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Taiwan high school students pulled a nazi parade

Students of Hsinchu GuangFu High School, Taiwan, pulled a parade wearing black nazi uniforms and holding nazi flags.

The images, published online by some of the participants, were soon removed, but too late. The photographs began circulating, drawing strong criticism from Chinese netizens. We do not know the real reasons, although it seems to have happened within the cultural activities of the school.

This is not the first time that Taiwan students imitate Japanese invaders of the Sino-Japanese War or the Nazi Germans. In September 2006, Hsu Na-chi, a student in political science at Soochow University, founded the National Socialism Association, 國家 社會主義 學會, a neo-fascist organization. The NSA attracted criticism and condemnation by various human rights organizations.

Then in 2011, three more students appeared in a training camp of the Department of Defense, wearing Nazi uniforms. For this reason the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of China, presented an apology to the Israeli government.

In 2013, some protesters attended an anti-gay parade wearing Nazi uniforms.

When asked why the protesters said that Nazis opposed homosexuals and they agreed with that. Again, Taiwanese government presented a formal apology.

Source: http://www.chinatimes.com/ via Studenti di Taiwan inscenano una parata nazista

Topic: Taiwan nazi

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  • Do they understand that the nazis would consider them to be racially-tainted, no better than the Jewish people?

    • u know nothing. men from 47 countries fought in the SS and it was the most diverse force in the history of the world. the blue hair blond eyes thing was a lie. try and find where and when they said that. watch greatestStoryNeverTold if u actually care about what really happened. jews have been kicked out of 109 territories. coincidence? unlikely. they are sick people

      • Yeah, like that made any difference to the Nazis, especially the SS. There is a huge difference between cannon fodder and pure Aryan stock. I had a relative in the Norwegian Resistance, Hitler was obsessed with bringing Norway into the Third Reich because he considered them (us, I'm half Norwegian) pure, untainted Aryan stock.

        Just a reminder, Nazis is not synonymous with Germany. What was done in the German Army had little to do with the beliefs of the Nazis. That is why the death camps were run by the SS, they had no qualms about exterminating 'racially inferior' people.

  • men from 47 countries fought in the SS and it was the most diverse force in the history of the world. the blue hair blond eyes thing was a lie. watch greatestStoryNeverTold if u actually care about what really happened. they have been kicked out of 109 territories. coincidence? unlikely. they are sick people

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