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First They Came for the Cows book

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"First They Came" is the poetic form of a 1946 postwar confessional prose piece by the German Lutheran pastor Martin Niemöller (1892–1984). It indirectly condemns complicity of German intellectuals and clergy following the Nazis' rise to power and subsequent incremental purging of their chosen targets. Many variations and adaptations in the spirit of the original have been published in the English language.

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gazetteer:book Part Two: Martin Niemöller, the author of 'First They Came',
Part Two: Martin Niemöller, the author of 'First They Came', was a murderous fascist Robert discusses Martin's activities after the war, w
gazetteer:book Part One: Martin Niemöller, the author of 'First They Came',
Part One: Martin Niemöller, the author of 'First They Came', was a murderous fascist You've heard Martin Niemoller's famous poem about Naz
gazetteer:book Part Two: Martin Niemöller, the author of 'First They Came',
Part Two: Martin Niemöller, the author of 'First They Came', was a murderous fascist Robert discusses Martin's activities after the war, w
gazetteer:book Part One: Martin Niemöller, the author of 'First They Came',
Part One: Martin Niemöller, the author of 'First They Came', was a murderous fascist You've heard Martin Niemoller's famous poem about Naz
gazetteer:book JB Pritzker on ICE Raids in Chicago: “People are Traumatized
e Holocaust, so eloquently captured in Pastor Martin Niemöller’s haunting poem “First They Came”. “People need to speak up, speak out, grab a megaphone and get to the ballot
gazetteer:book JB Pritzker on ICE Raids in Chicago: “People are Traumatized
e Holocaust, so eloquently captured in Pastor Martin Niemöller’s haunting poem “First They Came”. “People need to speak up, speak out, grab a megaphone and get to the ballot