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They demonstrate that such plans were never much more than a propaganda exercise to permit collaborationists to rally local support in occupied countries, and that there was no significant continuity between this planning and postwar Europeanist activity. The collaborationists immediately recognized Woman of the Pharisees as an attack upon them, their authority, and their way of governing. Misandry invariably leads to misogyny, since women who fail to adhere to the party line must be collaborationists. |
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