Newsweek’s Shane Croucher interviews Stephen B. Jacobs, who was sent from a Polish ghetto to Buchenwald at age five.
He recognizes Trump for the “sick, very disturbed individual” he is, and understands the parallels between Triump’s America and Germany on the cusp of the Naziis.
The smell of Fascism is international, and the GOP’s s traitorous refusal to even acknowledge it puts America at grave risk. As Jacobs says, “Fascism could have been won in Spain. It could’ve been stopped. But appeasement of fascism is what led to everything.”