Clayton Moore
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Wannsee makes it very clear that there were different plans. It goes into detail about what counts as a Jew. It shows that the bulk were expected to die of natural causes whilst working, there would be a special action for the more resistant and WWI soldiers were to be treated a bit more sympathetically so as not to upset other Germans and go to a ghetto.
You cannot use a very basic summary of Nazis plan to exterminate all Jews and then go into the detail and then declare misleading basic summary is wrong.
As for Jews serving in the military, so did some British and Commonwealth soldiers and there was a coloured regiment based in the Netherlands.
Yeah sure. A pass it down dictum that authorized genocide. No draft. No nothing. Wing it.
There was no master plan because there was no plan. Just an alleged interpretation of a conference presentation. Or whatever fabrication of what Himmler said or is said to have meant when he said it. No orders. No draft. No grand plan.
This time spent by Hitler and many others deciding whether to grant exemptions from the racial laws submitted by Mischlinge, was it to hide the fact that a Jewish genocide was in progress? Was Hiltler told by Himmler that he and high level Germans must devote time to Mischlinge to fool people into scoffing at the idea or notion that a genocide of Jewish people was in progress.