Posted on Feb 12, 2023
Anna Paulina Luna slammed over report she lied about being Jewish
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The report by the Post further revealed that Luna reportedly had Nazi roots, with several family members saying that Heinrich Mayerhofer, who died in 2003, served in the armed forces of Nazi Germany when he was a teenager in the 1940s.
Luna's uncle, Edward Mayerhofer, gave the newspaper what he said was a picture of his father Heinrich dressed in a uniform as a young soldier in Germany. The photo was reviewed by experts at the Simon Wiesenthal Center who confirmed that Heinrich's uniform matched that of a member of the Wehrmacht, the military of Nazi Germany.
Luna's uncle, Edward Mayerhofer, gave the newspaper what he said was a picture of his father Heinrich dressed in a uniform as a young soldier in Germany. The photo was reviewed by experts at the Simon Wiesenthal Center who confirmed that Heinrich's uniform matched that of a member of the Wehrmacht, the military of Nazi Germany.
Anna Paulina Luna slammed over report she lied about being Jewish
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The truth shall set you free!! PO1 William "Chip" Nagel good day Brother William, always informational and of the most interesting. Thanks for sharing, have a blessed day!
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Excellent post. Thank You for sharing this shipmate. They'll find out about Her lies soon.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."At the time, she was defending Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, over past comments that some viewed as antisemitic.
"I am also a small fraction [of] Ashkenazi. If she [Greene] were antisemitic, why did she endorse me?" Luna asked the publication.
The details in a Friday report by The Washington Post contradicted Luna's previous claims of Jewish heritage. Luna's mother, Monica Luna, said that the Republican's father George Mayerhofer—who Luna and other family members said was a drug addict—was a Christian who embraced the Messianic faith.
"He eventually got clean and started attending a messianic Jewish church in Orange County. He brought Anna to services and she buried him to Jewish customs," Monica Luna said, according to the Post.
However, Luna's father was Catholic, according to three members of Luna's extended family who said that they were not aware of him practicing any form of Judaism while the Florida congresswoman was growing up.
But, Luna's spokesperson Edie Heipel told Newsweek on Saturday that the family members that the Post cited are the congresswoman's "estranged family members."
"The sources WAPO used made bizarre claims and we find it ironic this is one of their sources. We don't take anything they say seriously and Rep. Luna doesn't associate with them as they are estranged family members – Rep. Luna's mother has also confirmed this," Luna's spokesperson said.
Mayerhofer's father, Heinrich Mayerhofer, identified as a Roman Catholic. He immigrated from Germany to Canada in 1954, according to records viewed by the newspaper."...
..."At the time, she was defending Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, over past comments that some viewed as antisemitic.
"I am also a small fraction [of] Ashkenazi. If she [Greene] were antisemitic, why did she endorse me?" Luna asked the publication.
The details in a Friday report by The Washington Post contradicted Luna's previous claims of Jewish heritage. Luna's mother, Monica Luna, said that the Republican's father George Mayerhofer—who Luna and other family members said was a drug addict—was a Christian who embraced the Messianic faith.
"He eventually got clean and started attending a messianic Jewish church in Orange County. He brought Anna to services and she buried him to Jewish customs," Monica Luna said, according to the Post.
However, Luna's father was Catholic, according to three members of Luna's extended family who said that they were not aware of him practicing any form of Judaism while the Florida congresswoman was growing up.
But, Luna's spokesperson Edie Heipel told Newsweek on Saturday that the family members that the Post cited are the congresswoman's "estranged family members."
"The sources WAPO used made bizarre claims and we find it ironic this is one of their sources. We don't take anything they say seriously and Rep. Luna doesn't associate with them as they are estranged family members – Rep. Luna's mother has also confirmed this," Luna's spokesperson said.
Mayerhofer's father, Heinrich Mayerhofer, identified as a Roman Catholic. He immigrated from Germany to Canada in 1954, according to records viewed by the newspaper."...
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