nazify

Nazism has won because it has finally managed to Nazify the consciousness of its own victims!

The most deplorable part of it is the abuse of the Holocaust memory which is used in Israel to Nazify the Arabs and the Palestinians, and justify criminal policies against them.

With each passing year, such efforts to "Nazify" Israel have become more popular in the West, while in the Arab Middle East they have long been normative (6).

Ironically, the Zionist effort to "Nazify" the Arabs-a strategy that began in the 1940s-ends up diminishing the extraordinary genocidal crimes committed by Nazi Germany.

(The Celine of the Bagatelles and Les Beaux draps is the author who keeps surfacing in the book.) To nazify Eliade seems, for Ravelstein, perhaps for Bellow, to Gallicize him.