Word: holocaust
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...holocaust is ever visited upon our blessed land, it won't be brought about by ERA marchers, civil libertarians, environmentalists, welfare programs or liberal courts. It will be at the hands of pushbutton zealots who can tolerate only one way of living and thinking, and who attack all other perspectives and philosophies of life as sinful and corrupt...
MARRIED. Gerald Green, 58, novelist (The Last Angry Man) who wrote the script for the Emmy Award-winning 1978 television series Holocaust; and Interior Designer Marlene Eagle, 46; both for the second time; in New Canaan, Conn...
...totally abandoned faith in his judgement as he muted any strong criticism of Nazism in his columns. Here, Steel treats Lippmann's irresolution along with his entire life of repressed Judaism with tactful compassion, but he does not come down hard enough on Lippmann for his waffling during the Holocaust. If many writers could find the courage to criticize Nazi atrocities, the evasion of responsibility by one of the most outspoken American journalists demands more scrutiny than Steel deigns to present...
...Bell points out in "The End of American Exceptionalism," "A society is a people shaped by history and bound by comity. It is the rupture of comity, the play of ideological passions to their utmost extreme, that shreds the society and turns the city into a holocaust." If equality and liberty were once coincident in America, this is no longer the case. It is clear what Bell believes. In "Liberalism in the Post-industrial Society," he says...
...could be used. Producers ended up buying $50,000 in trucks, a tank, uniforms, etc. John P. Filo, who took the famous Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph of the young woman kneeling over her dead friend, is in the movie--taking the picture. Kent State was written by Gerald Green (Holocaust...