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No, Klemperer was not a Nazi. Those “Aryan papers” were issued by the Nazi government but didn’t mean the holder belonged to the Nazi Party.
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* While the name of the company's dance ''Volk'' could simply mean "people", the name of it also seems to draw parallels to the infamous ''Volkisch Movement'', which focused squarely on German identity enforced through the belief of ethno-nationalism. It makes parallels to Klemperer as well considering the reveal that he was once a Nazi during the Third Reich, something he's not proud of considering what happened to Anke.
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* While the name of the company's dance ''Volk'' could simply mean "people", the name of it also seems to draw parallels to the infamous ''Volkisch Movement'', which focused squarely on German identity enforced through the belief of ethno-nationalism. It makes parallels to Klemperer as well considering the reveal that he was once a Nazi during the Third Reich, something he's not proud of considering what happened to Anke.
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* Dr. Klemperer and Anke's heart is drawn on the corner of his cottage, with the couple's initials divided onto different walls. This mirrors their separation, with Klemperer believing that they were separated on opposite sides of the Berlin Wall.
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* Dr. Klemperer and Anke's heart is drawn on the corner of his cottage, with the couple's initials divided onto different walls. This mirrors their separation, with Klemperer believing that they were separated on opposite sides of the Berlin Wall.Wall.
* While the name of the company's dance ''Volk'' could simply mean "people", the name of it also seems to draw parallels to the infamous ''Volkisch Movement'', which focused squarely on German identity enforced through the belief of ethno-nationalism. It makes parallels to Klemperer as well considering the reveal that he was once a Nazi during the Third Reich, something he's not proud of considering what happened to Anke.
** The naming of "Volk" also parallels to the schism of the Coven, with one group lead by Markos and the other lead by Blanc.
* While the name of the company's dance ''Volk'' could simply mean "people", the name of it also seems to draw parallels to the infamous ''Volkisch Movement'', which focused squarely on German identity enforced through the belief of ethno-nationalism. It makes parallels to Klemperer as well considering the reveal that he was once a Nazi during the Third Reich, something he's not proud of considering what happened to Anke.
** The naming of "Volk" also parallels to the schism of the Coven, with one group lead by Markos and the other lead by Blanc.
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* Dr. Klemperer and Anke's heart is drawn on the corner of his cottage, with the couple's initials divided onto different walls. This mirrors their separation, with Klemperer believing that they were separated on opposite sides of the Berlin Wall.
* Dr. Klemperer and Anke's heart is drawn on the corner of his cottage, with the couple's initials divided onto different walls. This mirrors their separation, with Klemperer believing that they were separated on opposite sides of the Berlin Wall.
