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Um there's a book called Hitler's People I think it's called um by Richard Evans that I'm reach reading also which is about how it came to be that the Holocaust happened in Germany and it's kind of like a if anybody out there read uh Gold Hagen's uh Hitler's willing executioners which is very
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that this happened there and then Just because uh I am also a fan of graphic novels, I will say that um there is a graphic novel that is written by Andy Samberg and some others with him called The Holy Roller, which is about a Jewish bowling Ohio superhero that I have started and is enjoyable and weird.
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