The Pink Swastika: Homosexuality in the Nazi Party – 5th Edition, Volume 1
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With so much new material added in the 5th edition, we are publishing it as a series of smaller books. These expand on the original chapters. Before the LGBT movement hijacked the rainbow, its symbol was the pink triangle – part of a long-term propaganda campaign started in the 1970s to fabricate a “Gay Holocaust” equating homosexuals with Jews under Nazism. In 1995, The Pink Swastika successfully debunked that effort by exposing a massive trove of documentation on the homosexual roots (and continuing control) of the Nazi Party. The pink triangle symbol and campaign were soon largely abandoned and The Pink Swastika became one of the most hated and censored books in history by the leftist elites. Authors Scott Lively and Kevin Abrams’ impressive achievement has become a “cult classic” for conservatives and is “must” reading for anyone wanting to know the true story of Nazi and Pre-Nazi Germany, where the LGBT movement first began.
With so much new material added in the 5th edition, we are publishing it as a series of smaller books. These expand on the original chapters. Before the LGBT movement hijacked the rainbow, its symbol was the pink triangle – part of a long-term propaganda campaign started in the 1970s to fabricate a "Gay Holocaust" equating homosexuals with Jews under Nazism. In 1995, The Pink Swastika successfully debunked that effort by exposing a massive trove of documentation on the homosexual roots (and continuing control) of the Nazi Party. The pink triangle symbol and campaign were soon largely abandoned and The Pink Swastika became one of the most hated and censored books in history by the leftist elites. Authors Scott Lively and Kevin Abrams' impressive achievement has become a "cult classic" for conservatives and is "must" reading for anyone wanting to know the true story of Nazi and Pre-Nazi Germany, where the LGBT movement first began.
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