Word: nazi
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...SOUND OF MUSIC. Julie Andrews winningly upstages the Tyrolean Alps and surmounts heaps of sugary sentiment in this Richard Rodgers-Oscar Hammerstein operetta about the Trapp Family Singers who fled Nazi-dominated Austria...
...whispered a backbencher in Jerusalem's Knesset last week. And well it might be, for the legislature was facing the most painful decision in Israel's recent history-the question of close diplomatic ties with West Germany, a nation inevitably associated in Jewish minds with the hated Nazi past...
...other Soc Scis will include Soc Sci Nazi Totalitarianism" taught by M. Hunt, assistant professor of Social Studies, and Soc Sci 124 "Civil in American History," a full course to be given by Mark DeWolfe Howe '28, Professor of Law, and Stanley Katz, assistant professor of History...
...Army captain, he received the Legion d'Honneur for his detective work in uncovering cached Nazi art loot...
These disturbing fables might have as their epigraph the theme of Goya's nightmarish etching cycle, the Caprichos: "The sleep of reason produces monsters." With merciless humor, Goya gave the forms of grotesque man-beasts to 18th century hypocrisies. Jakov Lind, writing cheerily of cannibals and cripples in Nazi Germany, imprisons the reader in sweaty dreams of guilt. The guilt is not merely German. Lind's force lies in his ability to suggest that the sleep of reason in this century produced not only monsters but a monstrous complicity-a pact signed and mutually witnessed by murderers, accessories...