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Germany Blames the Nazis. But Who Were the Nazis?| The Shmuley Show Ep#21

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July 8, 2026

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In this episode of The Shmuley Show, Rabbi Shmuley takes on Germany’s relationship with its past, arguing that the country has never fully separated itself from the legacy of the Holocaust. He asks a provocative question: if Germany truly wanted to show humility after the murder of six million Jews, should it have changed the name of the country itself?

Shmuley explains why today’s Germans are not personally responsible for the Holocaust, but also why Germany as a nation must stop hiding behind the phrase “the Nazis did it.” The Nazis, he argues, were not outsiders—they were Germans, supported by Germans, and enabled by German society.

Then the show turns to World Cup madness, as Shmuley reacts live to Germany’s match, jokes about soccer being the most boring sport in the world, and offers his own outrageous ideas for how FIFA can fix the game.

A passionate, funny, and controversial episode about history, national responsibility, Jewish memory, and the global obsession with soccer.

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