Word: hitlers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...eyes, the proposal represents a monumental propaganda setback for Castro. Throughout the hemisphere, which Castro hopes to lure into sympathy with his Marxist revolution, the response to his ransom demand was one of disgust. Wrote Rio's moderately liberal O Globo, whose circulation is the biggest in Brazil: "Hitler wanted to trade Jews for trucks; Fidel Castro wants to trade Cubans for tractors. It may be that this shows progress or superiority of Communism over Naziism, but we cannot...
...faces when the British do leave is all too obvious. Kofi Bandaya, a Lumumba type, runs the People's Progressive Party with a lust for power that is at least equal to his need for humiliating the whites. His "action troopers" care as little for African lives as Hitler's cared for those of decent Germans, and a worried fellow "revolutionary" who accuses him of taking lessons from Mein Kampf meets an appropriate end. When ineffectual Lieut. Glyn has to stand off the mobs with useless native troops, his one show of Kiplingesque courage gets him into more...
Perkins pointed out that the movement would appear to be stopped by violence if it desisted now. He compared "those in the South who think they're superior because they're white" to the devotees of Hitler's "master race" philosophy, and asked, "Should we appease this monster...
...London, Frankfurt, Stockholm, Essen admirers stomped and hollered for encores. In Hamburg she had to go back onstage in her street dress and Indian moccasins to sing two final songs. In Berlin the manager of the Sportpalast assured her that he had not heard so much audience noise since Hitler ranted there in 1938. He seemed to prefer Mahalia...
Mein Kampf. A searing documentary of the rise and fall of Hitler's Germany that catalogues in gruesome detail man's organized inhumanity to man. Culled from newspapers, Nazi propaganda pictures, Wehrmacht battle films and secret police footage...