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Day: February 22, 2025
In 1934, Hitler ordered all German soldiers to swear an oath to him personally rather than to the country’s constitution. The führereid, or ‘Hitler Oath,’ is seen as a powerful symbol of the Nazi party’s subjugation of the military. pic.twitter.com/NuV8LJ059z
— Military History Now (@MilHistNow) February 23, 2025
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@MrOlive48 @HothaAli Keep crying
Keep crying
— Sauce (@OSINT_MENA) February 23, 2025
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Funny coming out from someone who chants for the death of innocent children!
— Damascene (@Damascene812) February 23, 2025
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https://t.co/inMl9YnRXW he is sad…the Jewish song became a prophecy about his saviour before his saviour ever left the bunker
— Mr. B (@Mr_B9203) February 23, 2025
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That was actually invented in Britain
— הדחה עכשיו (@arik190770) February 23, 2025
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