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1. The Coming of the Third Reich (The History of the Third Reich Book 1)
- Voted “Toy of the Year” by Sue Johanson’s viewers
- Incredibly detailed, tight and stretchy stroker with a nubbed inner chamber
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1. The Coming of the Third Reich (The History of the Third Reich Book 1)
- Voted “Toy of the Year” by Sue Johanson’s viewers
- Incredibly detailed, tight and stretchy stroker with a nubbed inner chamber
- Independent reverse rotation with free-floating pleasure pearls
- Phthalate free, Senso Thermoplastic Rubber(TPR)
- Long, soft and stretchy
Features:
▼ Read Reddit mentions
>My point is the Holocaust wasn't the Holocaust then. Kristallnacht was a pogrom. Terrible, but dismissable by the uncaring people who don't want to give others a handout.
I was about to say that you are seemingly ignorant of history (especially given the comparisons you make) but truth is, you're just straight up talking out of your rectum. Pick up a copy of The Coming of the Third Reich by Richard J. Evans. Read it, and I mean actually READ IT. And if you manage through that, pick up the next installment, The Third Reich in Power. Then we might be able to have an exchange that wouldn't be an utter waste of my time. In the meantime, save the bowel movements for the toilet and don't talk about the Holocaust.
you might benefit from reading this novel. It's really not the best in terms of storytelling (dialogue flat, no major story arc) but the characters come together in a situation that is reminiscent (but not exactly) what you're describing.