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Germany’s Dirty Little Secret: BMW 328 Roadster Designed By Jew

By BG / December 19, 2006
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The autoblog Jalopnik uncovered the hidden truth behind the design of the world-class BMW racing car that was manufactured in 1936. Originally the 328 line was attributed to an Aryan someone who wasn't even hired by Motorwerks till after the line was released. But it's now been confirmed that Kurt Joachimson, the car's designer, was Jewish.

According to Jalopnik:

The gorgeous 328 was in fact designed by Kurt Joachimson, a Hebrew brother from another mother who had created the first sporting BMW, the 315/1 Roadster.

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  • By sigal 4/3/10 at 6:33 p.m. UTC

    Kurt Joachimson is my grandfather. A few years back I looked him up on google and found out that he is the 328 roadsters’ designer, I then turned to BMW and their archives denied knowing anything about it. I glad he has finally recieved the credit and honor he deserves.

  • Ariel Lis
    By rel 12/20/06 at 1:25 p.m. UTC

    BMW did not pay compensations after the war, Other companies did.

  • Craig Leinoff
    By Craig Leinoff 12/20/06 at 1:01 p.m. UTC

    And Siemens manufactured Jew-electrocuting devices during the war before moving on to inferior-quality networking routers. I guess it just made sense at the time – you know, "When in a holocaust…" and all. I'd really be MORE concerned if they were STILL using Jews from the camps.

  • Ariel Lis
    By rel 12/20/06 at 12:07 p.m. UTC

    Don't drive a BMW

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