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The winter of 1916–17 was one of the worst in European history, and it wrecked the harvests. The impact was less severe for Britain and its allies because they were able to import food. But the hunger struck Germans with full force while the British blockaded their ports. It had been Britain’s strategy for centuries, as they didn’t need a large land army when they controlled the seas. Densely populated European countries could not produce enough calories at home, so they needed to import grain from abroad. That’s what made the British blockade so deadly effective. Their immense navy always won the hunger games against foreign armies because soldiers needed to eat.
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But soon handsome Fuchsl was stolen, or perhaps he chased another rat back across the front. Hitler’s beloved mother was dead. Artillery had buried his friends at Ypres. Then the disappearance of the English dog broke his heart. What did he have left? Virtually nothing, except he could make himself feel better by hating the Jews. Of course, we don’t know the precise moment Hitler decided to become an antisemite, but antisemitism, as the 20th century existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre wrote, was an easy way for an antisemite to feel better about himself without having done anything on his own. And as the 19th century Polish-German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche wrote, it was a sign of envy of a weaker culture for a stronger one. The origins of antisemitism are much older, but likely have origins like thes.
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Tıpkı "insan” yerine “insanoğlu" veya "ademoğlu" ifadesini duyunca irkilen feministlerde olduğu gibi, herkesin "Katolik çocuk" ya da "Müslüman çocuk" gibi ifadeleri duyduğunda irkilmesini isterim. Eğer isterseniz, "Katolik bir ailenin çocuğundan" bahsedebilirsiniz; ancak eğer herhangi birisinin "Katolik bir çocuk"tan bahsettiğini duyarsanız, onu durdurun ve kibarca çocukların bu gibi konularda nerede durulacağını bilemeyecek kadar küçük olduklarını belirtin; tıpkı ekonomik ya da siyasi konularda nerede duracaklarını bilmedikleri gibi. Amacım kesin olarak bilinci arttırmak olduğu için, bu konudan hem burada, yani önsözde, hem de 9. Bölümde bahsettiğim için özür dilemeyeceğim ve tekrar söyleyeceğim: O Müslüman bir çocuk değildir, ama Müslüman bir ailenin çocuğudur. Bu çocuk Müslüman olup olmadığını anlayamayacak kadar küçüktür. Müslüman çocuk diye bir şey yoktur. Hristiyan çocuk diye bir şey yoktur.
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“Bir yanılgıdan bir kişi acı çekiyorsa, buna delilik denir. Bir yanılgıdan birçok insan acı çektiğinde ise buna Din denir.”
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The conditions for the Ottoman minorities soon changed drastically during the war, when the empire committed genocide against its own Greeks and Armenians.
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Modern philosophy and science, from the seventeenth century to the beginning of the twentieth century, had fallen into the bad habit of collapsing the rich complexity of experience to simple schemes, which gave the comfortable illusion of a complete description. These systems diminished the interesting diversity of life to something simple and uninteresting, as when an artistic creation is dismissed, for instance, by claiming it is actually nothing but a utilitarian example of how all human behaviour is motivated by attraction to pleasure and aversion to pain, or just another example of Sigmund Freud’s reduction of childhood to frustrated sexual attraction to parents.
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Instead of the simple Cartesian cogito, ergo sum (I think, therefore I am), phenomenology described an ongoing relation among the cogito (I think), the cogitamus (we think), and the world. To understand nature, we need to compare notes among poets, natural scientists, and all honest observers who prefer truth to falsity and knowledge to ignorance.
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Bell was the first known person to warn against the Nazis’ deadliest plots, and he did it twice. In the spring of 1919, he was the first intelligence agent to warn about the National Socialists and their plan for the Second World War. This was a year before the Kapp Putsch attempted to overthrow the Weimar Republic and take over Germany, and years before people first referred to supporters of National Socialism as Nazis.
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