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How do you get the ray gun in nazi zombies?

Find the Weapons Crate/Chest, and purchase a random weapon. It may take several attempts and cost a lot of points, but sooner or later, you will get the Ray Gun... Or buy every gun in Kino Der Toten map and then go in the random box. Also on Five, you can get the Winter Howl, but they are very rear... Just keep going in the box until you get it. By the way, it looks like an evil black Ray Gun... In addition, you can upgrade the Winter Howl to turn it into the Winters Fury, which freezes zombies and explodes. Good Luck!


What does the name Totten mean?

Totten is derived from Toten - a German word for dead, as in the punk rock band "Die Toten Hosen" (The dead trousers!). Hopefully, this means they were either morticians or those who removed the dead during the plague - not murderers. The Domesday book, by assuming that no one had a surname until the Brits gave them one, lists the name as a diminutive of "tot" to mean village fool or idiot! That's of course the one that most people buy into. Being a Totten, myself, I was not willing to buy into it. It's demeaning and insulting and lazy that Ancestry.com and other sites use the Domesday definition. I started searching the name after a DNA test that showed eastern European and Germanic heritage. There is the Totten Mountain ski resort in Hemsdale, Norway and also the Oeste and Vestre (East and West) Totten region in southern Norway. A likely scenario for migration of the Totens (Tottens) is north to Norway, East to Ireland, Scotland, then England, and of course to the U.S.A. Please, prove me wrong.....if you don't believe this, look it up for yourself.


What books where banned during the third Reich?

Thousands of books and authors were banned during the famous Nazi book burning of 1933 for speaking out against the horrors of war, for just being Jewish, or even discussing sexual activity or politics. These included famous authors such as Ernest Hemmingway's "A Farewell to Arms", "The Iron Heel" by Jack London, and all books written by Sigmund Freud.