Word: neo-nazi
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...intelligence that the ten could sneak out of Germany in the event of war. At the same time, he promised his friends that he would not disclose their identities to any Allied source. The ten-whom the authors refuse to identify even now, supposedly out of fear of neo-Nazi reprisals-were on the staff of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (Army General Staff), and had supplied Roessler with codes, call signs, and the latest-model radio transceiver in the German electronics inventory...
Horatio at the Wall. Many of Elon's observations are familiar enough. He reviews the industrial resurgence of West Germany. One reads again of the neo-Nazi lunatic fringe, but Elon suggests that a vigilant press and growing democratic values keep the extreme rightists cornered. And there are also the usual set pieces: the Horatian discourse before the Berlin Wall, the discovery of the Germans' compulsive need to be loved, the bloody reappearance of Schmisse (dueling scars) on the Nordic faces of West German Korporationen youth...
...nothing to play down its Jewishness. It never hesitates to point out bona fide Nazis who have been given important public office, and it has helped cause 23 of them to be removed. It was among the first newspapers to alert the nation to the growing danger of the neo-Nazi National Democratic Party. Nevertheless, the Weekly is often at odds with Jewish opinion abroad. It came to the defense of Adenauer's aide, Hans Globke, when Jews elsewhere were clamoring for his resignation. Though Globke had helped draw up the regulations depriving German Jews of citizenship, the paper...
...Mother (Amy Dolby). Booth plays a bungling British constable who sees all women as embodiments of virtue and makes his fortune by mistake. His principal errors involve: Stella Stevens, as a slatternly village dressmaker who tricks him into entombing her murdered husband; Honor Blackman, irrationally seductive as a mad neo-Nazi entomologist who breeds spiders the size of St. Bernards; and Shirley Jones, as a revolutionist who enlists Booth's aid to overthrow a Central American republic while pretending to make a movie about it. Comedian Lionel Jeffries labors throughout in four lunatic minor roles...
...kind of Paris-by-night tour-through the sewers, over the roofs, and into transvestite dens. For some Parisian reason, all the bad guy's spies are chestnut vendors. Another nice Gallic touch: as the heroine is about to be chained to the wall and whipped by a neo-Nazi sadist, she takes time out to lament that she missed her lunch...