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1. Apr 05,  · He sparked outrage when he ordered a birthday cake for his son, Adolf Hitler — but now Isidore Heath Campbell insists he’s just a misunderstood Nazi dad. .

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2. After World War Two, how did various European countries deal with Nazi sympathizers in their population? Discussion/Question. As countries tried to rebuild and come back to normal, how did their general population treat or deal with them. Not necessarily collaborators, who you could point at and convict of a war crime, but people known to be.

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3. Dec 30,  · The dad, notorious "Nazi father" Heath Campbell, told the New York Daily News: "I’m not allowed to have children because I’m a Nazi." That doesn't stop him from having them though.

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4. Mar 26,  · The self-proclaimed "Nazi dad" of New Jersey is officially a "Nazi Führer." Heath Campbell reportedly applied to change his last name to Hitler and a Hunterdon County judge approved it .

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5. When the Nazi regime began occupying Hungary in , he was As anti-Semitism grew, George’s father Tivadar changed the Jewish family’s surname to Soros. Tivadar secured false Christian.

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6. Bookforum's Paper Trail alerts us to this news: Newly released FBI files on Sylvia Plath’s father, Otto, corroborate Plath’s pro-Nazi characterization of him in her poem, “Daddy” ("Panzer-man, panzer-man, O You— / Not God but a swastika”) by describing him as “pro-German” with a “morbid disposition.".

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7. Nazi dad pleads guilty, faces days in jail. A self-professed Nazi pleaded guilty Monday in Superior Court to obstruction of justice and resisting arrest.

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8. Gustav Schwarzenegger (17 August – 13 December ) was an Austrian police chief (Gendarmeriekommandant), postal inspector and a military police officer. He .

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