“Don't worry about those Jewish bastards. You'll soon be on your way up the chimney and your troubles will be over.”

— Heinrich Baab

To mothers, who were worried about the fate of their children. Quoted in "Gestapo: Instrument of Tyranny" - Page 118 - by Edward Crankshaw - History - 1956

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