Hypothesis

Have you noticed, that Germany became even more Jewish since WW2?

Take for example http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angela_Merkel
Her mother was once a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany.[8] In an interview with Der Spiegel in 2000, Merkel stated that she was one quarter Polish.

Then we all know, that there was no Holocaust and most "genocided" Jews now live in Israel.

All this leads to a hypothesis that it were the Jews, who genocided a large part of German population, filling it's space with their own offsprings. Just like Jews did in Russia, while ethnic Russians died in WW2, Jews produced kids.

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Organized Jewry employs methods that are outside the scope of experience of individual human beings and so the intelligence of individual human beings is inadequate to defend against these methods. The Jewish evolutionary strategy pursues its aims across geographic borders and with sustained effort over centuries at a time. As the only nation to maintain in diaspora its identity and its ability to act in a coordinated fashion, the Jews have an advantage akin to having a Ring of Invisibility. Non-Jewish social institutions have not evolved to defend against coordinated infiltration. Infiltrated cultural institutions, such as education and mass media, then condition youthful non-Jews to arrive at innocent interpretations of Jewish group strategies, e.g. “they are just seeking redress of past wrongs,” or “they just have a stronger family-feeling,” or “they just happen to be Jewish.” Even for the very intelligent, it often takes decades to amass enough personal experience of the discrepancy between Jewish self-propaganda and organized Jewish behavior to begin to question the authorized narratives. This awakening is generally a lonely one. It then takes years to realize that one is not alone and that this is a lesson that has been learned wherever non-Jews have encountered groups of Jews.

Only social institutions alerted to long-time scale and trans-national Jewish group evolutionary strategies can defend against those strategies.