Weeabo, I would guess. Though that is very reductive of me.

I think Prora is a great way to show how fascists (or capitalists in general) will always over promise and under-deliver, and then act like you’re in the wrong for expecting them to have actually delivered on their promises. How they will try to wow people with big impressive sounding things, but show little to no actual desire to keep moving forward with them, and will have their own behind the scenes reasons for creating something (usually militarisation or profit)

Nazis love the idea of “refuge in audacity” where they will say and do things so absurd that people disbelieve it on principle. Don’t be fooled. They knew what they were doing. Even if the heads of parliament themselves didn’t, enough people along the chain of decisions did and were ok with it. This is how fascism is normalised in a country. It’s not through a big brown “fascism filter” but through little “gaffes” like this, little “accidents” that occur more and more frequently, and become more and more normalised until they are no longer gaffes, but “just how things are.”