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“In a 1937 article, The New York Times noted "It is well known that Hitler is a vegetarian and does not drink or smoke. The lunch and dinner consist, therefore, for the most part of soup, eggs, vegetables and mineral water, although he occasionally relishes a slice of ham and relieves the tediousness of his diet with such delicacies as caviar ...".”
I saw some people claiming that back then some vegetarians ate meat because realistically it was difficult to have a fully meat free diet. But even then it feels to me like you still can’t call yourself a vegetarian if you choose to have the meat rather than it being forced on you because of shortages or whatever.
Could just be plain old propaganda though.
“In a 1937 article, The New York Times noted "It is well known that Hitler is a vegetarian and does not drink or smoke. The lunch and dinner consist, therefore, for the most part of soup, eggs, vegetables and mineral water, although he occasionally relishes a slice of ham and relieves the tediousness of his diet with such delicacies as caviar ...".”
I saw some people claiming that back then some vegetarians ate meat because realistically it was difficult to have a fully meat free diet. But even then it feels to me like you still can’t call yourself a vegetarian if you choose to have the meat rather than it being forced on you because of shortages or whatever.