funny when you know hitler actually forbid the use of fraktur because it looked too much like jewish albphabet. > in 19th- and 20th-century germany there was a dispute over whether german should be written in antiqua or the highly developed fraktur blackletter. in 1911, the german reichstag rejected an official switch to antiqua by only three votes: 85 to 82. hitler expressed a desire to switch to antiqua as early as 1934; however it took until 1941 for the transition to be made law, when martin bormann issued a decree switching to usage of international scripts such as antiqua.    ua_(typeface_class)
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