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From: Kreme@cup.portal.com (Lewis Kreme Butler)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Underground German Games
Message-ID: <19666@cup.portal.com>
Date: 19 Jun 89 10:25:20 GMT
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A while back I remeber hearing about a bunch of German arcade styled games
for the Apples that were written by hackers/pirates/whatever.  The games
"glorify the nazi movement" or something like that.  One of the game titles
was "Concentration Camp Manager," or something similar to that...

Anyway, my question is, has anyone actually seen these games (I use the
term loosely)?  Is there any way to obtain copies of these?  I know that
they are not copyrighted since the would be banned under German law.  They
must be purely underground software.

Also, are these games actually intended to glorify the Nazis, or are they
more in the "black humor" range?  Are they intended as pro-nazi propoganda,
or what?  I am interested in finding out as much as possible about this, so
if anyone with CONCRETE information would be willing to EMAIL me some info,
I would be happy to post a summary to the net.

-Kreme@cup.portal.com

                    "We named the dog Indiana."

P.S.  Of course, my interest in this subject is purely academic.

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