Word: nazi
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Look Up and Live (CBS, 10:30-11 a.m.). First of a two-part documentary about how the people of Denmark saved almost all of the 8,000 Danish Jews from Nazi persecution in World...
...Mann often made such left-wing sounds. After he fled Germany in 1938, he was a supporter of all anti-Nazi groups, which often included Communists. His defense of the Communists for their anti-Nazi position was later used by them for their own purposes...
...Germany's moral responsibility; he has made the nation assume its share of guilt for World War II and for the inhumanity toward the Jews (he negotiated a formal reparations agreement with Israel). Yet, he has combined common sense and compassion in declaring that a member of the Nazi Party who did not personally participate in crime must not be condemned "forever...
...Europe, and in 1903, despite czarist censorship, smuggled to England the first full accounts (with pictures) of a massacre at Kishenev in which 47 Jews died. It scooped the British press in 1921 on the terms of the British mandate for Palestine, and during the early days of the Nazi regime persistently corrected the notion, widely entertained by British papers, that Jewish persecution in Germany could be dismissed as the exuberance of a youthful regime...
...perennial head of his class and still, say his foes, has the star pupil's condescending manner. From Königsberg University, Law Student Schröder went to the University of Edinburgh, finished his studies with a doctorate from Cologne. He says he quit the Nazi Party in 1941, when he married a part-Jewish woman. After the war, in which he served as an enlisted infantryman on the Russian front, Schröder joined the Christian Democrats, at Adenauer's urging campaigned in 1949 for the Düsseldorf seat in the Bundestag that he still...