Horst Wessel was not a man of virtue. He was a devoted member of the SA, the paramilitary wing of the Nazi Party, and embraced the hatred that fueled their rise. Born in 1907, he fell into the violent, radical politics of Weimar Germany as a young man. He rejected moderation, joined the brownshirts, and became a street fighter for Adolf Hitler’s movemen…
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