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Nazis are stupid, and I Have the Proof: Syndrome K
Do you love a good story about smart people being victorious over the stupid, like I do? Don’t miss this little-known WW2 ANTIFA win against the Holocaust.
Don't we all enjoy a good story where the good guys manage to fool the bad guys?
I have the best story you’ve ever heard about how education and science won.
Syndrome K is the true story of a highly contagious and, more importantly, highly fictitious disease created during the Holocaust to hide Jews in a Vatican-affiliated hospital.
Syndrome K is a fictional term that has been mistakenly associated with a specific medical condition during World War II. The term “Syndrome K” does not refer to a genuine medical disorder but rather to a creative invention that was used to deceive the Nazis.
During the Nazi occupation of Italy, specifically in Rome, a group of doctors and medical professionals devised a ruse to protect Jewish people from persecution and deportation to concentration camps. They created a fictitious disease called “Syndrome K” and used it as a cover to hide Jews in hospitals.
