Word: nazi
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Doorstep Murder. While police hustled the kicking, screaming man from the court, Baron von Freudiger brushed tears from his eyes. The interruption was a grim reminder of the bitterness that still ravages the Hungarian Jews who escaped Nazi annihilation. Some survivors insist that rich Jews bought their freedom by shipping poor Jews to the ovens of Auschwitz. One of the baron's colleagues. Dr. Rudolf Kastner, was denounced by an Israeli court in 1955 for his dealings with the Nazis. Later, Kastner was murdered on his doorstep by vengeful Jews...
Postwar treatment of Germany by the Allies not only crippled the Weimar Republic and laid the basis for Hitler's rise, but also prepared the way for the Nazi-Soviet Pact. The West could not afford to treat two Great Powers as outcasts, Kennan says...
...main motive was to before the Eastern Front, even if this necessitated everthrowing the Bolshevik government. But Kennan is somewhat obscure in ex planing why the intervention continued a year and a half after the end of the war. Similarly, Kennan tries to debunk the Soviet contention that the Nazi-Soviet pact of 1939 was entirely due to the West's failure to stand up to Hitler at Munich. But one is left wondering whether there would have been such a Pact had the West done just that...
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...
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...