Jews Declared War on Germany in 1939

Such was the perception of the Nazis – and, alas, perception is the only reality (especially for such fanatics as National-Socialists). This (incorrect) perception was based on a very strange (to put it mildly) letter written on August 29, 1939 – three days prior to the German invasion of Poland and five days before Britain and France declared war on Germany – and thus started World War II.

The latter in question was written by Chaim Weizmann – president of World Zionist Organization president Chaim Weizmann – and addressed to no other than British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain.

The letter included the following key statement:

“In this hour of supreme crisis, the consciousness that Jews have a contribution to make to the defense of sacred values impels me to write this letter. I wish to confirm in the most explicit manner the declarations which I and my colleagues have made during the last month and especially in the last week: that the Jews stand by Great Britain and will fight on the side of the democracies“

Why on Earth would Chaim Weizmann – a very smart individual – write such an idiotic passage (and make it public)? For starters, he had no right to speak on behalf of all Jews – Zionists were in the minority and not all of them belonged to WZO.

Idiotic because he publicly stated that in the future conflict between Nazi Germany and Western democracies ALL Jews under German control will become the “fifth column” of the latter – and thus the existential threat to Germany.

It was not true at all – but the Nazis deeply, sincerely and passionately believed that it was. While the total number of Jews under their control (in Greater Germany, Bohemia and Moravia) was around half a million, such a belief would have “only” sent all Jews to concentration camps.

But when (after occupation of Poland) this number increased almost eightfold to almost four million, Nazis came to believe that in order to protect themselves from being annihilated from within by this “fifth column”, they had no other choice but to kill them all – men, women, children and elderly.

The timing of the letter was highly unfortunate as well – it made Nazis believe that Britain and France transformed the local conflict between Germany and Poland into world war under influence by “world Jewry”.

Hence, this letter became a major slab in the “slab stack” that two years later triggered the “Holocaust Avalanche” that killed four million Jews.