One of the reasons Weimar is a lesson in what not to do is that it led to the Nazis.

Which, by the way, was not a genocidal regime that started a world war that only helped bring ruin to its own people.

Nazis didn't even start putting jews into camps, until the intentional jewish community declared an economic war against them.

Didn't even! Well then, if the "international Jewish" opposed the nutsi regime, that totally justifies exterminating German Jews.

Polish government was allowing faggot squads to raid pillage German villages.

ROFL. You mean the phony raid on a German radio tower where they killed concentration camp inmates and put them in Polish uniforms? You're a moron, but then again, you're a Nazi who believes that Joseph Stalin was a Jew.

After that, France and Britain declared war on Germany, but did not object soviets invading Poland at the same time.

Learn about history. 16 September is the not the same as 1 September.

The books Nazis were burning, have you ever wondered what was in them?

"Jewish science" like that of Albert Einstein, for one.

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And what did they actually achieve? To bring all of Eastern Europe under the domination of communist Russia.

But hey, at least they managed to slaughter tens of millions of innocent men, women and children in the process.

LOL, that's one way to put it. You do seem to forget they'd formed a military pact and four major economic trade agreements before Hitler decided to betray them. They were ideological counterparts and competitors, simultaneously. The Communists (and their localized Antifa comrades) hated Nazis because they were nationalists, and the Nazis hated Communists because they were globalist/internationalists.

And it's no real stretch to say that they are and were all complete shit bags. It's just a shame we couldn't have somehow let them utterly destroy each other.