Anti-Semitism in Germany - Ya Think?

To steal Soccerdad's wording again: If you haven't read William Grim's article at FRONTPAGEMAG.COM, you must. The most striking line, IMO, is when he states, "Young Fritz doesn't have to be overtly anti-Semitic today because his grandfather's generation did such a bang-up job of the Holocaust."

I see this as no different than a yeshiva guy who becomes ultra right-wing, only to come back to the normal, middle-path upon returning and spending time in Anerica. The Nazi's felt as if the Jews were a problem, and in order to ensure anti-semitism would continue for generations, they needed to go the "Katzeh haAcharon/the other extreme" (ie, the Holocaust), to steal the words of the Rambam.