Strawmanning + moving the goalposts (your initial claim was that I don't support right-wing populists in NL) + a stunning lack of historical knowledge (Nazis never quite concealed their antisemitism).
Friend, look at history. It is not disputed that when classical conservatives started saying that Germany needs to cleanse itself of immoral elements, that atmosphere led to the rise of the Nazi Party . When the dog whistles were taken down, the most anti-semetic of them won.
That environment of condemnation against inner enemies, and support of making the country purged of bad influences, will always lead to attacks against those who were always hated by the far right.
They are going to come after you. Maybe you can say you believed in the right things and was a model citizen in their eyes, but that didn’t help German-Jewish Veterans from WW1.
When did the German pre-Hitler nationalist right use dog whistles against Jews as opposed to just saying it straight out?
This was a 1919 poster from the DNVP - the largest German party on the right for most the Weimar period (note Nazis weren't the first ones to use the swastika)
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Slightly off-topic but that's kind of interesting. Hitler literally doodled symbols he was considering for the NSDAP:
"Hmm... vich one of these looks scarier?"
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