Brownshirts And Antifa Similarities

Hitler’s Brownshirts and ANTIFA: Similarities

GERI UNGUREAN

To a history buff, it is glaringly obvious that ANTIFA are the new Brownshirts who helped put Hitler into power. But the irony of it will most likely be the undoing of this international terror group when the powers that be are finished with them. 

You will read in this article about the fate of the leaders of the Brownshirts, AKA Storm Troopers. Everyone was dispensable to Hitler and his Nazis. When they were finished with a group of people who obeyed Hitler’s violent commands, often times Hitler believed that these same people were capable of turning on him. So he slaughtered the leaders of these groups.

After World War I, Germany’s economy suffered from depression and a devaluation of their currency.

​On January 30, 1933, Adolph Hitler was elected Chancellor of Germany by promising hope and universal healthcare.

Less than a month later, on February 27, 1933, a crisis occurred — the Rheichstag, Germany’s Capitol Building, was suspiciously set on fire, with evidence pointing to Hitler’s supporters.

​Hitler was quick to use this crisis as an opportunity to set aside Germany’s Weimar Republic and suspend basic rights.

Brownshirts organized Antifa-style protests and street riots, smashing windows, blocking traffic, setting fires, vandalizing, and even beating to death innocent bystanders to spread fear and panic.

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