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Hey Tovarischi,

As you probably know I've had quite the month - and what better way to celebrate it than with the longest video I have ever made! 

Join me as we take a deep dive into the disturbingly alluring nature of the Nazi aesthetic - specifically the uniform. The infamous Nazi Propaganda machine's ability to weave ideology into the very fabric we put on our backs is both a historical and philosophical curiosity that I tried to broadly describe here. Does it look evil because that was intended or do we see it as evil because of WW2? Was the uniform a representation of belonging or division? What's the propagandistic intention behind Nazi clothes, and was there any, to begin with? What can we learn about the ideological commodification of any aesthetic and is there even such a thing as ascribing human morality to the way something works? 

Well - set a reminder and in around 14h I hope you find out! This one is my more OG prose style so get ready for some annoying allegories. Massive thank you for voting in the title of choice - as you can see - I listen!

As always - could NOT have done this without your support,

Thank you so much,

Yugo babyyyy


P.S. I know, I know, expect the f*cking Discord soon

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The aesthetic of evil - Fascist uniforms.

To support this Channel please check out: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/yugopnik Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/yugopnik Come have a laugh with me on the Twitter hellscapes: https://twitter.com/yugopnik Discord coming soon. Sources, and yes, I prefer them to be easy to understand instead of using academic formats - not everyone here had the privilege of getting a college degree: - Framework and broader idea come from reading "Dressing the Reich: The Fear and Elegance in Nazi Uniforms" - Defeated Nazi General quote - The Things Our Fathers Saw: The Untold Stories of the World War II Generation - The US vs Nazi uniform quote - Klemperer, Victor. I Will Bear Witness - Himmler talking about the SS uniform- https://military.wikia.org/wiki/Uniforms_and_insignia_of_the_Schutzstaffel original source checked and confirmed in The Third Reich: A New History". 2001. p. 192 - Sketches of uniforms from the Organisationsbuch der NSDAP - hard to find on "legit" websites. - Goebbels quote on uniformity: One of the Reich Chamber of Culture's slogans - Umberto Eco - Ur-Fascism (READ THIS PLEASE) - Rommel and Fortune photo - after the fall of the 51st Division to the Nazis 12 June 1940 The fictional video used is of John in "Man in the High Castle". The ending shot is from the movie "Come and See". I do not own any of these materials in any shape or form.

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Anonymous

This was really good (and totally worth the wait!) I've watched it three times so far and have come away with new insights every time. I look forward to all the new insights I'll glean when I rewatch it several times more... 😅