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I allowed myself to correct a spelling error in the German section of the text. To my knowledge the word “klasst” does not exist. I substituted it for the word „klafft“, which is the term used in the original German text. Note that the Text is in “Frakturschrift” so s and f look quite similar. However “klafft” is also used on the German Wikipedia article.
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Un-German concepts were not being limited to "Jewishness" but were mostly defined by the leaders of the NSDAP. Jazz music is an example of this as Jazz was mainly regarded as "Negermusik" ("nigger music") and only secondarily linked to Jews. The definitions of "un-Germanity" were sometimes cast in laws and directives, sometimes rather vague and sometimes being depending on the whims of whomever related to this concept.
--89.183.38.25 (talk) 22:19, 14 September 2020 (UTC)