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Calling a newspaper published under the auspices of the Nazis with an editor appointed by the Nazis "Nazi-censored" is highly misleading. If anything, simply saying "Nazi-censored" implies the newspaper is oppositional to the Nazis. As Chomiak was appointed by the Nazi administration to edit the newspaper (which had been seized from a Jewish owner) and as the editorial line of the newspaper was clearly pro-Nazi saying that it was "Nazi-censored" or "German-censored" as a leading descriptor is a mischaracterization and obfuscates the nature of the newspaper. Even Der Sturmer was "Nazi-censored" as all legal publications within Nazi occupied Europe were but to use that adjective in the lede would completely obscure the fact that Der Sturmer was an antisemitic Nazi propaganda newspaper. Wellington Bay (talk) 16:56, 6 April 2026 (UTC)Reply
