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*The Nazi leaders prior to 1933 had openly declared their intentions to subvert democratic processes as a means to achieve their purposes, and to this end to harass and embarrass democratic forces at every turn. Thus Hitler himself had declared that.

*The Nazi leaders prior to 1933 had openly declared their intentions to subvert democratic processes as a means to achieve their purposes, and to this end to harass and embarrass democratic forces at every turn. Thus Hitler himself had declared that.

*Frick, writing in the ''National Socialist Yearbook'', declared:

*Frick, writing in the ''National Socialist Yearbook'', declared:

"''Our participation in the parliament does not indicate a support, but rather an undermining of the parliamentarian system. It does not indicate that we renounce our anti-parliamentarian attitude, but that we are fighting the enemy with his own weapons and that we are fighting for our National Socialist goal from the parliamentary platform."''<ref>{{cite web  

::"''Our participation in the parliament does not indicate a support, but rather an undermining of the parliamentarian system. It does not indicate that we renounce our anti-parliamentarian attitude, but that we are fighting the enemy with his own weapons and that we are fighting for our National Socialist goal from the parliamentary platform."''<ref>{{cite web  

|title=Nuremberg Trial Defendants: Franz Von Papen  

|title=Nuremberg Trial Defendants: Franz Von Papen  

|publisher= Jewish Virtual Library  

|publisher= Jewish Virtual Library  

|url=http://archive.org/stream/clemenceautheman027761mbp/clemenceautheman027761mbp_djvu.txt

|url=http://archive.org/stream/clemenceautheman027761mbp/clemenceautheman027761mbp_djvu.txt

|quote=Early Life: 1851. Liberty in every shape was, in fact, an essential part of this stalwart old Jacobin's political creed, while in the domain of physiology and general science he was a convinced evolutionist long before that conception of the inevitable development of the universe became part of the common thought of the time. ...Clemenceau, entering upon his father's profession, with the benefit of the paternal knowledge and full of the inculcated readiness to probe all the facts of life to the bottom, took up his medical studies as a serious business, after having gone through the ordinary curriculum of a school at Nantes.  

|quote=Early Life: 1851. Liberty in every shape was, in fact, an essential part of this stalwart old Jacobin's political creed, while in the domain of physiology and general science he was a convinced evolutionist long before that conception of the inevitable development of the universe became part of the common thought of the time. ...Clemenceau, entering upon his father's profession, with the benefit of the paternal knowledge and full of the inculcated readiness to probe all the facts of life to the bottom, took up his medical studies as a serious business, after having gone through the ordinary curriculum of a school at Nantes.  

|accessdate= December 17, 2013}}</ref>, as error.{{#tag:ref|cf.[[Experimental_science#Notable_examples|Experimental science: Notable examples]]|group=note}}  From that time on, [[Georges Clemenceau]] was among those who became Pasteur's fierce opponents, holding his [[scientific discovery|scientific discoveries]] in disdain.<ref name="Debré"/> For twenty years Clemenceau, the future "Tiger"<ref>{{cite book  

|accessdate= December 17, 2013}}</ref>, as error.{{#tag:ref|cf. [[Experimental_science#Notable_examples|Experimental science: Notable examples]]|group=note}}  From that time on, [[Georges Clemenceau]] was among those who became Pasteur's fierce opponents, holding his [[scientific discovery|scientific discoveries]] in disdain.<ref name="Debré"/> For twenty years Clemenceau, the future "Tiger"<ref>{{cite book  

|title=The Tiger: Georges Clemenceau, 1841-1929

|title=The Tiger: Georges Clemenceau, 1841-1929

|autor=George Adam

|autor=George Adam