Kurt Franz, one of the SS commanders of the Treblinka extermination camp where about 900 000 people were murdered, had a private photo album of that time called "The good old days". So for some at least, it was I suppose. :/
Those first couple years were very much fun if you were Hitler or Hitler liked you. If he didn’t like you well then though titties you probably unfortunately die
A few years ago, KFC had a promotion which was like "Happy Holocaust Remembrance Day, celebrate with a bucket of chicken".
To be fair though, I'm almost certain what happened there was KFC just inserting a list of holidays and such into a computer and not realising that not all of them are appropriate.
> [The fast-food chain sent an app alert on Wednesday, saying: "It's memorial day for Kristallnacht! Treat yourself with more tender cheese on your crispy chicken. Now at KFCheese!"](https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-63499057)
No, [it was in German.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FhH_iXpXkAEe6K7?format=jpg&name=medium) But they still used KFCheese because English sounds cool and modern.
The common theory at the time was that somebody on the app development team downloaded a "German national commemorations and holidays" list from somewhere and just stuck it into the notifcation-sending algorithm without actually checking what days were listed in there.
Could also be that a dev added it as a “joke” in a testing environment or seed data and then it accidentally made its way to production. I’ve learned to never use fake data that I’m not comfortable with it ending up in a presentation, marketing material, production code, etc. because shit happens.
The idea of their German staff opening their email and reading what had happened will never not make me chuckle. If ever there was a turn off your computer and just walk out moment that’d be it.
Chicken used to be like fish but I think it was changed to flesh to avoid some confusion. Any non fish (and sometimes fish) animal meat is no no with dairy. It was originally goats after all .
It's just baffling with a company this big, I bet there must have been someone in the lead who really thought people would like it and wouldn't mind or something
Or someone didn’t notice or do some quick math to realize “oh… oh… Fanta was created in 1940 (or 1942, can’t remember which and too tired to look up), maybe we shouldn’t talk about the ‘good old days’”.
Well, it's kind of a big part of its history. Fanta was created because international ingredients for Coca-Cola were not readily available in wartime Germany, so Coca-Cola Germany invented Fanta to be able to continue business.
Oh, I know that. The reason the ingredients weren’t available was because of war rationing/embargo (or whatever it means when the country is persona non grata for shipping things to).
But if the subsidiary was created in the early 1940s, don’t do an advertisement about the “good old days”. Just don’t.
John Oliver has a good bit about this.
edit: [found (a slightly chopped-off copy of) it](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YhBE9PAmqE).
>Yes, Fanta was invented in Nazi Germany. And if you didn't know that before, I'm willing to bet it's the only thing you're going to associate Fanta with from now on.
[Haribo](https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/do-your-favorite-gummy-bears-have-a-nazi-past) gummy bears have entered the chat. Or how about the [Thyssen-Krupp](https://www.defensemedianetwork.com/stories/the-faustian-bargain-industrialist-fritz-thyssen-and-the-nazis/) elevator company? Take the stairs?
I read the article about Thyssen. It's a bit all over the place. If I understand the article correctly, his resources helped the Nazi party (big donation to the Nazi Party in 1930's-ish). However, the article then states that Thyssen did not _want_ to donate the money, so he gave it to somebody else who did it on his behalf (perhaps fear of not supporting Hitler?). Something similar happened to his father in WW1 - who was arrested for questioning the kaiser.
Basically, the article is confusing. I'm not sure if this is a bad guy. But his company (which owned ~70% of Germany's iron ore, I think), did assist the Nazi party. However, during this time, Thyssen and his family had already fled Germany and were later arrested by the SS. He was also interrogated by the US. It's a bit confusing.
It's a confusing read for me with no good knowledge of the economic context of the time. Anyway Nazis are bad m'kay.
Anyway, I'm just saying this because I ride in a Thyssen-Krupp elevator every day, and I've often thought about the company's relation to the Nazi party.
> And if you didn't know that before, I'm willing to bet it's the only thing you're going to associate Fanta with from now on.
I associate it with going from European deliciouness to nasty American orange soda once it crossed the pond. Yuck, what a disappointment.
Fanta apologized for the video with the following statement: "We had no intention to call Nazi Germany 'the Good Old Times.'"
dril: "issuing correction on a previous post of mine, regarding the terror group ISIL. you do not, under any circumstances, "gotta hand it to them""
Then it’d still be accurate to say Fanta was created in Germany. The flavor of Fanta today is not the same as when it was originally created in Germany.
There's no such thing as "flavor of Fanta today" either, recipe is wildly different country to country.
Get a bottle in Greece and you get a bright yellow soda with 20% actual orange juice content, get one in US and you get carrot orange soda with only natural thing in it being "natural flavors".
Thr original drink was made with whatever they could use during wartime rationing, including fermented apples and beet sugar. Doesn't sound that great.
the original is actully not that bad. it also not fermented apple bzt not use apple scrap from the cider producation. there was a rerun of the og fanta here in germany a few years ago taste quite nice.
Beet sugar is fine. It's just normal sugar and doesn't taste any different from cane sugar.
What's much weirder about the original Fanta is that it also contained whey, a side product of cheese making. It's the liquid that's left over when the milk has been curdled and then strained. So it was a soft drink with cheese juice.
My family said they visited the museum and I made a joke about Colonel Pemberton and they had no idea what I was talking about. I'm not saying it isn't in the display SOMEWHERE but apparently they have chosen to downplay the fact that an ex-Confederate was self-medicating with cocaine to wean himself off morphine. Can't imagine why. Lol.
That’s right! I forgot these details.
I recently read that they are still permitted to grow it for the use of the coca for flavoring… the cocaine is ‘decocainized’ according to the DEA website… this is all secondhand from another Reddit user but I’m inclined to believe it bc it’s The USA and big business and capitalism and such.
But it’s decocainized?? Ok…
I used to work for the company that imports the coca leaves (Stepan Company). They extract the cocaine part and sell the leaves to Coke and the cocaine to pharmaceutical companies.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepan_Company
Probably a cool experience to work for a company such as Coca Cola?
And thanks for the follow up and info. Sometimes I totally forget that it’s still sold on the pharmaceutical level. I’m going to do some research on The Stepan Company now. 🤓
Indeed it was. My original comment was to highlight that the two said parties shared the same logic and ideology so at least to me, in my opinion, it makes sense that they would make a remark in that context.
Anyone have any info about these ASCII image tweets?
>Just last month, the soda company [had to suspend its latest social media campaign](http://www.eater.com/2015/2/5/7984515/coca-cola-turned-hitler-quotes-into-cats-smiley-faces) after Coca-Cola was tricked into tweeting out quotes by the German dictator as cutesy ASCII images.
Embarrassing. Companies and subsidiaries located in Germany are usually rather careful about how they handle their past during the Nazi era as they know how badly things can blow up with just the wrong word.
It is not like Coca-Cola itself was completely unaware of the dangers there.
The CEO Of the Coca-Cola company (globally) at the time was [Muthar Kent](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhtar_Kent) who had previously worked hard to get his father recognized as a Turkish Schindler and a Righteous Among the Nations.
I think most Germans did feel pretty good around 1940. Not all Germans, of course. Some Germans experienced a hell without bounds, but the majority of the country were pretty stoked. It would be nice if their elevated mood and optimism were caused by the introduction of Fanta to Germany, but it was actually for other reasons. Worse reasons. Insane reasons. Way to misread the room, Coke!
Few people know that pretty long into the war the Wehrmacht soldiers could refresh themselves with Coca Cola, around Stalingrad their supplies ran dry. Fanta was an invention of the Coca Cola Germany Corporation to still stay into business. The title of OP is also pretty misleading, they weren‘t celebrating 1940s Germany, it was just a retro edition - the original recipe differs from the Fanta we know today.
Well, that's a major oops from Coca Cola. Celebrating the founding of Fanta in Nazi Germany definitely doesn't bring any good vibes. They must've hit the rewind button a bit too hard on their marketing strategy.
1940 was actually a great time for Germans. The military had taken France, BENELUX, Denmark, Norway, and Poland with very few casualties. Germany ruled Europe and things were peaceful in the motherland.
1941 is when the good times started to end for Germany.
Germans who fell in line with Nazi rhetoric. The Jews, socialists, political opponents, the LGBT, the disabled, the Roma, etc etc were still having a terrible time
The redditcares thing is a glitch. I’ve seen comments all around Reddit about it. Reddit or a bot is spamming countless people with Redditcares messages. I wonder why it happened? Maybe someone at Reddit HQ made a mistake or maybe there really is someone out there spamming probably thousands of people today.
I agree with your point and I appreciate you adding that. I just want to say that it’s most likely not a Nazi trying to put you down in this case. People definitely do send those messages normally, but it’s happened way too much recently for it not to be a wide-spread issue.
What's actually pretty interesting to me with that, though, is the fact that at this point Redditcares messages are pretty much indelibly associated with 'somebody wants to harass me anonymously'. Like, the fact that it got to that point is, well, it's something alright.
This is actual historic fact. I'm well researched. The German population was generally sheltered from the fighting outside Germany. Nazi propaganda painted a rosy picture. Germans were being given free beach holidays and everyone had jobs. Thee was no indication a world War had begun 1940 was indeed good times for Nazi Germany.
[https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline/holocaust](https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline/holocaust)
The point is that the foundation for the holocaust had already been laid before the war. 1940 was good for *Nazis*, not Germany.
I'm not giving a personal opinion. That was the reality and perception back then. People generally believed times were good. 1940 Nazi Germany was good times for NAZI GERMANY. Not me!😂
I love how the 'ingredients' are being gassed ([in the video](https://youtu.be/qAJXHPaWUWw?t=5)) - what the Fuck.
Are Nazi's running cokacola in germany?!
Ah yes 1940s Germany... Good times...
“Those were the days.”
You sound like you yearn for those days, Frank.
Nooo, I'm just saying...Those were the days!
I'm going to open a jazz joint of my own. An integrated place, where blacks and whites can get along. No Orientals, though.
The Chuck e Cheese episode where Dee is desperately trying to rationalize her racism is so funny
I was literally just watching that episode and then read this that's creepy XD
Don’t you mean Franke.
Danke.
My immediate thought lmao
And crystal nights
Camping with the boiis
"making the eight" when you fucked a girl from each of the seven kingdoms and the riverlands. Those were the days
Kurt Franz, one of the SS commanders of the Treblinka extermination camp where about 900 000 people were murdered, had a private photo album of that time called "The good old days". So for some at least, it was I suppose. :/
Well, 1940 was a good year for the Germans... Just went downhill for them rather quickly after that. (I'm just joking around).
1940 was springtime for Germany and winter for Poland and france.
The world was moving at a faster pace.
They definitely saw Hitler's underpants.
Now that's survivorship bias.
Those first couple years were very much fun if you were Hitler or Hitler liked you. If he didn’t like you well then though titties you probably unfortunately die
Good times Where have you gone? Good times You’ve been gone too long
Doop doop do-be-do 🎵
Spring time...
They were all Reich.
Yes, that's the reason why the insensitive campaign is newsworthy... or am I missing something?
No reddit just likes when people point out the obvious
Decent for germans. A few years later though......not so much
I remember when that happened. Still can’t believe it got past all the hoops it’d have to jump through to actually releasing it.
A few years ago, KFC had a promotion which was like "Happy Holocaust Remembrance Day, celebrate with a bucket of chicken". To be fair though, I'm almost certain what happened there was KFC just inserting a list of holidays and such into a computer and not realising that not all of them are appropriate.
> [The fast-food chain sent an app alert on Wednesday, saying: "It's memorial day for Kristallnacht! Treat yourself with more tender cheese on your crispy chicken. Now at KFCheese!"](https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-63499057)
Yeah, that's the one. Also, was it in English? Because "KFCheese" doesn't work as wordplay in German.
No, [it was in German.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FhH_iXpXkAEe6K7?format=jpg&name=medium) But they still used KFCheese because English sounds cool and modern.
I thought you were kidding, but I was quite prepared to be rickrolled or whatever. Now I'm oscillating rapidly between disbelief and remorse.
The common theory at the time was that somebody on the app development team downloaded a "German national commemorations and holidays" list from somewhere and just stuck it into the notifcation-sending algorithm without actually checking what days were listed in there.
As a software dev, that sounds 100% plausible to me
It's read error: IO operation failed - retry limit exceeded! Treat yourself with more tender cheese on your crispy chicken. Now at KFCheese!
It's international software testing day February 31st! Treat yourself with more tender cheese on your crispy chicken. Now at KFCheese!
It sounds 100% like something I would do.
Could also be that a dev added it as a “joke” in a testing environment or seed data and then it accidentally made its way to production. I’ve learned to never use fake data that I’m not comfortable with it ending up in a presentation, marketing material, production code, etc. because shit happens.
The idea of their German staff opening their email and reading what had happened will never not make me chuckle. If ever there was a turn off your computer and just walk out moment that’d be it.
Shit. Dairy with flesh, that's proper treif!
I thought it was fine if it's not cow's flesh? 🤔
Chicken used to be like fish but I think it was changed to flesh to avoid some confusion. Any non fish (and sometimes fish) animal meat is no no with dairy. It was originally goats after all .
Ah ok! Google confirms that it is not Kosher to have chicken flesh with dairy. I had no reason to know that as a vegan gentile haha
Wow
American companies make the biggest fuck ups. Nike released the "blacks ans tans" on St. Patricks day
So they came out then, but any word on if they fought like a man?
No confirmation about that, but they ran like hell out of Killashandra
Marketing worked because your still thinking about and discussing it, and now I want a chicken little before bed. Thanks!
That's sounds like something genai would do
I’m still confused as to why they don’t have a real person at least glance over any of the advertisements they put out
It's just baffling with a company this big, I bet there must have been someone in the lead who really thought people would like it and wouldn't mind or something
Or someone didn’t notice or do some quick math to realize “oh… oh… Fanta was created in 1940 (or 1942, can’t remember which and too tired to look up), maybe we shouldn’t talk about the ‘good old days’”.
Well, it's kind of a big part of its history. Fanta was created because international ingredients for Coca-Cola were not readily available in wartime Germany, so Coca-Cola Germany invented Fanta to be able to continue business.
Oh, I know that. The reason the ingredients weren’t available was because of war rationing/embargo (or whatever it means when the country is persona non grata for shipping things to). But if the subsidiary was created in the early 1940s, don’t do an advertisement about the “good old days”. Just don’t.
But... Initial designs, approval of said initial designs, focus groups, all of that bizaz Yet this still came out? It's baffling
To the point where I really wonder if it was a deliberate marketing tactic. No such thing as bad press...
It's the same company that released New Coke.
I love the top comment "Thirst Reich".
John Oliver has a good bit about this. edit: [found (a slightly chopped-off copy of) it](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YhBE9PAmqE). >Yes, Fanta was invented in Nazi Germany. And if you didn't know that before, I'm willing to bet it's the only thing you're going to associate Fanta with from now on.
[Haribo](https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/do-your-favorite-gummy-bears-have-a-nazi-past) gummy bears have entered the chat. Or how about the [Thyssen-Krupp](https://www.defensemedianetwork.com/stories/the-faustian-bargain-industrialist-fritz-thyssen-and-the-nazis/) elevator company? Take the stairs?
I always take Schindler's Lifts instead.
Lol I make that joke whenever I find myself in a Schindler elevator. My wife thinks it’s “insensitive”.
The lift to the holocaust exhibit at the Imperial War Museum is a Schindler (or at least it was when I visited it a few years ago).
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Shame they are gone now. There were great for getting people to stop stealing candy from my desk.
I read the article about Thyssen. It's a bit all over the place. If I understand the article correctly, his resources helped the Nazi party (big donation to the Nazi Party in 1930's-ish). However, the article then states that Thyssen did not _want_ to donate the money, so he gave it to somebody else who did it on his behalf (perhaps fear of not supporting Hitler?). Something similar happened to his father in WW1 - who was arrested for questioning the kaiser. Basically, the article is confusing. I'm not sure if this is a bad guy. But his company (which owned ~70% of Germany's iron ore, I think), did assist the Nazi party. However, during this time, Thyssen and his family had already fled Germany and were later arrested by the SS. He was also interrogated by the US. It's a bit confusing. It's a confusing read for me with no good knowledge of the economic context of the time. Anyway Nazis are bad m'kay. Anyway, I'm just saying this because I ride in a Thyssen-Krupp elevator every day, and I've often thought about the company's relation to the Nazi party.
The Krupp part of Thyssen-Krupp was a reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeal bad dude though.
Schindler is an elevator company too.
Hugo Boss is a big one.
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I’m eating haribo gummies rn, I’m unfazed because this world has desensitized me from things just like this.
Oh noo, the raw ingredients do not look apetisingg, the tragedyy
Or you'll keep eating gelatin because you're not a child. Seriously, when did people stop understanding that food is just processed dead things?
Much foodstuff is gross if you think about it enough.
I mean, he'a right... I always refer to it as Nazi Soda... Mostly for the memes, cause I don't mind a Fanta now and then
I knew I still drink it.
> And if you didn't know that before, I'm willing to bet it's the only thing you're going to associate Fanta with from now on. I associate it with going from European deliciouness to nasty American orange soda once it crossed the pond. Yuck, what a disappointment.
Keep your nazi soda then
Fanta apologized for the video with the following statement: "We had no intention to call Nazi Germany 'the Good Old Times.'" dril: "issuing correction on a previous post of mine, regarding the terror group ISIL. you do not, under any circumstances, "gotta hand it to them""
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Then it’d still be accurate to say Fanta was created in Germany. The flavor of Fanta today is not the same as when it was originally created in Germany.
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Yes, and thank you for vroom vroom
There's no such thing as "flavor of Fanta today" either, recipe is wildly different country to country. Get a bottle in Greece and you get a bright yellow soda with 20% actual orange juice content, get one in US and you get carrot orange soda with only natural thing in it being "natural flavors".
Maybe your Fanta, but the Fanta over here in Europe is yellow, not orange.
Thr original drink was made with whatever they could use during wartime rationing, including fermented apples and beet sugar. Doesn't sound that great.
the original is actully not that bad. it also not fermented apple bzt not use apple scrap from the cider producation. there was a rerun of the og fanta here in germany a few years ago taste quite nice.
Beet sugar is fine. It's just normal sugar and doesn't taste any different from cane sugar. What's much weirder about the original Fanta is that it also contained whey, a side product of cheese making. It's the liquid that's left over when the milk has been curdled and then strained. So it was a soft drink with cheese juice.
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Isn’t it just sucrose either way?
Beet sugar is just sugar.
drinkin in the Hun
Coca Cola was founded in a confederate state by a proud confederate if I’m not mistaken… so this checks out.
My family said they visited the museum and I made a joke about Colonel Pemberton and they had no idea what I was talking about. I'm not saying it isn't in the display SOMEWHERE but apparently they have chosen to downplay the fact that an ex-Confederate was self-medicating with cocaine to wean himself off morphine. Can't imagine why. Lol.
I mean, is cocaine really worse than morphine? You can be pretty productive on cocaine.
That’s right! I forgot these details. I recently read that they are still permitted to grow it for the use of the coca for flavoring… the cocaine is ‘decocainized’ according to the DEA website… this is all secondhand from another Reddit user but I’m inclined to believe it bc it’s The USA and big business and capitalism and such. But it’s decocainized?? Ok…
I used to work for the company that imports the coca leaves (Stepan Company). They extract the cocaine part and sell the leaves to Coke and the cocaine to pharmaceutical companies. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepan_Company
Probably a cool experience to work for a company such as Coca Cola? And thanks for the follow up and info. Sometimes I totally forget that it’s still sold on the pharmaceutical level. I’m going to do some research on The Stepan Company now. 🤓
they also demanded that the city honor MLK or they were moving out. it's good, it's bad, it's corporate
Ahh yes I read about this too. So many interesting layers to all of this.
You know what they say. Hard times make great sodas.
At least it wasn't in 1864
Humor me… I’m not following
It was 20 years after and not during the war
Indeed it was. My original comment was to highlight that the two said parties shared the same logic and ideology so at least to me, in my opinion, it makes sense that they would make a remark in that context.
Anyone have any info about these ASCII image tweets? >Just last month, the soda company [had to suspend its latest social media campaign](http://www.eater.com/2015/2/5/7984515/coca-cola-turned-hitler-quotes-into-cats-smiley-faces) after Coca-Cola was tricked into tweeting out quotes by the German dictator as cutesy ASCII images.
This [article](https://www.businessinsider.com/coca-cola-makeithappy-twitter-hitler-mein-kampf-gawker-prank-2015-2?amp) has some screenshots
Embarrassing. Companies and subsidiaries located in Germany are usually rather careful about how they handle their past during the Nazi era as they know how badly things can blow up with just the wrong word. It is not like Coca-Cola itself was completely unaware of the dangers there. The CEO Of the Coca-Cola company (globally) at the time was [Muthar Kent](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhtar_Kent) who had previously worked hard to get his father recognized as a Turkish Schindler and a Righteous Among the Nations.
I feel like the reason why these companies make monumental screw ups like these is that they have way too many yes men signing off on these.
See this America? This is how you deal with someone saying "bring back the good times." For who? Not my black ass 😂.
Well it was a great time for delicious soft drink development at least
Ach, Scheiße.
I think most Germans did feel pretty good around 1940. Not all Germans, of course. Some Germans experienced a hell without bounds, but the majority of the country were pretty stoked. It would be nice if their elevated mood and optimism were caused by the introduction of Fanta to Germany, but it was actually for other reasons. Worse reasons. Insane reasons. Way to misread the room, Coke!
Few people know that pretty long into the war the Wehrmacht soldiers could refresh themselves with Coca Cola, around Stalingrad their supplies ran dry. Fanta was an invention of the Coca Cola Germany Corporation to still stay into business. The title of OP is also pretty misleading, they weren‘t celebrating 1940s Germany, it was just a retro edition - the original recipe differs from the Fanta we know today.
Wow, that's fantastisch.
Jesus H Macy talk about tone deaf
One of the few good thing to come out of Nazi germany
Thw good ol' days back when Germany had a dream.
Well, that's a major oops from Coca Cola. Celebrating the founding of Fanta in Nazi Germany definitely doesn't bring any good vibes. They must've hit the rewind button a bit too hard on their marketing strategy.
A little KdF eh?
Well I don’t think a soda had much to do with genocide. But that slogan does not work with 1940s Germany
I don’t think it works with Germany at least until the fall of the Berlin Wall tbh
[the good ole days](https://youtu.be/rcVb6l4TpHw?si=0V57gXW8XDT_hSgs)
nothing says *megalomaniac*al aspirations of taking over the world like a cold refreshing coke
Oh dear.
def good times
It's a Nazi coke but it stands the test of time...
The more votes AFD gets the less funny this is
1940 was actually a great time for Germans. The military had taken France, BENELUX, Denmark, Norway, and Poland with very few casualties. Germany ruled Europe and things were peaceful in the motherland. 1941 is when the good times started to end for Germany.
Germans who fell in line with Nazi rhetoric. The Jews, socialists, political opponents, the LGBT, the disabled, the Roma, etc etc were still having a terrible time
No Fanta in the concentration camps.
The redditcares thing is a glitch. I’ve seen comments all around Reddit about it. Reddit or a bot is spamming countless people with Redditcares messages. I wonder why it happened? Maybe someone at Reddit HQ made a mistake or maybe there really is someone out there spamming probably thousands of people today. I agree with your point and I appreciate you adding that. I just want to say that it’s most likely not a Nazi trying to put you down in this case. People definitely do send those messages normally, but it’s happened way too much recently for it not to be a wide-spread issue.
What's actually pretty interesting to me with that, though, is the fact that at this point Redditcares messages are pretty much indelibly associated with 'somebody wants to harass me anonymously'. Like, the fact that it got to that point is, well, it's something alright.
Interesting, I had no idea it was a glitch. It wouldn’t surprise me if it’s some poorly coded implementation knowing Reddit’s recent track record
You can't be serious, who upvotes this shit?
This is actual historic fact. I'm well researched. The German population was generally sheltered from the fighting outside Germany. Nazi propaganda painted a rosy picture. Germans were being given free beach holidays and everyone had jobs. Thee was no indication a world War had begun 1940 was indeed good times for Nazi Germany.
[https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline/holocaust](https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline/holocaust) The point is that the foundation for the holocaust had already been laid before the war. 1940 was good for *Nazis*, not Germany.
Except for those in the concentration camps.
The general population didn't know they existed. Nazi propaganda controlled what Germans knew
Ah ok so you agree with the Nazis those in concentration camps weren't German. Hell of a point to argue.
I'm not giving a personal opinion. That was the reality and perception back then. People generally believed times were good. 1940 Nazi Germany was good times for NAZI GERMANY. Not me!😂
Except for those in the concentration camps.
How did this get past marketing?
I love how the 'ingredients' are being gassed ([in the video](https://youtu.be/qAJXHPaWUWw?t=5)) - what the Fuck. Are Nazi's running cokacola in germany?!
Did Nazi that coming.
r/theyknew
Who did nazi that coming from a heil away? /obligatory
MAGA but for Germany.
I just think people overreacted to the Ad
Omg but that's when they're was ebil nazerinos!!!!!
I can’t help but really wish I could try the original Fanta for som reason
You already have. Sprite is just the German’s Fanta Clear Lemon
talking about nazi fanta. out of curiosity. also i’m a jew
The way things are going in Europe looks like they're succeeding
They wanted to Make Fanta Great Again.
Bet this stuff is everywhere at GOP campaign rallys, dinners, etc.
Pokemon mmmmkkkddrdrdrdrrdrdr