my work with NASA."28

That same year, West German prosecutors who were investigating crimes committed against Dora prisoners called on von Braun for a statement. In a general discussion about Mittelwerk, he told them that his younger brother Magnus "was engaged from approximately the fall, 1944 until the end of the war as a production engineer in Mittelwerk." Von Braun said he had visited Mittelwerk "approximately 15 times" and had been in the tunnels in 1943 while prisoners were quartered there. "I never saw a dead man, nor maltreatment nor a killing," he claimed, although he had heard "rumors" that prisoners had been hanged in the tunnels because of sabotage. The prosecutors then confronted him with the fact that several sabotage reports. were found in Peenemunde files. "I cannot remember anything about it," he replied.29

None of the Paperclip group was called to testify when the West German case went to trial in 1971. But then key French
Moon Walk witnesses like Jean Michel were not contacted either. "It was nothing but a coverup," Michel said recently. The court found that the Mittelwerk Prisoner Labor Supply office had requested that Dora prisoners be sent to work as slaves in the tunnels. Over a decade later Rudolph admitted to U.S. Justice Department prosecutors that it was he who had made those requests to the SS.30