Whats the English word for "Schutzstaffel"
Is there a direct translation?
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HAHA, yeah, but that's part of posting on GFY I suppose. It's like gambling, you know you're going to lost money, but you hope to win more than you lose in the end.Originally posted by .?.Comment
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Nein.Originally posted by Nylz
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i cannot answer that question because of political correctnessComment
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Aleady looked. How do you think I knew how to spell "Schutzstaffel"?Originally posted by NylzComment
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haha you've got a point thereOriginally posted by Shoehorn
but seriously, I don't think there's a real English translation for it
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I refuse to recognize the phrase "political correctness."Originally posted by MaDaltonComment
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I don't think so either, but I figured it was worth a try.Originally posted by Nylzhaha you've got a point there
but seriously, I don't think there's a real English translation for itComment
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According to Babelfish it means "Protection relay," which makes sense. ANyone know for sure?Comment
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leo.orgOriginally posted by sacX
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I doubt your are going to find one. Although the components could be translated, "Schutzstaffel" is after all a name and therefore very specific. That and given what the role of the SS was, I cannot imagine that anyone else's military would want to be considered the equivalent.Comment
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The exact translation would be 'protection relay'. However, it was more of a death squad during the 3rd Reich in Germany than anything. They were responsible for tons of war crimes, leading idiots into battle and making sure enough people were dying in concentration camps. The Schutzstaffel was basically the 'elite' of the German army under Hitler. Their training was insane and they themselves were insane as well. I hope that clears things up for you. I guess you could translate it as Protection Unit, because the word Staffel in German has one definition as 'Einheit' which translates directly to unit in English.Plugrush - Push ads, native ads, banners & pops. Buy & sell adult and mainstream traffic.
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Awesome, exactly what I was wondering. Thanks.Originally posted by sacXComment
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Aside from their role in World War II, it's a pretty interesting thing to learn about.Originally posted by ktj4l
Are you famailar with the German drinking game "Schutz"?Comment
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No. Maybe because I don't hang out with neo-Nazis though... LMFAO! What's the game?Originally posted by ShoehornPlugrush - Push ads, native ads, banners & pops. Buy & sell adult and mainstream traffic.
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So whats the next post youre gonna make? If IG Farben has some paint left? Pretty pathetic imo
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The best I could come up with is "drone" in the context of colonial ants -- many parallels there -- LOL. It has the convenience of being already a noun, rather than an adjective to which we would have to match a suitable noun if this exercise is to gratify in any way.
Quite simply -- Ant Drones perform a quasi-military (protectionist) function, and also supervise processes. They are ill-equipped to function as decision-making individuals, but rely on a strict manner of communication (which also doubles as an ID-verification system for suspect individuals), and on an advanced delegative organizational structure.
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