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Were there concentration camps already in 1934? I thought they only came into use or at lest major use after…
Thanks, Bla! But I don't think that would have been happening yet in 1933-1934, when this comic takes place?
Fun fact: The German government actively promoted describing its camps as 'concentration camps' because that's better than what they actually…
Beth! Yay! Thanks.
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Category Archives: science
Cartoon: Why Democrats Lost
It’s another timelapse drawing video! See me change my mind about the final figure’s pose! See me make a last minute decision to add in a kicker panel! See me go through dozens of possible colors which felt to me like … Continue reading →
Trains, Brains, and Computers
When I teach my speculative fiction class (there’s a section this weekend, by the way!), I like to talk to the students about the most popular varieties of speculative poetry. A lot of speculative poetry is narrative, or works with … Continue reading → Continue reading →
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The first Nazi concentration camp, Dachau, was opened in 1933. And of course, there were concentration camps before then. In…