Germany Must Perish

Theodor Kaufman's "Germany Must Perish" is a controversial book published in 1941 that advocated for the extermination of the German people as a solution to the ongoing war.

The book's extreme views and proposals for mass sterilization sparked outrage and debate.

Its inflammatory rhetoric contributed to the existing anti-German sentiment and was ironically used by Nazi propaganda to fuel their own narrative.

The book's legacy remains a complex and disturbing reminder of the destructive power of hate speech and the dangers of extreme ideologies during wartime.

It serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of dehumanizing rhetoric and the importance of critical thinking.