As Nazism took hold of Germany, however, he saw Nazism for what it was.
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On Minds, images referencing anti-semitism, Nazism and neo-Nazism, white supremacy, and more are all plainly visible.
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Gohmer's understanding of Nazism, from a basic misunderstanding of Nazism and Nazi ideology to what I term the 'Americanization' of Nazism: an effort to put Nazi Germany somewhere on the American political axis, where it very much does not belong.
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But the forces that animated genuine Nazism are experiencing a kind of resurgence — and too often, ironic neo-Nazism can bleed into the genuine article.
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In the Daily Stormer's "Normie's Guide to the Alt-Right," Andrew Anglin identifies one of the hallmarks of the alt-right as non-ironic Nazism masquerading as ironic Nazism.
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"The bigotry and ideology of neo-Nazism, Nazism, white supremacy and the Ku Klux Klan are a disgrace to this country and should be eradicated from the United States," Dreiband said.
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"The bigotry and ideology of neo-Nazism, Nazism, white supremacy and the Ku Klux Klan are a disgrace to this country and should be eradicated from the United States," he said.
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You can just denounce Nazism because you're not a Nazi!
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Our WWII Airborne forefathers jumped into Europe to defeat Nazism.
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When I say they have resurrected Nazism they go crazy.
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If there's anything funnier than child sex abuse, it's Nazism.
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Nazism was, in many ways, a perverted heir of Darwinism.
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"The United States defeated fascism, Nazism, and communism," he observed.
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It said the reference to Nazism had since been removed.
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His father, Tivadar Soros, recognized the threat of Nazism early.
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The church was both complicit in and compatible with Nazism.
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Jersey's poet laureate—he delivered a raucous denunciation of Nazism, Zionism,
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Grand schemes to remake society were tainted by Nazism and Bolshevism.
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Vice reported that neither brother was particularly committed to Nazism, however.
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Germany's historical burden of Nazism makes leading Europe even more difficult.
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REP. KEVIN MCCARTHY, R--CALIFORNIA: It said our ideology was a Nazism.
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Rewald refers to "Bird's Hell" (1938) as his clearest indictment of Nazism.
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In Wolfenstein, it simply illustrates how thoroughly Nazism has colonized American thought.
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We will not stand by as Nazism makes a resurgence in America.
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Populism can descend through several circles of hell into fascism and Nazism.
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Anything less than full accusations of Nazism will seem tame by comparison.
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Nazism threatened the body, whereas Communism demanded the surrender of the soul.
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With the full horrors of Nazism becoming clear, Mosley's views became intolerable.
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In the 20th Century, the United States defeated Fascism, Nazism, and Communism.
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There are people who would show the emblem of Hitler and Nazism.
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How do you think America and Europe — together — defeated Nazism and Communism?
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Neo-Nazism is resurging in Germany within a growing anti-immigrant movement.
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I promise that they're all more fun than spreading the hatred of Nazism.
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As his glittering academic career progressed, Europe was ravaged by Nazism and communism.
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Nazism calls for the violent extermination of races that the Nazis deemed inferior.
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Italy was never forced to reckon with Fascism as Germany was with Nazism.
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This is very similar to racialized fascist movements of the past, including Nazism.
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Some of the content, including symbols associated with Nazism in Germany, was illegal.
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" Where, Shrage asked, "is the Franklini Roosevelt who led our country against Nazism.
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Nazism calls for the violent extermination of people that the Nazis deemed inferior.
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Racism, white supremacy, and Nazism are antithetical to everything that conservatives hold dear.
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Initially, he wanted to write about the social and philosophical underpinnings of Nazism.
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Erdogan, in grotesque fashion, proclaimed that Nazism has risen again in Dutch guise.
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And then I added: I thought Nazism was over, but I was wrong.
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In previous days, he has frequently accused German and Dutch politicians of Nazism.
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The paper must include historical references such as Nazism, lynchings and discriminatory laws.
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His shows were about Nazism and decadence, marriage and nostalgia, injustice and upheaval.
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His shows were about Nazism and decadence, marriage and nostalgia, injustice and upheaval.
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"The bigotry and ideology of neo-Nazism, Nazism, white supremacy and the Ku Klux Klan are a disgrace to this country and should be eradicated from the United States," Dreiband said during a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday.
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Even before the rise of Nazism, France was highly suspicious of its Eastern neighbor.
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It's the closest experience to what I've read about Nazism that I've ever had.
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The vast literature on Hitler and Nazism keeps circling around a few enduring questions.
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Mr. Goldstein, 38, grew up in Schaerbeek, the child of Jewish refugees from Nazism.
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Polish, Russian, French and Dutch people; Gypsies and gay people, people who resisted Nazism.
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Once it goes into the streets, it is as violent as fascism and Nazism.
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We marched to Europe in two world wars to oppose aggression, Fascism and Nazism.
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These biases were reversed by the disasters of Nazism and the Second World War.
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Nazism is "a historical term" that "is not going to resonate today," he said.
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But in many American public schools, World War II and Nazism is barely mentioned.
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The show was prompted by her impression that their knowledge of Nazism was limited.
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"The bigotry and ideology of neo-Nazism, Nazism, white supremacy and the Klu Klux Klan are a disgrace to this country and should be eradicated from the United States," Eric Dreiband said during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday.
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And I went over to Wikipedia for the California Republicans, it did not say Nazism.
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But it seems that users were more interested in teaching racism and Nazism to Tay.
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" Erdogan's response to the Dutch decision: "I thought Nazism was over, but I was wrong.
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This is not the first time Mr. Trump has retweeted something linked to neo-Nazism.
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More than the shadows of Nazism, these jarring, hallucinatory scenes convey both doom and agony.
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Some have urged Mr Trump to apologise for equating Nazis with those who protest Nazism.
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Following the Holocaust, Germany passed laws cracking down on hate speech and praise of Nazism.
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In Germany, the national history of Nazism and genocide has profoundly impacted free speech laws.
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When Google did the same, did it stamp out some small portion of neo-Nazism?
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To pretend an equivalence grotesquely exaggerates Israel's guilt and renders the crimes of Nazism routine.
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" Nazism, he continued, was "really about to spoil for us even the idea of 'Europe.
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Look beyond the adorable von Trapp children: It's about the looming existential threat of Nazism.
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There is Cynthia Dunbar of Virginia, who has compared the gay rights movement to Nazism.
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Those who knew the suspect said he held extreme views and a fascination with Nazism.
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The Frankfurt School emerged during the rise of Nazism and Stalinism, both movements they opposed.
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It's not the first time people have tied Trump or his presidential campaign to Nazism.
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Bakshi used that ugliness to satirize and draw attention to everything from racism to Nazism.
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I look forward to hearing what brands it thought Nazism and pedophilia were appropriate for.
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Mr. Eitan also played an important role in smuggling Jewish refugees from Nazism into Palestine.
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"Mein Kampf" was published in 1925 and was the blueprint for Nazism and the Holocaust.
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In World War II, we beat the Axis powers and ended Nazism — for several decades.
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Actual Nazism remained in circulation, becoming one of various extremist ideologies on the international fringes.
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After the war, East Germany rebuilt historic landmarks, hoping to erase the memory of Nazism.
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Q. On that basis alone, would you establish a convergence between violinists and neo-Nazism?
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The case of Nazism is obviously one of those intractable historical problems for advocates of pacifism.
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He doesn't really believe in the causes of Nazism, they say, and is merely being outrageous.
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But how long does someone get to joke about endorsing Nazism before they're officially a Nazi?
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But many local authorities banned campaign rallies, something Erdogan compared to Nazism, causing a diplomatic rift.
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Young men in the 22017s liberated Europe from Nazism and the Pacific from the Japanese Empire.
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The concentration of their intellectual firepower on left-wing ideologies (rather than Nazism) can seem lopsided.
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It's like a reverse Godwin's Law: If you fail to mention Nazism, you lose the argument.
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But I don't draw the larger conclusion that New Yorkers are Nazis, or ok with Nazism.
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American liberalism is not at all like Nazism, and neither, for that matter, is American conservatism.
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As the former editor of the underground newspaper Combat, he embodied the humanist response to Nazism.
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The less Canadians know about the Holocaust, the more likely they are to tolerate neo-Nazism.
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The party is also frequently linked to far-right movements such as neo-Nazism and identitarianism.
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In one tweet he criticized Google for showing "Nazism" as one of the California GOP's ideologies.
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It's hard to think of another painting that so vividly captures the sociopathic ferocity of Nazism.
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Your father fought in World War II. Neo-Nazism is a personal issue for you, yes?
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We are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism, or communism.
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You're introduced to a different cast of monsters who call Nazism home and Hitler their boss.
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"Go ahead and make your case for Nazism, a white nation, and racial superiority," he said.
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Nazism — not to mention white supremacy and racial bigotry — has no place in a civilized society.
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The Ukrainian nationalism, which went hand in hand with German Nazism, is on the rise again.
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Germany has also banned neo-Nazi organizations and "language that's somehow connected to Nazism," Feffer added.
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That policy, compared within Labour itself to neo-Nazism, inspired a small revolt against Shorten's leadership.
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Its exhibitions are aimed at reminding people that Nazism alone could not have perpetrated the Holocaust.
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The "Memorial to Homosexuals Persecuted Under Nazism" was a project over ten years in the making.
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For instance, in June, shortly after the Irish vote, Francis equated abortion with "white glove" Nazism.
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As a self-proclaimed "anti-hate satire" (or, in Waititi's words, an "anti-fuckface satire") the apparent objects of Jojo Rabbit's scorn are Nazism particularly, and a more generalized culture of zealous hate-mongering that is, in a modern context, productively associated with Nazism and its history.
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Even where not banned, any expression of sympathy with Nazism is usually agreed to be socially abhorrent.
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On Thursday, an error in search results listed "Nazism" as the ideology of the California Republican Party.
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Created under the specter of Nazism, these images are startling and have lost none of their power.
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You are embarrassing our country and the millions of Americans who fought and died to defeat Nazism.
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In Charlottesville, the bold show of neo-Nazism, countered by anarchist antifa, seemingly marked a turning point.
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In 1945 Clement Attlee denounced it as "alien to all our traditions" and an "instrument of Nazism".
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"I think condemning white supremacy and the KKK and neo-Nazism was the first step," McDaniel answered.
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Milo has fashioned himself as a provocative advocate for free speech, but has a history with Nazism.
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The taboo on Nazism eroded during the 2016 election and the first year of Donald Trump's presidency.
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If so, he'll be the first far-right European head of state since the end of Nazism.
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By way of historical analogy, it is to avoid firebombing Dresden in the name of defeating Nazism.
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Why does it matter that Bolshevism and Nazism both have certain structural and psychological resemblances to Christianity?
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In 1933, the rise of Nazism, with its strong opposition to modernism, forced the Bauhaus to close.
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Since at least 2012, Twitter has blocked far-right tweets in accordance with Germany's anti-Nazism laws.
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There he began writing articles on residual Nazism in Germany for the French daily newspaper Le Monde.
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To name just one: It justified the refusal to accept refugees from Nazism, including 20,000 Jewish children.
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The specter of Nazism stays on the periphery of "Gilgi" like a weather front darkening distant skies.
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Previously, it was known as Ultima Thule, which became controversial after the name was linked to Nazism.
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By that time, he was famous throughout the world for his implacable hatred of Fascism and Nazism.
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"Brazil, which sent brave soldiers to combat Nazism on European soil, doesn't deserve it," the statement read.
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Fundamentalist belief systems — ISIS, al Qaeda and neo-Nazism — challenge foundational ethical norms and elemental safety needs.
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If the future was a struggle between Nazism and Communism, then Communism was the only possible choice.
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Since the 1930s it has not typically been a challenge for an American leader to denounce Nazism.
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Mr. Trump has rejected comparisons with the earlier movement, with its taint of Nazism and anti-Semitism.
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Indeed, perhaps the most effective portrayal of Nazism is one that looks on its horrors with humor.
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The movie also represents a stirring counterpoint to Austria's historical connection to Nazism and anti-Semitic propaganda.
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Swalwell says that kind of rhetoric is best left in the past ... just like Nazism and slavery.
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Just days after Google inadvertently listed "Nazism" as one of the ideologies of the California Republican party, Rep.
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"We are facing another 'ism,' just like we faced Nazism, and fascism, and imperialism and communism," Flynn said.
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Over the 20 years preceding, most of the family had already left Hungary, some fleeing Nazism; others communism.
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This is by no means the first time that Nazism has been connected to milk on the Internet.
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The suspect, Jeremy Joseph Christian, has shared social media posts in the past encouraging political violence and Nazism.
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Those who knew Fields at his high school said he held extreme views and a fascination with Nazism.
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Neo-Nazism resides at the opposite end of the whiteness spectrum from the slice that Lander's blog highlighted.
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The study notes that far-right extremist ideologies like racism, Islamophobia, xenophobia, and Nazism predate the Trump presidency.
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This kind of casual invocation of Nazism is offensive enough when it comes from random Twitter troll accounts.
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Exhausting levels of detail piled up, but central questions remained about Germany's relationship to Nazism past and present.
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Google has blamed "vandalism" on Wikipedia for a search result that linked the California Republican Party to Nazism.
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For example, state-guided media claim that Russia's enemies are Nazism and a Western decadence epitomised by homosexuality.
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ABC 15 Arizona said it is unclear when the symbols of Nazism where first drawn on the billboard.
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"Americans are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism, or communism," he began.
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This, said Schwartz, includes the belief that Nazism and white nationalism have no place in a democratic America.
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Erich Fromm, a German-Jewish psychoanalyst who fled Nazism, described authoritarian personalities as simultaneously craving power and submission.
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She moved to England in 1933, after her family left Germany to escape the growing threat of Nazism.
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"He had a lively presence and was an important witness to the evils of Nazism," Mr. Hope said.
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The surge of the Sweden Democrats, with their roots in Swedish fascism and neo-Nazism, has astounded many.
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She said Germany — where the memory of Nazism looms large — should focus on its own far-right movement.
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Hence one rhetorical strategy of the alt-right, which constantly gestures toward Nazism without actually assuming the designation.
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I immediately felt sick to my stomach, as I always do when confronted with imagery associated with Nazism.
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"We survived Communism, Nazism, 1918," when the Austro-Hungarian empire collapsed and the first Czechoslovak Republic was created.
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" Second tweet: "Young men in the 1940s liberated Europe from Nazism and the Pacific from the Japanese Empire.
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"The new Nazism is very demonized and toxic, and associating your brand with that is crazy," he said.
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Gesine is haunted — by her family's embrace of Nazism, her mother's suicide, the death of her daughter's father.
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All denounced Nazism and other hate groups, with most expressing that they didn't want those groups to participate.
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The idea at the root of the M&Ms or Skittles imagery is as old as Nazism itself.
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They called on an expert witness to discuss historical and present-day links between Nazism and violent jihad.
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Does this kind of zealotry help explain things like the French revolution, the rise of Bolshevism and Nazism?
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On Thursday, an error in Google&aposs search results listed "Nazism" as the ideology of the California Republican Party.
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Some prominent members, like aviator Charles Lindbergh, actively sympathized with Nazism — a stance that eventually discredited the group entirely.
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If a bunch of racists are playacting Nazism in your name isn't the natural response to be personally furious?
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Recently, conservatives were in an uproar after the Google snippet for the Republican party listed "Nazism" as their ideology.
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There, the shooter had a long history of promoting anti-Semitism, neo-Nazism, and suggesting violence against Jewish people.
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Obviously, people have a reason to be skeptical: the film has the disturbing potential to romanticize Nazis and Nazism.
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" Derek Weimer said the 22019-year-old had "this fascination with Nazism and a big idolatry of Adolf Hitler.
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The next day, they were out in force again, openly waving symbols of Nazism and other far-right movements.
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And many of the artists were not rebellious against the rise of Nazism or politically motivated in their art.
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Adorno was another of Europe's dispossessed, suffering the breakup of European culture under the assault of Fascism and Nazism.
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We live in an age in which there is an "ism" for everything: communism, fascism, Nazism, totalitarianism, nationalism, etc.
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Ms Tamir: Nazism, Fascism and Marxism taught us that ideologies can cause harm when taken to their logical conclusions.
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In the 1990s, my home state of Idaho gained a national reputation for being a hotbed of neo-Nazism.
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America's men and women in uniform have given their lives in the fight against Nazism, imperialism, communism and terrorism.
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Since 1945, the historiography of Nazism has undergone several broad transformations, reflecting political pressures both within Germany and abroad.
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Issa pressed Google on an incident where search results claimed Nazism was an ideology of the California Republican Party.
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It's a view of history structured by certain nationalist ideologies that echo the historical visions of Nazism, for example.
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"I've been out hearing the left talking about all these things, fascism, Nazism on the right," Trump Jr. said.
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And if you don't go looking for neo-Nazism, or videos of decapitations, you won't be directed to them.
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Less than a week before the California primary, Google listed "Nazism" as the ideology of the California Republican Party.
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But the words "Nazi" or "Nazism" do not appear in the current Wikipedia page for the California Republican Party.
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I think it has to be seen in a larger picture and the picture of Nazism as a movement.
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America's men and women in uniform have given their lives in the fight against Nazism, imperialism, Communism, and terrorism.
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Hope returned when Joseph Ratzinger, a German who had lived through both Nazism and communism, became Pope Benedict XVI.
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"And the sooner the purveyors of hate, of fascism, of Nazism, of a death cult realize that, the better."
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Some prominent members, like aviator Charles Lindbergh, actively sympathized with Nazism — a stance that soon discredited the group entirely.
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The Simon Wiesenthal Center subsequently declared that BTS owed both the Japanese people and victims of Nazism an apology.
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"Would the club invite speakers who promote racism, anti-Semitism or Nazism?" he wrote Saturday on his Facebook page.
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And it has fully embraced the imagery of Nazism, from Adolf Hitler to swastika flags to the Nazi salute.
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However, his constant references to political violence and today Nazism to describe Bernie Sanders campaign is beyond the pale.
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Some black metal sub-genres represent hateful ideologies, like National Socialist Black Metal, which promotes Nazism and similar views.
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" French philosopher Michel Foucault, likewise, commented in an interview that "Every shoddy erotic fantasy is now attributed to Nazism.
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It's bizarre, because Battlefield V has otherwise gone to some lengths to sap most of the Nazism out of WWII.
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We somehow wound up bogged down in setting the terms of debate while real-world Nazism surged and threatened violence.
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Cockburn described the "Unite the Right" rally as "unvarnished Nazism" and encouraged followers to support minority-owned businesses and charities.
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Like most similar movements such as neo-Nazism, white supremacists typically oppose members of other races as well as Jews.
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But, Datsik is more renowned for his outlandish statements, his neo-Nazism and other despicable crimes outside of the sport.
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"The Jews", the thinking often goes, have failed to learn the moral lesson of Nazism and so are uniquely deficient.
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Nazism proves disturbingly resilient, taking on new guises in Scandinavia and South America, where it is welcomed with open arms.
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The cleansing of the German psyche, the deliberate education of children about what Nazism meant, has had no parallels elsewhere.
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The ways and philosophies that produce virulent politics of hate, such as Islamic fundamentalism or Nazism, are not our ways.
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But now she resents the politics of the East, arguing that East Germans are inadequately educated about Nazism and racism.
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For instance, the public promotion of nazism, racism, and antisemitism are considered illegal in most, if not all, European countries.
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What was your role as a filmmaker when these heavier, darker issues came up, like Macleod's history of neo-Nazism?
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The first thing that popped up was a box from Wikipedia, and "Nazism" was listed prominently in the ideology category.
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Often times, they cull work from artists who have no political affiliations with Neo-Nazism, much to those artists' despair.
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A separate tapestry shows another figure in the German resistance to Nazism, Liselotte Herrmann, who was also executed in 1938.
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Today's practice is not the same as slavery or Nazism, but it still fits neatly into the annals of barbarism.
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On a visit to Prague she saw her father's name, Hans Neumann, on a list of Jewish victims of Nazism.
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Second, it doesn't acknowledge the fact that ideologies lumped in the domestic bucket can also be rooted abroad (see Nazism).
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In Germany, the experience of Nazism and Communism highlights the clamor for free speech and how best to protect it.
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It's difficult to track whether the resurgence of neo-Nazism has caused a spike in the production of Nazi souvenirs.
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In 1933, with the emergence of Nazism and the closing of the Bauhaus, the couple moved to the United States.
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Once more: We will not tolerate any form of fascism, nazism, racism, hate or intolerance from anyone in our establishment.
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"We disavow Nazism" or "we're nonviolent," the Nazis say; there were "very fine people on both sides," the president says.
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There has been no shortage of Democrats and Republicans falsely accusing each other of Nazism over the last two decades.
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I fear some of them, especially the ones who "seig heil" in the capital of the country that helped defeat Nazism.
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At a time when people were looking for hope during the life-and-death struggle with Nazism, Schumpeter offered only gloom.
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He gathers his supporters at a rally that is both historical in its overt references to Nazism and eerily topical today.
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These groups, especially in Germany, were a failed attempt by the left to unite against the threats of fascism and nazism.
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It does appear that people are... amazingly, Nazism remains alive, after all of the evil it has caused in the world.
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The museum also said neo-Nazism in any form is "antithetical to Americans values and has no place in American society."
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Evoking recent mass shootings, Mr. Herdman denounced Mr. Reardon and his toxic views, describing Nazism and racial superiority as failed ideologies.
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In June, Google listed "Nazism" as the ideology of the California Republican party, blaming "vandalism" at Wikipedia for the search results.
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The correlation between knowledge and the rejection of neo-Nazism and anti-Semitic behaviors further underscores the importance of Holocaust education.
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Prominent AfD leaders have repeatedly provoked fury by minimizing the horrors of Nazism, which they say Germans have sufficiently atoned for.
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But he warned that viewing today's politics through the lens of Nazism could obscure the distinct dangers that contemporary phenomena pose.
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And the focus at Sachsenhausen — like memorials across Germany — is beginning to shift from the victims to the perpetrators of Nazism.
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"Playing Pokémon Go in a memorial dedicated to the victims of Nazism is extremely inappropriate," Andrew Hollinger said in a statement.
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But some people who knew Fields at his Ohio high school said he had extreme views and a fascination with Nazism.
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As Jewish Americans, we were troubled by notions of the prevalence of anti-Semitism and neo-Nazism in the United States.
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Despite the data, Trump froze federal funding for grants award to groups tasked with combating neo-Nazism and right-wing extremism.
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Yet the stories my grandmother and her brothers told were about how their daily lives slowly changed as Nazism gained power.
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According to some historians (though not all), he regarded his epic project as politically neutral, even after the rise of Nazism.
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The last third of the book unfolds in Munich — turned by Hitler and his architects into a monstrous shrine to Nazism.
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It was a tragic unfurling of alliances that claimed 10 million lives and laid the groundwork for both Stalinism and Nazism.
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Nazism itself is depicted a bit abstractly, a matter of symbols and attitudes and stock images rather than specifically mobilized hatreds.
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As he attempted to give a speech on his beliefs, he was overwhelmed by chants condemning white supremacy and neo-Nazism.
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For example, being born in 1962, that means I was born 17 years after the end of World War II. And the feeling coming out of World War II was we had defeated Nazism, and we had defeated the whole idea, the notion of Nazism, what it represents in human nature and what it represents in the world, forever.
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The existing article on Trump administration family separation policy sufficient covers this situation without further politicizing it by associating them with Nazism.
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According to one of his former teachers, Fields was known in high school for being fascinated with Nazism and idolizing Adolf Hitler.
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Its very streets are studded with Stolpersteine, or brass cobblestones marking the victims of Nazism at the addresses where they once lived.
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Schumpeter had been complacent about the rise of Nazism; but for Popper and Hayek, the devastation unleashed by fascism was self-evident.
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But it wasn't until young Massaquoi visited the Hamburg Zoo that the emotional connection he had felt towards Nazism was finally severed.
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It has been repeatedly reinvented as communism, and then terrorism, took over from Nazism as the main threat to the world order.
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Nazism was a rejection of the basic tenets of socialism entirely, in favor of a state built on race and racial classifications.
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Like others around the world, the members of the committee were concerned about whether the games would work in favor of Nazism.
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"In the 20th century, the U.S. defeated fascism, Nazism and communism," Trump said at a late afternoon rally in Fort Myers, Fla.
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In Austria, right-wing student fraternities sometimes espouse ideas with echoes of Nazism, like the concept of an expanded Germany including Austria.
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He pursued similar work as the rise of Nazism forced him to Amsterdam, London and ultimately to the United States, in 1937.
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Nazism, with its blood sacrifice of the individual to the state and the race, represented the opposite of everything he believed in.
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His dissertation, entitled "The Secret Relationship between Nazism and the Zionist Movement" - to which Lieberman referred - drew widespread criticism from Jewish groups.
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White supremacy and neo-Nazism have now crossed over from words to murder, and this is a line we will not tolerate.
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But I think that to understand Nazism and fascism we have to situate them within a larger conversation about historical white supremacy.
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This month, YouTube announced plans to remove thousands of videos and channels that advocate neo-Nazism, white supremacy and other bigoted ideologies.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Shoval denounced all expressions of neo-Nazism as abhorrent and said nothing could be equated with it.
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"Pure trolls are amoral"—they post swastikas, he suggested, not out of an allegiance to Nazism but because they enjoy riling people.
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"Brazilians are far more worried about public safety, employment, inflation and the real economy than with issues such as Nazism," Aragão said.
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"You get disturbed when we say it is fascism, it's Nazism, but what you are doing fits in that definition," he said.
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But his missteps in life, including early flirtations with Nazism, never rubbed off on IKEA, one of the world's most recognizable brands.
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The United States resisted the temptations of Nazism, fascism and communism that beguiled Europe in the first half of the 20th century.
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" Robbins said "it is incomprehensible that we're having this conversation in 2017" and said Cisco denounces "racism, discrimination, neo-Nazism, white supremacy.
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They helped defeat Nazism, push back Communism, liberate oppressed people around the world and shine a much-needed light into closed places.
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Mr. Trudeau also apologized for Canada's decision not to allow Jews who were fleeing Nazism to disembark from a ship in 1939.
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Sometimes they'll add that it is "associated with" or "connected to" white nationalism, white supremacy, or neo-Nazism — and sometimes they won't.
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I can understand how people unfamiliar with the ubiquity of Confederate symbols in the South might find the analogy to Nazism compelling.
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People of the "alt-right" are very concerned about being called Nazis, even when they promote ideas that are unquestionably aligned with Nazism.
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Among other examples of disgusting labeling and rhetoric is one from Google, which listed " Nazism " as the ideology of the California Republican Party.
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Before the alt-right movement became more widely known for neo-Nazism and white supremacism, its members were frequently described as internet trolls.
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"These two totalitarianisms, Nazism and communism were the greatest tragedies in the history of mankind," Morawiecki said during televised remarks on Jan. 23.
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Sure, neo-Nazism is bad, but backtracking now only ensures that they have a spot somewhere else in media, in Canada or elsewhere.
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Leading the protest along with him were actors Mark Ruffalo, Olivia Wilde, and Zoe Kazan who lead chants denouncing fascism, nazism, and racism.
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He was with a social worker, who had brought him to the camp to try and show him what Nazism did to Germany.
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It is also important to remember that Nazism was not wholly anathema in British society at the time, particularly among the upper classes.
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With Nazism continuing its rise, Arendt was forced to leave Europe for New York City, where she lived until her death in 1975.
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Bandera's brief collaboration with the Nazis has led some members of Right Sector to meld their nationalism with a thin understanding of Nazism.
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A car was driven at a crowd of counter protesters, allegedly by a man fascinated with Nazism, killing Heather Heyer and injuring others.
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The German families never thought of themselves as heroes even as they, as Socialists, had resisted Nazism in small ways throughout the war.
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Satyagraha, which presumed a basic commitment to dialogue on all sides, was likely to be impotent against Nazism or any other genocidal ideology.
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This situation is particularly complicated in Austria, however, because it is where this wave of right-wing sentiment meets the shadow of Nazism.
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In addition, a statement from the Justice Department said that Nolan Brewer had openly identified with Nazism and white supremacy to co-workers.
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Among other examples of disgusting labeling and rhetoric is one from Google, which listed "Nazism" as the ideology of the California Republican Party.
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Did you worry that the movie romanticizes fascism or Nazism, because it seems like the philosophical spark for some "mad genius" like Varg?
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Such a marker would perhaps serve to balance the post-election criticism that Twitter has normalized neo-Nazism by helpfully identifying its presence.
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After the war, Albert Reimann Jr.'s fervent Nazism and abuse of forced laborers did not stop his family from attaining colossal wealth.
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He stirred controversy during the visit when he echoed an earlier remark by his foreign minister, who said Nazism was a leftist movement.
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"This story is preventing the wounds inflicted by World War II and the horrors of Nazism from healing," he said in a statement.
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In September, Mr. Erdogan returned to a theme by accusing German politicians of Nazism for questioning whether Turkey should join the European Union.
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It was directly in response to Nazism that the World Medical Association issued its Geneva Declaration to clarify the humanitarian goals of medicine.
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Their ideas took shape when several of the critical theorists fled Nazism, landed in the US, and turned their gaze on American culture.
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After the changes were published, users quickly pointed out that at least 10 subreddits pertaining to the alt-right and Nazism had been removed.
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Right-wing outlets like Breitbart and InfoWars have been targeting David Hogg and other Parkland shooting survivors with false comparisons to Hitler and Nazism.
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This photo essay reveals the long and horrifying history of American citizens who have chosen to pledge their allegiance to Nazism since the 1930s.
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But rather than being lauded for tackling Nazism, Wojcicki was met with a barrage of questions about videos she has decided to leave up.
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His dissertation, entitled "The Secret Relationship between Nazism and the Zionist Movement", drew widespread criticism from Jewish groups, who accused him of Holocaust denial.
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Carl von Ossietzky, who won the prize in 1935 for opposing Nazism, was the first laureate to die in German state custody in 1938.
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In the wake of the second world war the survivors of the Holocaust drew a sharply different conclusion from Nazism than the victorious Allies.
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Perhaps you can start by saying a bit about your focus as a historian, particularly as it relates to World War II and Nazism.
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From the report:First, it recommended "Thor Steinar," a clothing brand that has been outlawed in the German parliament for its association with neo-Nazism.
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Owning objects or making statements that glorify Nazism is illegal in Austria, where Hitler was born and which was annexed into his Third Reich.
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Donald Trump's staunchest supporters -- who've been labeled "deplorables" by some -- won't be making salutes that stink of Nazism at their DeploraBall ... TMZ has learned.
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"These events make it clear, now more than ever, that Confederate monuments have become symbols of modern white supremacy and neo-Nazism," Fenves said.
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Focus turns to Fields' behavior Those who knew Fields at his Ohio high school said he held extreme views and a fascination with Nazism.
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Their thinkers are still churning through the fallout from the struggle against, and sometimes capitulation to, Nazism, and with the long resistance to Communism.
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The Brazilian president made headlines after the visit when he said that there was "no doubt" that Nazism was born from a leftist movement.
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When Europe responded to the depression after World War I with Nazism and communism, America responded in our own way with the New Deal.
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Both the Germans and Dutch have been incensed by the comparisons to Nazism and German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said the references must stop.
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"All it took was 3 days of crushing public pressure for @realDonaldTrump to finally muster the courage to condemn nazism & racism," Ryan tweeted Monday.
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Northern papers celebrated Owens' American-ness and noted his blackness, but hardly framed Owens' performance as a refutation of Nazism, let alone American racism.
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The sentiments that presumably drove Fields to commit such a horrific crime also have names: bigotry, racial animosity, white supremacy, and possible neo-Nazism.
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Of all those in Western Europe who labored to defeat Nazism and restore peace to the world, Winston Churchill surely played the leading role.
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With the rise of Nazism, he had immigrated from Germany to British-mandate Palestine with his family in 1933, at the age of 10.
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Nor is German neo-Nazism new: In 1991, there were 30 neo-Nazi groups and 46 other right-wing groups, according to the government.
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Razor-wire fences suddenly sprouted along borders that had only recently been proudly opened after more than a half-century of Nazism and communism.
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Stanislav Micev, the museum director, characterized Mr. Kotleba's message as "fascism with elements of Nazism," mixing Mussolini's strongman rule with Hitler's demonization of minorities.
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They drum up moral outrage over race, religion, and ethnicity to pander to philosophical ideas that are rooted in Nazism, rather than American conservatism.
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In his dullness, Britain found a monarch to lead it through World War II. In Edward, it found one who favored appeasement and Nazism.
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Six days ago, someone edited the Wikipedia page for "California Republican Party" to include "Nazism," something that wasn't changed until Wednesday, Wikipedia's edit logs show.
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Alt-right ideology is closely aligned with neo-Nazism, though adherents often reject the Nazi label despite sharing hatred of nonwhite people and often Jews.
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Amid the steady removal of smaller accounts with obvious associations to neo-Nazism, the question remains if Twitter will act against these movements' loudest enablers.
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But it has purged many members who were caught flirting with neo-Nazism or white nationalism in a deliberate effort to break into the mainstream.
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Those Viennese who escaped Nazism went on to sustain the West during the cold war, and to restore the traditions of empiricism and liberal democracy.
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In the case of "Life and Fate", Grossman's panorama of Nazism, Stalinism and the war is condensed into three and a half hours of drama.
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Some boards look for specific issues while others consider issues more generally (PEGI has a 'discrimination' ratings descriptor, USK is particularly sensitive to Nazism, etc.).
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" Pointing to the German, Dutch, Austrian and Danish bans on Turkish ministers attending rallies in Turkish expat communities, he referred to "a new Nazism tendency.
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At the weekend, Erdogan dubbed the Netherlands "Nazi remnants" and said "Nazism is still widespread in the West", comments echoed in Turkish media on Monday.
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The "forged message" is not the only time Von D has been accused of alleged anti-Semitism: her ex Jesse James was linked to Nazism.
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The backdrop taps into the political turmoil of the time, explicitly referencing Nazism, the rise of fascism, and the left-wing extremist Red Faction Army.
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Unlike in the past, when the Soviet Union commemorated the Great Patriotic War against fascism across Eastern Europe, Nazism is no longer something to hide.
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" A Google search for "California Republican Party" apparently returned a sidebar result listing Nazism as one of the party's ideologies alongside "conservatism" and "market liberalism.
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Both the Canadian and American studies shed light on a relationship between detailed Holocaust knowledge and the likelihood of rejecting anti-Semitism and neo-Nazism.
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"Playing the game is not appropriate in the museum, which is a memorial to the victims of Nazism," Andrew Hollinger, a museum spokesman, said Tuesday.
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"We have never done anything other than demonstrate to a bunch of idiots that when they talk about Nazism, they better learn about it first."
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These prejudices are integral to their brand of nationalism – a notion of pan-German nationalism that has been widely discredited by its associations with Nazism.
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Visible from almost every vantage point in the city, the statue is a powerful reminder of the price that Soviet people paid to defeat Nazism.
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The company said on Wednesday that it would take down thousands of videos and channels that promote extremist ideologies like neo-Nazism and white supremacy.
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YouTube this month banned videos that promote white supremacy and neo-Nazism, after users expressed outrage that such content was easily accessible on the site.
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This week, the group released a video interspersing clips of Donald Trump denouncing "globalists" with images of Nazism, anti-Semitic propaganda and anti-Semitic tweets.
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But for a few shining years, Winchell used his talents to forge a singular front in the American battle against Nazism in all its forms.
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This was a positive step, a vast improvement from his statement on Saturday, which pointedly omitted any reference to white supremacy, Nazism, or their acolytes.
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After the war, Germany tried to put Nazism back in its box by banning public display of swastikas and other emblems of the Third Reich.
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They are betting that they can achieve the effect they seek by embracing the Confederate cause, while serving up easy-listening Nazism on the side.
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Black Bear Bar's original posts have been removed and replaced on Instagram with a post saying that the venue "does not endorse" Nazism or racism.
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Turkish fencer Halet Cambel was the first Muslim woman to compete in the Olympics, at the 1936 games in Berlin during the rise of Nazism.
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Incidentally, Klaus Mann was the son of the more famous writer Thomas Mann, who also penned a novel about Nazism using the story of Faustus.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan likened the moves to Nazism, which caused the Dutch Prime Minister to take a possible meeting with Erdogan off the table.
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Google displayed the information in the knowledge panel next to search results which listed Nazism alongside Fiscal Conservativism, Market Liberalism, and ideologies of the state GOP.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel suggested the violence was a threat to Germany's post-war constitution, which included provisions designed to ensure Nazism could never return to Germany.
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But he got the three biggest things right: the threats posed by Prussian militarism before 1914, by Soviet communism after 1945 and by Nazism in between.
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Strengthening their ties, which were forged in wars against Nazism and then communism, is a good way of reminding both countries of their common liberal heritage.
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Nazism arose in Germany, gained power in Germany, held power in Germany, and would ultimately fall at the end of the Second World War in Germany.
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Russia consistently combats the glorification of Nazism - made a crime in 2014 - the propaganda of Nazi ideas and attempts at racial hatred or discrimination, he said.
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Then, it recommended "NPD Group," the name of both a prominent American market research firm and a far-right German political party associated with neo-Nazism.
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You couldn't even make a film decrying Nazism until right before the U.S. entered World War II.Filmmakers getting out of the exhibiting game changed things dramatically.
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In 2013 he likened those who eschewed his kamikaze tactics to appeasers of Nazism; now, on the stump, he lambasts mainstream Republicans as corrupt and pusillanimous.
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The Vitézi Rend, an elite nationalist and racist order with a history of collaborating with Nazism, claims that Gorka is a sworn member to their group.
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The "high ideals that some Western leaders brought into global debate," as Miliband put it, were defined by the absolute opposition to all that Nazism represented.
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McCarty had also hammered Google in May after the website's "knowledge panel," which displays facts about things users search, showed "Nazism" among the California GOP's ideologies.
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UNKNOWN: Mr. President-elect, I wanted to ask you, there was a conference this past weekend in Washington of people who pledged their allegiance to Nazism.
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Since the late 1940s, with greater or lesser success, Germans have made a national pastime of owning up to individual and collective crimes associated with Nazism.
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Her mother was a German Jew who fled to Italy in the 1930s to escape Nazism, and who lost most of her family to the Holocaust.
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Born in Dresden in 1932, he lived through Nazism, the Second World War, and the Communist occupation, before defecting to the West in the nineteen-sixties.
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Just as Zschocke was shaped by the turmoil caused by the fall of Communism, Roth was shaped by her generation's rebellion against the legacy of Nazism.
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"What Nazism [and] fascism and communism were to the 20th century, Western ideologies on homosexuality and abortion and Islamic fanaticism are today," he declared in 2015.
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In 1963, a book on the "Unpainted Pictures" by the eminent German art historian Werner Haftmann falsely claimed that Nolde turned away from Nazism in 1943.
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Our president is compromised on Russia and is rapidly alienating every ally with whom we confronted Nazism, Communism and radical Islamism in the last 70 years.
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As the history of Nazism reminds us, the elites who were silent in the face of the advance of authoritarianism ultimately ended up swallowed by it.
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As Zack said, the movie works a lot better when it takes Nazism for what it is really is: a horror, not a source of comedy.
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A Tennessee state House committee on Wednesday refused to vote on a resolution to denounce neo-Nazism, white nationalism and the alt-right as terrorist organizations.
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On Thursday, VICE News reported that Google had listed "Nazism" as the primary ideology of the California Republican Party in the "knowledge" box of search results.
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Her sister Friedelind, who directed master classes for young singers, conductors and directors at Bayreuth, fled Germany in 1940 and became an outspoken opponent of Nazism.
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Take a look: As VICE News reported earlier Thursday, a Google search for "California Republican Party" resulted in Google listing "Nazism" as the "ideology" of the party.
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That mythology is tough to separate from Nazism, because the valorization and elevation of the German warrior was part and parcel of the party's imagery and propaganda.
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Photo: GettyRecently, if you searched for the California Republican Party on Google, you might have read that the political party's ideologies included conservatism, market liberalism, and nazism.
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However, it turned out that rather than the clockwise symbol associated with Nazism in the West, it was a counterclockwise symbol associated with Buddhism in the East.
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Even Nazism isn't unknown in America — I grew up in Orange County, California, and I remember seeing swastika armbands at concerts and hearing about neo-Nazi gatherings.
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A man walks with flowers during an event to commemorate the victims of Nazism in World War II, at the memorial in Salaspils, Latvia, on May 8.
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The new law amends one from 1998 that dealt with ways to commemorate the country's second-world-war victims and its struggle against occupation, Nazism and communism.
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IS IT correct to find parallels between violent white supremacism and neo-Nazism on one hand, and the nihilist fury of ultra-militant Islam on the other?
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The remainder of the ship's passengers, people who were fleeing Nazism in Europe but still awaiting their final paperwork to enter Cuba or the U.S., were denied.
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Is it alright to demonstrate, with force, that those who would advocate for a world where Nazism is the dominant ideology are not welcome within civic discourse?
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In many ways, Weimar was one of the most liberal polities of the early 20th century, yet it birthed Nazism, which in turn led to the Holocaust.
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Elsewhere, multiple Stormfront-recommended channels that host historical Nazi content continue to operate, even though their channel names and avatars openly support anti-Semitism or neo-Nazism.
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Here, as described by Colville, is the lone leader of the fight against Nazism, in 1940, flat on his ass: I got to bed at 3.00 a.m.
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In addition, there seems to be a clear correlation between knowledge about the Holocaust and the likelihood of citizens to reject neo-Nazism and anti-Semitic behaviors.
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Many of the region's leaders were murdered by Stalin, though survivors were soon unleashed to garner the support of American Jews for the Soviet fight against Nazism.
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Another way to read the titular brothers is through nationality: Subicz's Austria-Hungary is Abel, murdered by Germany's Cain, which fostered Nazism and foisted it on Europe.
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He had no sympathy for Nazism, but wanted to remain close to his daughter in Vienna and to help his friends, hoping the storm would blow over.
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But fascism and Nazism are not synonymous: Mussolini, for example, doubted Hitler's belief in a master, biological race, and hired Jews as advisors in his early leadership.
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Yes, jihadi terrorists are "violent extremists" but calling them that is like calling Nazism a reaction to German humiliation in World War I: true but wholly inadequate.
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Over the course of the 20-day search for the teens, connections to Nazism surfaced, and Schmegelsky's father predicted the manhunt would end in his son's death.
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The 1935 award given to Carl von Ossietzky, a German journalist and pacifist imprisoned for exposing Germany's clandestine rearmament, was widely viewed as a condemnation of Nazism.
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House Majority Leader and California GOP Representative Kevin McCarthy had criticized Google on Thursday for including a "Nazism" tag under the Wikipedia definition of the state party.
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More recent is the notion of the east as a cradle of neo-Nazism, bolstered by the strength there of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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He says he turned away from neo-Nazism after his fellow skinhead gang members beat up a 22015-year-old Vietnamese student in Moonee Ponds in 25.5.
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Through the example of just one individual, Gurlitt: Status Report, An Art Dealer in Nazi Germany uses provenance to make clear the entanglement of art and Nazism.
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In 2004, reports surfaced of high-school textbooks in the state of Gujarat, which was then led by Mr. Modi, that spoke glowingly of Nazism and fascism.
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So there's no way to square Nietzsche's philosophy with the racial politics of the alt-right, just as it wasn't fair to charge Nietzsche with inspiring Nazism.
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Altering Israel's historical education will also help to change the perception in the country that the Jewish state is here only because of the horrors of Nazism.
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With the World War II generation mostly gone, the school lessons on the Holocaust and Nazism are taught secondhand, the tone often pedantic and their rituals rote.
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Many members of the Frankfurt School fled Nazism and came to the United States, which is where they supposedly uploaded the virus of cultural Marxism to America.
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"The swastika is indelibly linked to the Gestapo, the Holocaust and the horrors of Nazism," said Jeff Kingston, director of Asian studies at Tokyo's Temple University campus.
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He told the district assembly meeting he respected the role of Konev-led forces in liberating Prague, and the sacrifice of Soviet armies liberating Europe from Nazism.
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In the meeting, he talked about how some issues are "settled law" and thus beyond debate, citing the evils of Nazism and the science of climate change.
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When presented with an obvious opportunity to condemn the evil that was and is Nazism, he first waited, then equivocated, then read from a teleprompter, then relativized.
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These laws were still on the books in the 1930s and 1940s, severely limiting the number of Jews who would be able to find refuge from Nazism.
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"We have never done anything other than demonstrate to a bunch of idiots that when they talk about Nazism, they better learn about it first," he said.
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According to Soros' hero Popper -- who spent the 1930s as a committed critic of Nazism himself -- open societies are open to ideas, to people and to markets.
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" The speech drew comparisons to Nazism in part because of Anning declaring a vote on a Muslim ban would be "the final solution to the immigration problem.
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"I came to realize that the system there involved all of the things I had fought against in Nazism," he told The New York Times in 1986.
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But that excuse, as many of their own classmates have noted in comments to journalists, isn't enough: The line between ironic and serious Nazism is scarily blurry.
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"Standing up against fascism and the rise of Nazism and fascism in this country is not a crime," she said at her arraignment, according to Huffington Post.
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Today, when "Hitler" and "Nazism" are two of the remaining terms about which there is a general sense of opprobrium, to claim that the Zionists worked with the Nazis or, in Livingstone's terms, that Hitler was a Zionist and wanted Jews to go to "Israel," which did not even exist at the time, is to link the terms "Zionism" and "Israel" with "Hitler" and "Nazism" and to generate disgust by association.
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You saw similar movements in Germany in the '80s around the time the Berlin Wall falls, when a wave of neo-Nazism rolled across the country targeting immigrants.
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I don't want to suggest there's some straight line from talking about the völkisch mythology and the supernatural thinking that led to Nazism, but the two do intertwine.
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There are many similarities between the arguments we're seeing on the alt-right and among religious fundamentalists today and the doctrines that helped facilitate Nazism a century ago.
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The events in Charlottesville "make it clear, now more than ever, that Confederate monument have become symbols of modern white supremacy and neo-Nazism," the university's president said.
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If everyone compares their own, self-centered mission du jour to a present-day fight against Nazism, it eventually dilutes everyone's message and minimizes those events in history.
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And the news — the horrors, the attacks, the far-right hate speech and brazen Nazism — can be brutal, in no small part because it is coming from within.
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Nazism was a political project built on anti-Semitism, racism, and dictatorial verve, one that took place in a specific country and at a specific moment in history.
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Christie's describes the jacket as "rather pungent" and an item Einstein picked up sometime during the mid-1930s, when he came to America to escape Nazism in Germany.
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Kurtulmus, who is also the Turkish government's chief spokesman, repeated the rhetoric on Wednesday, saying the "footsteps of neo-Nazism and extreme racism" could be heard in Europe.
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"Playing the game is not appropriate in the museum, which is a memorial to the victims of Nazism," Andrew Hollinger, the museum's communications director, told the Washington Post.
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One British peer vowed to wage a personal investigation in West Germany to determine for himself the extent of the "rising tide of Nazism" in its former epicenter.
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There's video of him performing karaoke as people give the Nazi salute and his online passwords were revealed to contain deep-cut references to anti-Semitism and Nazism.
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The sidebar, which Google calls the "knowledge panel," is often populated by content from Wikipedia; however, no mention of Nazism is visible of the California GOP's page there.
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Brazilian right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro said after visiting the Yad Vashem World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Israel on Tuesday that Nazism was born from a leftist movement.
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Whatever the formula, Hitler and Nazism prop up the publishing business: hundreds of titles appear each year, and the total number runs well into the tens of thousands.
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In this reading, the Germany of the Wilhelmine period had failed to develop along healthy liberal-democratic lines; the inability to modernize politically prepared the ground for Nazism.
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Under the system adopted in Germany after Nazism, the authorities in Germany's 16 states bear extensive responsibility for security, while the intelligence service operates on the federal level.
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North Korea's state media on Tuesday compared President Trump to Adolf Hitler, saying Trump's policy of "America first" is a modern-day Nazism, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Furthermore, military force is anathema to many Germans across the political spectrum due to the country's legacy of Nazism, while President Trump is widely disliked by German voters.
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Most recently, a Google search showing Nazism as an ideology of the California Republican Party whipped up conservative fervor, with GOP leaders accusing the search giant of bias.
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Consider the rise in anti-Semitism in 2017, no doubt encouraged by a president who—his Jewish relatives and advisors be damned—sees "many sides" to neo-Nazism.
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In the "knowledge panel" that provides easy access to information next to search results, Google was showing "Nazism" as an "ideology" of the party as of Thursday morning.
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Asperger was long seen as a resister of the Third Reich, yet his work was, in fact, inextricably linked with the rise of Nazism and its deadly programs.
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However, the Jewish community still finds itself under attack, and anti-Semitism is on the rise acros the world, with levels not seen since the heyday of Nazism.
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A braver film might have had Jojo being gripped more tightly by Nazism, whereas here his Hitler Youth membership is treated as a gullible youngster's laughably misguided hobby.
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In 1937, amid the rise of Nazism, Mr. Berliner's family emigrated to Washington, D.C. He learned to play chess at 13 during a rainy day at summer camp.
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For decades, those descendants say, they did not know about their father's and their grandfather's Nazism and the abuses that had taken place at the company they inherited.
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" Sanders has ripped Trump over his comments on Charlottesville before, calling him "embarrassing [to] our country and the millions of Americans who fought and died to defeat Nazism.
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"Individuals who gravitated from neo-Nazism to militant Islam connected the two in most cases explicitly in their own words through hatred of the Jews," said Gartenstein Ross.
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One of Young's lawyers questioned Gartenstein-Ross about his use of eight case studies to draw a conclusion that Nazism can be a gateway to Islamist terror support.
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More than 30 Louisiana lawmakers, including two former governors and three former U.S. senators, have joined forces as the "Louisiana Coalition against Nazism and Racism" to stop Duke.
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"I had to educate myself about all these Trumpers and the subgroups and the rise of Nazism among young people," Griffin said on the latest episode of Recode Decode.
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The AfD is linked to rising neo-Nazism in Germany and is now the largest opposition party following the deal between Angela Merkel's conservatives (CDU) and the Social Democrats.
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That automatically grants Le Pen legitimacy in her media coverage that requires both her and her agenda to be taken seriously — even when she's comparing to Islam to Nazism.
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An estimated 40,000 counterprotesters converged on downtown Boston to denounce white supremacy and Nazism a week after the unnecessary violence that occurred in Charlottesville, VA, the Boston Globe reports.
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The book contends that the Nazis and the Zionists worked in collaboration with one another and that, therefore, Israel has its roots in Nazism with all its attendant evils.
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Yet, she also seemed to ascribe to ideologies or figures associated with the far right, like Roof and the young white male Columbine shooters, who were obsessed with Nazism.
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So strong is his aversion that he declared on a recent trip to Israel that Nazism was a left-wing phenomenon rather than a movement of the extreme right.
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Nazism was a youth movement, dominated by an age cohort that shared the common experiences of the First World War and the economic crisis of the 1920s and 1930s.
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BOWERY: They believed that the presence of these pieces in German society could be essentially a powder keg that could kick off additional incidents of the rise of Nazism.
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Of course, this has the side effect of turning Nazism into a cheap joke; by routinely comparing himself, a vlogger followed by millions, to Hitler, he's normalizing Nazi ideology.
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The players were acting on instruction from an official; they were not spontaneously or independently supporting Nazism, a doctrine they are unlikely to have known a great deal about.
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But as Lockhart's treatments progress the lid starts to come off this creepy place, where the nurses wear starched uniforms and everybody just gives off the air of Nazism.
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Religions are still thriving, as are wars between them, and secular regimes have wrought as much, if not more, havoc under the auspices of Jacobinism, Bolshevism, Nazism, and Maoism.
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His new party takes for its emblem the blue cornflower, a symbol of 1930s Austrian Nazism—and as political choices go, less of a dog whistle than a foghorn.
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In the thirties and forties, in ways that became art-world conventional wisdom, some critics equated regionalism with the blood-and-soil mystique of Nazism and/or socialist realism.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro said "there is no doubt" that Nazism was a leftist movement, just after visiting Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial and museum.
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The extreme hostility to Jewish immigrants saw Britain largely close its borders to them in 286, and later refuse asylum to hundreds of thousands of European Jews fleeing Nazism.
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The builders of postwar Germany — above all, the Christian Democrat economics minister (and later, chancellor) Ludwig Erhard — saw Nazism as the outcome of the older German tradition of thinking.
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"The language and symbolic gestures and violence found in the Trump campaign echo the rise of Nazism in the late 1920s and early 1930s," Louis Marlin, of Irvine, Calif.
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This came on the heels of Trump's declaration last week that he is a "nationalist," which has been used in association with two infamous movements -- Nazism and white supremacy.
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It's unclear how long Nazism has been listed under the ideology section and if it got there via automation, a third-party trickster, or a Google employee gone rogue.
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But they will insist that there is an essential difference between Nazism and Communism — between race-hatred and class-hatred; Buchenwald and the gulag — that morally favors the latter.
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For example, Ida Applebroog's painting "The Ethics of Desire" (2013), which portrays helmeted, jackbooted, but otherwise nude women marching in formation, implicates the voyeuristic viewer in fascism or Nazism.
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Professor Karabel cited the example of Germany in the 1930s, when a slow-moving academic labor market increased the appeal of Nazism for a surprising number of underemployed intellectuals.
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One of her retweets equated Islam with Nazism, saying both want "world domination" and the "destruction of all Jews," according to an account last year in the Daily Beast.
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After the results of the vote were broadcast, demonstrations decrying the party's nationalist rhetoric and accusing it of flirting with Nazism broke out in Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt and Cologne.
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Then Jojo finds Rosie's body, and I started to get a sense that Jojo Rabbit actually understood what Nazism was — and started to really care about what was happening.
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"These poets started a movement to write against the destructive conventions of language of Nazism and therefore started to write in lowercase letters again," she explained in an email.
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Also on display is a quotation from a distinguished historian, Joachim Fest, placing the 21 victory squarely in the Wirtschaftswunder, or economic miracle, that was West Germany after Nazism.
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That history will be followed by the origins of Nazism after World War I. Of the 1,150 original pieces to be displayed, 835 will come from the state museum.
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First off, loud and clear: Black Bear Bar, New Island Music Group, its associates and affiliates neither endorse nor condone any form of fascism, nazism, racism, hate or intolerance.
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Psychologists like Zimbardo and Milgram were highly influenced by World War II. Their experiments were, in part, an attempt to figure out why ordinary people would fall for Nazism.
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A previous attempt to prosecute Wilders for anti-Islam remarks, such as likening the religion to Nazism and calling for a ban on the Koran, ended in acquittal in 2011.
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On a recent appearance on Fox Business, I spoke to some panelists who pointed out the incident Google had unfairly produced a result that linked the California GOP with Nazism.
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The move, which will result in the removal of all videos promoting Nazism and other discriminatory ideologies, is expected to result in the removal of thousands of channels across YouTube.
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Harper Collins; 21384 pages; $2128 and £2118.99 The former secretary of state—and a longtime professor of international relations at Georgetown University—fled both Nazism and communism as a child.
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The establishment center-left and center-right coalitions ruled out working with SD — who have roots in neo-Nazism — forcing a rejiggering of political alliances that at points seemed impossible.
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Rather than churning out a typical horror remake, Mr Guadagnino and Mr Kajganich have thought seriously about the ways in which dance, witchcraft, Nazism and a "divided Berlin" might intersect.
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Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said there was no place in Germany for groups like the WWT, which his ministry says advocates the creation of a dictatorship based on Nazism.
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" Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu only commented after Trump condemned racism and neo-Nazis in remarks on Monday, tweeting Tuesday: "Outraged by expressions of anti-Semitism, neo-Nazism and racism.
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Terrorist attacks elsewhere in Europe are gradually leading Germany to change its leery stance towards aggressive security and surveillance policies, rooted in its historical experiences of totalitarian Nazism and Communism.
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Kerry, a Democrat, spoke of the close ties between the United States and European Union dating back to the U.S. role in freeing Europe from Nazism in World War Two.
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In his new film Death of a Nation, right-wing polemicist Dinesh D'Souza argues that modern "liberals" and leftists (he uses the terms interchangeably) have a strong affinity with Nazism.
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But, in 1940, Lithuania was annexed by the Soviet Union, leaving Milosz with two equally dire choices: remain, and live under Stalinism; or return to Warsaw, and live under Nazism.
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Tarrant also used the symbol of the "black sun" on his ammunition bag and on the front page of his manifesto, which is associated with Nazi Germany and neo-Nazism.
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"The Germans are very clear about Nazism and where it now belongs, but we've never really tried to come to terms with our dictatorship," said Bru Rovira, a Catalan journalist.
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"During the rise of Nazism throughout WWII, India was still ruled under the British Empire," explained Shiv Visvanathan, a political scientist and professor at Jindal Global University in Sonepat, India.
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And there is hope that the anti-Semitism and neo-Nazism festering in Europe today can be combated by enlightening young Germans about what happened just over 70 years ago.
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YouTube announced plans yesterday to remove thousands of videos and channels that advocate neo-Nazism, white supremacy and other bigoted ideologies, Kevin Roose and Kate Conger of the NYT report.
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One common excuse for the electorate's embrace of Nazism was economic hardship; the hyperinflation that convulsed Germany after World War I had turned into a deflationary spiral with the Depression.
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And the group specifically weakened language from its 1988 charter proclaiming Jews as enemies and comparing their views to Nazism, though the new document does not replace the original charter.
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The Daily Back on the campaign trail, then-candidate Donald J. Trump argued that the United States faced a threat — radical Islamic terrorism — on par with fascism, Nazism and communism.
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We need to outlaw public displays of neo-Nazism: no Confederate flag-waving, no torchlight parade chanting "Jews will not replace us," no hate speech and no heil Hitler salutes.
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Opinion Columnist Sebastian Gorka, a onetime adviser to Donald Trump, wore a medal from the Vitezi Rend, a Hungarian group historically aligned with Nazism, to one of Trump's inaugural balls.
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Concerned that the students knew little about the history of Nazism, a Holocaust scholar subsequently arranged for them to visit the museum, where they met Beth Kean, its chief executive.
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It is one of the most knowledgeable people on Nazism alive using his expertise to sound the alarm as to what he sees as an existential threat to American democracy.
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This is slightly less true of Nazism, but Hitler never repudiated his membership in the church and the Vatican offered prayers to Hitler on his birthday until the very end.
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Such stories helped set the preconditions for the Holocaust and the rise of Nazism, which also used emerging communication technology such as radio and cinema to spread such paranoia and hatred.
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Many hard-liners in the Islamic Republic were attracted to Heidegger, the midcentury German thinker tainted by his ties to Nazism, as a counter to Western scientific rationalism's claims to universalism.
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Again, one has to start questioning how we describe people on the internet who aren't shy about saying things that obviously align with Nazism and yet blanch at being called Nazis.
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It also ignores that the tide was only turned against Nazism when the United States brought its might to bear and after staggering Russian sacrifice bled Hitler's armies in the East.
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That it aims for such a whimsical tone within the context of Nazism may make it nonetheless off-putting for some, but considering that subject matter, it's a surprisingly tame movie.
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He's been active in right-wing politics since high school, when he joined the National Democratic Party (NPD), which Germany's authorities have twice tried to ban for violating laws against Nazism.
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"I had a debt to repay," he told The Times of London, recalling the efforts of Quakers and other Christian groups to rescue Jewish children threatened by the rise of Nazism.
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Nazism aligned itself with industrialists and corporations that would ultimately utilize Nazi slave laborers and patent the chemicals used in Nazi death camps to kill millions of men, women, and children.
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The increase was driven largely by Identity Evropa, the preppy white nationalist group who've eschewed swastikas and overt neo-Nazism in favor of a khaki-and-polo aesthetic and faux-intellectualism.
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So the idea that Nazism is on the rise in Germany where, as you know, it was ... the only European country I know of where it was at least technically illegal.
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The belief that Soros controls the puppet strings of liberals and the purse strings of the Democratic party has leaked out of neo-Nazism and is now entrenched among mainstream Republicans.
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On February 20th 0003 the German American Bund, a group founded in 1936 to promote Nazism in America, held a rally at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan that drew 20,000 supporters.
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The Journal said that a further review of Kjellberg's YouTube channel turned up nine videos, dating back to August 2016, that contained jokes construed as antisemitic or imagery related to Nazism.
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Eisenhower, of course, had a unique credential on his resume, having commanded the multinational Allied Forces that liberated Europe from the threat of Nazism in 85033, but no government executive experience.
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In the three weeks before Jackson attacked, he spent huge amounts of his days and nights online studying Nazism and extremism until he was apparently pushed over the edge, Vance said.
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Experts say the recent shooting in Pittsburgh, the deadliest attack on Jews in the history of the U.S., could hurt King's chances due to his associations with white nationalism and Nazism.
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If Nazism is just a function of Hitler's bad dick, all the thousands of perfectly normal people who willingly took part in the mass exterminations are written out of the picture.
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"We call upon you, as our friend, our classmate, and as a fellow American, to resign in protest of President Trump's support of Nazism and white supremacy," says the Yale letter.
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Even in the age of Donald Trump, it's a hard-won consensus in American politics that Nazism and open avowals of white nationalism are bad, and should be denied public legitimacy.
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Given this consensus, it stands to reason, then, that a big donor who supported the mainstreaming of Nazism and white nationalism would be a prime example of "dirty money" in politics.
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Only instead of neo-Nazism, Bundy would be known for dressing up his violent hatred of women as a perfectly reasonable counter argument to the rise of 1970s second-wave feminism.
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But at a time when neo-Nazism is a real movement in America, saluting Hitler and shouting "sieg heil" in front of a bunch of cheering children doesn't seem so satirical.
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As America sees a resurgence in public displays of Nazism, trans people look back nervously at the 1933 burning of the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft, which irretrievably destroyed centuries of transgender history.
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His grandmother, who grew up near a tannery in Lille, is haunted by visions of a "skinless horse," a monstrous creature that seems to embody the unspeakable, intimate horrors of Nazism.
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While the French initially barred Mr. Reimann Jr. from continuing his business activities, American officials overturned the judgment, classifying him as a "follower" of Nazism, rather than an active Nazi himself.
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The Negro press applied Du Bois's double consciousness forcefully during this period: It characterized the war as a battle to defeat two foes — Nazism abroad and Jim Crow segregation at home.
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After World War II, Armin Mohler, a Swiss-born writer who had tried unsuccessfully to join the Waffen-SS, took on the project of disentangling the Conservative Revolutionary ideology from Nazism.
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As Bullock shuttles between his two subjects, he continues to refute commentators who have treated Stalinism and Nazism as diametrically opposed ideologies by labeling the first internationalist and the second nationalist.
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"One thing Germany does is the banning of the semiotics of Nazism," said Ms. Washington, who wrote a book, "Medical Apartheid," that examined the history of medical experimentation on African-Americans.
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On Saturday, tens of thousands of demonstrators denounced Nazism at rallies across the U.S. amid widespread criticism over Mr. Trump's somewhat muted reaction to violence at a rally of white supremacists.
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"We call upon you, as our friend, our classmate and as a fellow American, to resign in protest of President Trump's support of Nazism and white supremacy," Mr. Mnuchin's classmates wrote.
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Our young people need to know that the anti-Jewish propaganda and other poisonous ideas of Nazism are not acceptable and have been used to justify the murder of fellow Americans.
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Berlin's immigrant success story connected the song, in the period just after its premiere, to a burgeoning public appeal for tolerance in the face of the rise of Nazism in Europe.
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Books by Hannah Arendt, such as The Origins of Totalitarianism and Crises of the Republic, examine the role that the despoiling of truth played in the rise of Nazism and Stalinism.
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"President Trump and Steve Bannon are trying to divert attention away from the President's refusal to unequivocally and full-throatedly denounce white supremacy, neo-Nazism, and other forms of bigotry," Schumer said.
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On Shiach's personal site, he explains that regardless of whether readers believe Hydra is a Nazi organization (Shiach believes it to be), Marvel is trying to put distance between Hydra and Nazism.
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YouTube removed the Pelosi video and recently took steps to demonetize and remove videos from the platform that violated its policies of hate speech — including a wholesale purge of content about Nazism.
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But historian Robert Kagan of the Brookings Institution says many forget that, prior to the war, normal European politics gave birth to fascism, Nazism, genocide and some of history's most predatory dictators.
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Holocaust survivors in the city wondered how the evils of Nazism had seemingly followed them to the US. But Pittsburgh's young Jews were no less shaken by the tragedy in their community.
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Brady Garrett, 25, was holding up signs during the rally that said "Research Holocaust Revisionism" and "1488," the latter of which is a combination of numbers emblematic of Nazism and white supremacy.
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But the rhetoric and imagery of Charlottesville, in which the tropes of the Ku Klux Klan — including the burning torches of Friday's protest — and the trappings of Nazism collide, is particularly unsettling.
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Mohler published a history of the conservative anti-democrats of the 1920s, who embraced the phrase and, in doing so, arguably made it easier for Nazism to rise a few years later.
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While Italian fascism is often dismissed as an offshoot of Nazism, it was the first Fascist government in Europe, and Mussolini was the first sitting leader to have a comprehensive racial project.
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Referencing an incident in Taiwan in 2016, he told CNN that as the scourge of Nazism was eclipsed by Japanese imperial brutality in Asia, the symbolism resonated less than in the West.
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And because lingering or resurgent neo-Nazism was a problem in West Germany in 1959, even if not to the extent exaggerated by Agayants, the swastika graffiti operation succeeded in two ways.
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We are all familiar with Blackburn's immortal speech about government regulation, which seemed to be a reworking of the famous poem about the failure of German intellectuals to stand up to Nazism.
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Had I more fully appreciated the historical horrors of both Nazism and Stalinism, I would have had a far greater sense of why Glazer and his friends took the positions they did.
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But instead of living up to its promise of being "the war to end all wars," it laid the foundations of fascism, Nazism, communism and a second, much more bloody world war.
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Confronting the far-right in the birthplace of NazismWhile experts are resistant to comparisons that may minimize Nazism, anti-Semitic attacks are on the rise in both the US and Western Europe.
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But above all, what both studies show clearly and unambiguously is that comprehensive knowledge of the Holocaust, not just superficial awareness, is a critical tool in combating anti-Semitism and neo-Nazism.
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For many of the supporters of Colorado's SOGI law under which Jack Phillips was punished, a religion that defines marriage as one man and one woman really is like racism and Nazism.
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Read: Google listed "Nazism" as the ideology of the California Republican Party Democrats are hoping for big wins in California this November, but the party has to survive Tuesday's chaotic primaries first.
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And no one gave a second thought to donning a German uniform, even though public displays of Nazism have been on the rise in the U.S. since right around last November 8.
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His bio on the site read, "Jews are the children of Satan," and a photo on his profile included the number 1488, a reference to Nazism that is popular among white supremacists.
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It's one of the most chilling numbers in the show — a promise that Nazism might have arisen in Germany, but it didn't happen there because Germany was somehow different or morally deficient.
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The museum has an international scope; the main exhibit begins with the collapse of the liberal order intended after World War I: Italian fascism, German Nazism, Polish authoritarianism, Soviet Stalinism, Japanese imperialism.
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"It is horrific, it is beyond disgusting, to see that in the United States of America, there are people who would show the emblem of Hitler and Nazism," Sanders said on Friday.
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"We unequivocally condemn white supremacy, neo-Nazism, or any other group, term, ideology that is based on these beliefs," said Eros Resmini, Discord's chief marketing officer, in a statement announcing the bans.
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The Pittsburgh Courier finally made it palatable to African-Americans to support the war in Europe by recasting it as a struggle to vanquish Nazism abroad and Jim Crow racism at home.
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In her major political work, she dissected both Nazism and Stalinism as instantiations of a new type of politics, one that utilized terror and fear to subjugate populations and gain their acquiescence.
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Long-ostracized for his extreme anti-Islam and anti-immigrant speech, Wilders has compared Islam to Nazism and promised to close all mosques and ban the sale of the Quran if elected.
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I've written before, for example, about the "Americanization" of Nazism: an effort to put Nazi Germany somewhere on the American political axis, bringing us a world in which somehow both Trump and Rep.
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As a principle, it means companies tie their own hands when dealing with edgelords who think Nazism is cool; there are only empty platitudes about free speech to be found in their wake.
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Strasser and his brother Gregor, who was an avowed socialist of sorts, were a part of the Nazi Party's left wing, arguing in favor of political socialism as an essential ingredient in Nazism.
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A translator relays the lessons on Mozart's sonatas, Gustav Klimt's paintings, Austria's descent into Nazism and its post-war recovery, but most of the class speak German well enough not to need him.
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Born in 1955, when Germany was beginning to question how it turned to Nazism, he says he is determined not to stand silently and let right-wing nationalism take hold across the continent.
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Wolves in sheep's clothing, they don't bother with the physical trappings of Nazism -- salutes, songs, and banners -- but proclaim themselves "revisionists" -- serious scholars who simply wished to correct "mistakes" in the historical record.
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Among recent books on Nazism, the one that may prove most disquieting for American readers is James Q. Whitman's " Hitler's American Model: The United States and the Making of Nazi Race Law " (Princeton).
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Ernst Nolte, a German revisionist historian who broke academic taboos by equating Nazism with Bolshevism and who was denounced as an apologist for Hitler and even the Holocaust, died on Thursday in Berlin.
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As Jewish Americans, we were particularly struck by a stark divergence revealed in our surveys when it comes to the perceived prevalence of neo-Nazism in Canada as compared to the United States.
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" Few have taken the word more seriously than Alpha Blondy, an outspoken reggae singer from the Ivory Coast who also has albums with more unusual titles like "Apartheid Is Nazism" and "Yitzhak Rabin.
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In an editorial, the paper's editor-in-chief Alessandro Sallusti acknowledged said that it was unreasonable to view the decision as a sign of support for Nazism and the movements anti-Jewish policies.
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Before World War II, Roosevelt spent years trying to persuade his countrymen of the rising peril of Nazism as he tried to convince a wary nation to join a fight for global freedom.
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Based on a 1976 memoir by the British-American author Christopher Isherwood, this BBC adaptation stars Matt Smith as a young Isherwood, who finds love in 1930s Berlin during the rise of Nazism.
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Gesine is haunted — by her family's embrace of Nazism, her mother's suicide, the death of her daughter's father — and she takes an apartment in Manhattan and enters into a new kind of nightmare.
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"I speak not only as a Jewish American — I think I can speak for the families of some 400,000 American troops who died fighting Nazism, fighting fascism — that it is horrific," he said.
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Western observers were horrified by his recent spats with Europe, in which Mr. Erdogan accused Dutch and German politicians of Nazism for refusing permission for aides to campaign there for the Turkish referendum.
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"Trump is the symbol of fascism and Nazism, and many investigated his statements and concluded they are similar to those made by Adolf Hitler," said the organizer of the event, Masoud Shojaei-Tabataei.
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We also have the biography of a German Jew who fled Nazism but returned as an American spy, and a dual biography of the ancient Romans Pliny the Elder and Pliny the Younger.
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But in both a "real world" and a legal sense, this feeling is wrong: neo-Nazism is a minority viewpoint and it is thus vulnerable, from a First Amendment perspective, to majority oppression.
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The Times newspaper reported that Corbyn hosted a Holocaust Memorial Day meeting at which a Jewish survivor of Auschwitz, Hajo Meyer, who died in 2014, repeatedly made comparisons between Israeli policy and Nazism.
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When Wilders compared Islam to Nazism in 2011 and in 2014 pledged to reduce the number of Moroccans in the Netherlands by some unspecified means, he was charged with inciting discrimination -- a criminal offense.
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But with the rise of Nazism came the permeation of repression, and by 1933, the Bauhaus School was forced to close its doors and Albers and his wife Anni fled the country for America.
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The submissions ranged from handwritten love letters to Nazism, to 12-page testimonies, while participants represented a cross section of German society, from soldiers and SS officers to office workers, housewives, children, and miners.
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As a victor in the second world war, Russia was never forced to reject Stalinism in the way that Germany was forced to reject Nazism, even though the two regimes had much in common.
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Today, we're seeing a resurgence of literal Nazism, the threat of nuclear war thanks to a president with a twitchy Twitter finger, apocalyptic weather stranding Americans without food and water, and still more guns.
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"The Museum is acutely aware of the consequences to the millions of Jews who were unable to flee Nazism, as noted in our November 2015 statement on the Syrian refugee crisis," the email began.
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James Alex Fields junior, a 20-year-old from Ohio whom a former teacher recalled having "sympathy toward Nazism…idolisation of Hitler [and a] belief in white supremacy", was arrested and charged with murder.
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Since Trump's election, he's just one of many young white Americans whose quest for belonging led him to choose far-right ideologies, like the alt-right movement and neo-Nazism, experts told VICE News.
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Britain's media regulator Ofcom said on Friday it had fined RT 200,000 pounds ($248,740) for breaching impartiality rules in broadcasts over the poisoning, the conflict in Syria, and Ukraine's polices on Nazism and gypsies.
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" Fields' social media is awash with Nazi iconography, and his former history teacher told the Washington Post: "It was obvious that he had this fascination with Nazism and a big idolatry of Adolf Hitler.
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"We can't allow the commander in chief to somehow equate the handful of people that would make those protests violent with any kind of sentiment that condones white supremacy or neo-Nazism," Schiff said.
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Just weeks ago, posters were plastered across the University of Illinois' library that displayed a stunning variety of anti-Semitic accusations, comparing Zionism to Nazism and questioning the legality of laws combating Holocaust denial.
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Brian Balogh, a UVA history professor who also co-hosts "BackStory," a nationally syndicated podcast, says the clashes are an opportunity for some of his colleagues to explain the genesis of fascism and Nazism.
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Ofcom, the regulator, fined RT 200,000 pounds ($242,000) for what it said were partial broadcasts over the conflict in Syria, Ukraine's policies on Nazism and the poisoning in England of former spy Sergei Skripal.
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The storm troopers and meme-wielders of the "alt-right" (not to mention the "new right" and "alt-light") no longer get to define themselves by cutesy names designed to obscure their neo-Nazism.
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The debate has particular resonance in Germany, where reconstruction of structures destroyed in World War II has been a contentious issue, with some critics characterizing reconstruction as an attempt to erase memories of Nazism.
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Professor Nolte had condemned Nazism and acknowledged that there had been "widespread liquidation" during the Holocaust, although he also referred to the "so-called" annihilation of the Jews and the bias of Jewish historians.
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"The house's future usage by the police should set a clear signal that this building will never be a place to commemorate Nazism," Austria's interior minister, Wolfgang Peschorn, said in a press release Tuesday.
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But the act of painting, as manifested here, would seem to be merely a pretext for the burn, which in most instances provides the black that joins the red in an evocation of Nazism.
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"None of our stuff promotes Nazism or communism, and I would not promote any of those because I don't believe in any of those philosophies and I don't like those philosophies," he told KSL.
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Poland and Lithuania, for example, have accused Putin of reviving Stalinist-era tropes when he's claimed the Soviet Union saved the world from Nazism and framed the Polish people as participating in the Holocaust.
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We had often wondered whether we would have been "good Germans" under Nazism, or whether we had the moral courage of the civil rights protesters, many of whom were black students our own age.
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We have a racist as a president who is a man who cannot stand up and condemn the Ku Klux Klan and Nazism is a racist," continued Deutsch, a branding and marketing expert. "Mr.
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While any articulation of white nationalism or neo-Nazism should be condemned in the strongest terms, efforts should be concentrated around combating those whose radical opinions show visible signs of manifesting in radical action.
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There is no offline equivalent of the experience of being algorithmically nudged toward a more strident version of your existing beliefs, or having an invisible hand steer you from gaming videos to neo-Nazism.
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In 1933, psychiatrist Wilhelm Reich wrote The Mass Psychology of Fascism, which attempted to explain the success of authoritarian systems (and ultimately, the popularity of Nazism over communism at the time) through sexual repression.
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That remark caused widespread outrage in Russia, a country which lost millions of people fighting Nazism during World War II. Britain has accused Russia of involvement in poisoning Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal in March.
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And I think you&aposre seeing this rhetoric ramp up where borders are now bigotry and American presidents standing up for the America taxpayer, well, this is Nazism and the second coming of the Holocaust.
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As Matt Levine, who pens a brilliant financial newsletter for Bloomberg, put it on Wednesday morning: I have to confess that it seems odd to me to denounce Nazism out of fealty to shareholder value.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey uses metaphors about Nazism with respect to its European friends as it is worried about them falling again into the trap of the ideology, Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus said on Monday.
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A disabled veteran, Joe Turner of Milford, California, also identified as a State of Jefferson supporter but said he was "pissed off" at Garrett for wearing that shirt while advocating Nazism at the same time.
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How do we draw a line between pointing out historical parallels and recognizing that these movements — Nazism, the Ku Klux Klan, the alt-right – are distinct phenomena that can't be divorced from their originating circumstances?
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Another preoccupation is the rise of the far-right—"White Ribbon" posited that Nazism was born at the start of the first world war—and he sees worrying signs of that rise at the moment.
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Dig into the many prophecies Nostradamus made during the height of his making-things-up phase, and it's right there, clear as day: Nostradamus didn't divine the French Revolution or rise of Nazism in Germany.
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"President Trump and Steve Bannon are trying to divert attention away from the President's refusal to unequivocally and full-throatedly denounce white supremacy, neo-Nazism, and other forms of bigotry," Schumer said in a statement.
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With the rise of Nazism in Germany and Stalinism in Russia, he felt special kinship with T.S. Eliot's "The Waste Land," which he translated, and its vision of ruined cities and a collapsing European civilization.
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Such remarks underpin concerns among older generations that the lessons of Nazism and Communism are not necessarily learned, and that Germans old and young share Mr. Trump's admiration for the leader of near-neighbor Russia.
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But voters looking for information by searching "California Republicans" or "California Republican Party" were getting "Nazism" next to their search results until Google took the listing down later Thursday after a query from VICE News.
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Associated with imperialism and fascism as well as the mythology of Richard Wagner — known as much for his anti-Semitism as his music — it has led to charges ranging from Nazism to general bad taste.
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I guess I just couldn't resist the challenge to go back to the beginning and show how Nazism slowly creeps into all corners of society—not just in the big city, but in the countryside.
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Another disciple of Mr. Carvalho, Foreign Minister Ernesto Araújo, also came under criticism for saying that Nazism was a leftist movement — a claim Mr. Bolsonaro repeated when he visited the Holocaust museum in Israel recently.
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" Nolte portrayed Nazism as a reaction to the "existential threat" posed by Bolshevism and suggested Bolshevik "class murder" was comparable to the Holocaust, calling it the "logical and factual predecessor to the Nazi 'racial murder.
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"President Trump and Steve Bannon are trying to divert attention away from the president's refusal to unequivocally and full-throatedly denounce white supremacy, neo-Nazism, and other forms of bigotry," Schumer said in a statement.
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BOSTON — Tens of thousands of demonstrators, emboldened and unnerved by the eruption of fatal violence in Virginia last weekend, surged into the nation's streets and parks on Saturday to denounce racism, white supremacy and Nazism.
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The AfD saw its share of the vote rise significantly in September's election, showing a shift in German social and political attitudes that has worried many in a country haunted by the memory of Nazism.
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The daughter of Heinrich Himmler, who led Adolf Hitler's ruthless SS, worked as a secretary for West Germany's spy agency in the 1960s despite never renouncing Nazism and remaining active in far-right extremism for decades.
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At the end of May, Google listed "Nazism" as part of the ideology of the Republican Party — less than a week before the state's primary elections — because of Wikipedia vandalism the search engine failed to catch.
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A high school teacher said the 20-year-old was fascinated with Nazism, idolized Adolf Hitler, and had been singled out by school officials in the 9th grade for his "deeply held, radical" convictions on race.
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And in other contexts; "it just isn't done" is one of the things which keeps people from feeling entitled to hurl racial epithets at others, or spraypaint threatening messages on their homes, or openly embrace Nazism.
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Leaders of the center-right and center-left coalitions have ruled out working with SD, who have roots in neo-Nazism, but the ousting of Löfven has raised more questions about the potential need for cooperation.
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There's the influence of European history in J. R. R. Tolkien's vision of Middle Earth, or the allusions to Nazism and genocide in Voldemort's pure-blood ideology, or the white colonialist narrative in Avatar, among others.
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"I'm not responsible for what happened in National Socialism (Nazism), but I'm responsible for what I'm doing now -- or especially what I'm not doing," said managing director Katrin Stoll, who took over the business in 2008.
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During the 1930s and 19403s, the United States, along with the rest of the world, generally refused to admit Jewish refugees from Nazism due to antisemitic and xenophobic attitudes, harsh economic conditions, and national security fears.
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In 2019, when Nazism is on the rise and the threat of its normalization is ever-present, it's a fair question as to whether or not we should be telling neo-Nazi redemption stories at all.
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And Roosevelt -- despite creating the 100-day measuring stick because of his efforts to recover from the Great Depression -- would be judged by posterity for his role in saving Western civilization from the threat of Nazism.
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While this delight is predicated on the idea that the occult is fantastical and bogus, it nevertheless seems to highlight the Nazis' hypocrisy—they also persecuted occultists—and not emphasize present-day witches' connections to Nazism.
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It's more because a branch of the Nazis thought that these groups presented a possible danger to Nazism because they were committed to their own ideologies, to their own rituals, to their own what-have-you's.
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With the president of the United States basically justifying neo-Nazism, it seems unthinkable that we will ever see a day when there is a serious push to blow up Rushmore and other monuments like it.
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The man who came to symbolize the German events of that year, Rudi Dutschke, as if to bury the shadow of Nazism once and for all, stood in sharp contrast to the flamboyance of Cohn-Bendit.
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But while the country may have earned those laurels in the 70 years since Nazism was buried in the rubble of Berlin, that doesn't mean Merkel's expected re-election will bring the integrated Europe she wants.
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" Furie has previously pledged to stop anyone from misappropriating Pepe, who originally appeared in the comic Boy's Club, "in any way that espouses racism, white supremacy, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, Nazism, or any other form of hate.
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Stefánie isn't even her father's first new name; before he was Steven Faludi he was István Friedman, only son of an aloof, self-indulgent Jewish couple in Budapest who lost everything but their lives under Nazism.
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"You acted together in all you thought, said and did, in the naming of your son and the disturbing photographs of your child, surrounded by symbols of Nazism and the Ku Klux Klan," the judge said.
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YouTube announced plans on Wednesday to remove thousands of videos and channels that advocate neo-Nazism, white supremacy and other bigoted ideologies in an attempt to clean up extremism and hate speech on its popular service.
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Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University San Bernardino, pointed me to a much more recent case of someone who converted from neo-Nazism to Salafism.
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Beyond the rescue, the Danish government, despite its accommodation with the Germans, took the unusual step of refusing to acknowledge its Jewish population as different, undermining a central tenet of Nazism: that Jews were racially inferior.
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He was the first Nobel Peace Prize laureate to die in state custody since Carl von Ossietzky, a German pacifist and opponent of Nazism who won the prize in 1935 and died under guard in 1938.
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It is 2017 and we are having a national conversation about the resurgence of white supremacy, American Nazism and fascism, or perhaps more accurately, we are being reminded that this hatred has been here all along.
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Adding to this mess, Mr. Erdogan has a toxic relationship with Europe, accusing countries like the Netherlands and Germany of Nazism after they barred his surrogates from holding referendum rallies for expatriate Turks on their territory.
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Among them, only 4 percent demonstrated detailed knowledge of the Holocaust, which the study's backers said was further evidence that the more people know about the genocide, the less likely they are to tolerate neo-Nazism.
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The Negro press found the perfect way to harness it, when The Pittsburgh Courier recast the war as a struggle for two victories — a victory over Nazism abroad and a victory over racism and segregation at home.
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Stellenbosch University said the images, which copied Nazi youth movement posters without their swastika flags, contained "highly offensive references to Nazi propaganda and Neo-Nazism" and were in breach of the university's policies on harassment and discrimination.
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The main text of the "dark prism" view of the Enlightenment is Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno's Dialectic of Enlightenment, first published in 1944 as both men — Germans with Jewish heritage — were forced to reckon with Nazism.
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And so now we have a situation where, officially, talking about Nazism is banned in a game crawling with Nazis (although anybody committed to being a racist neo-Nazi troll can easily get around the chat filter).
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Facebook did not respond to an inquiry from BuzzFeed News last week on whether white nationalism and neo-Nazism were being moderated using the same image-matching and language-understanding it uses to police ISIS-related content.
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His book, "Omnipotent Government", published in 1944, the same year as Hayek's "The Road to Serfdom", is a thorough analysis of the collapse of liberal ideas in Germany and the rise of nationalism, which led to Nazism.
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Both of the main blocs have said they will not work with the Sweden Democrats, a party with roots in fascism and neo-Nazism, as part of a tactic to isolate the group and its populist politics.
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"If you are a conservative Republican and you refuse to call Nazism a form of hate and something that should be repudiated, then I am not sure that your standing should be in our party," he added.
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While the most obvious expressions of Nazism and racism may be harder to find on Twitter accounts with their locations set to Germany, there is still plenty of coded content that slips through the cracks, Dreyer said.
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A few commentators have argued that it's a strategic mistake to compare Nazism to the alt-right because it's not a perfect analogy and any hint of hyperbole might undermine the legitimate effort to discredit these people.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke said in an interview Monday that a campaign event held by President Donald Trump last week "was almost an impromptu Nuremberg rally," implicating Trump supporters with an invocation of Nazism.
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In another case, in the town of Elsinore, a man was fined for a Facebook post in which he compared "the ideology of Islam" to Nazism and deplored the "immigration of Islamists" as destructive for Danish society.
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Nothing scars modern Europe as deeply as memories of fascism, Nazism and collaboration with the Holocaust: many nerves jangle when strutting authoritarians question the loyalties of religious minorities or suggest that undesirable outsiders should be rounded up.
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As neo-Nazism, in its euphemistically rebranded "alt-right" form, has risen across the globe in the past few years, so too has the question of how best to combat this dangerous threat to freedom and humanity.
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But imagine what would have happened if Le Pen were a little less racist and backward, and if her party were not still associated with the more overt neo-Nazism of her father Jean-Marie Le Pen.
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The Vice article, which followed a similarly dubious article by the same author claiming that Google had listed "Nazism" as the ideology of the Republican Party, fed the suspicion that conservatives are being persecuted by tech companies.
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Sylvie Kauffmann PARIS — On Monday, the Western world may well wake up to the news that, for the first time since the defeat of Nazism, a European country has democratically elected a far-right head of state.
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This position is enshrined by law in the U.K., for example, where "incitement to racial hatred" is a crime, not an imperiled pastime, because it is not controversial for people in a liberal democracy to condemn Nazism.
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Hawley was set to appear in Springfield, Mo., on Wednesday with Pastor David Barton, who has previously called for government regulation of homosexuality and compared the LGBT rights movement to Nazism, according to The Kansas City Star.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum has told Pokemon GO fans not to play the popular new mobile game in its premises, describing it as "extremely inappropriate" in a memorial dedicated to the victims of Nazism.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan on Monday called on Turkish voters in Europe to defy the "grandchildren of Nazism" and back a referendum this month on changing the constitution, comments likely to cause further ire in Europe.
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A former teacher, Derek Weimer, has said Fields was fascinated in high school with Nazism, idolized Adolf Hitler, and had been singled out by officials at his Union, Kentucky, school for "deeply held, radical" convictions on race.
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For decades, they say, they did not know about their father's Nazism and the abuses that took place at the company they inherited: The female forced laborers who had to stand at attention outside their barracks naked.
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Musil's emphasis on spiritual experience — what he calls the "other condition" — may well be in part a reaction to Nazism; in the face of the regime's terrors, he, like so many writers of the period, retreated inward.
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" Mr. Eid — now a refugee in Germany — said the West, having defeated Nazism and witnessed the collapse of communism, had let its guard down "while Nazis and communists were working on their comeback — and they have succeeded.
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VICE also learned members of The Base have openly discussed "direct action," a term used to describe terror attacks in white nationalist circles and a key feature of the brand of violent neo-Nazism the group espouses.
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We descend from people who won a revolution against great odds, survived a brutal civil war, defied an oligarchy to free millions of slaves, and helped to save the world from the twin threats of Nazism and Communism.
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"Once you talked to James for a while, you would start to see that sympathy toward Nazism, that idolization of Hitler, that belief in white supremacy," Derek Weimer, Fields' high school social studies teacher, told The Associated Press .
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Both his parents, he said, converted to Christianity from Judaism, though The Globe and Mail in Toronto reported that the family had feigned Christianity for the sake of safety in a Hungary living under the threat of Nazism.
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Fixating on the iconography of Nazism—the jackboots, the swastikas, the fastidious SS officers twirling brightly polished canes (thanks, "SS-GB")—risks fencing off fascism to a corner of central Europe in the middle of the 20th century.
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Taking up several rooms of this sprawling hilltop museum, "Twilight Over Berlin" chronicles how Nazism chipped away at the creativity and reputation of dozens of artists who hit career highs in the waning years of the Weimar Republic.
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Books of The Times In the closing days of World War II, the American publisher Alfred A. Knopf was pursuing English-language rights to Albert Camus's novel "The Plague," with its powerful and clear allegorical view of Nazism.
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Christianity has, after all, had benign as well as malign consequences; and the murderousness of Nazism and Bolshevism surely had far more to do with both societies' history of absolutism than with those ideologies' prophetic and millenarian character.
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"The house's future usage by the police should set a clear signal that this building will never be a place to commemorate Nazism," said an official with Austria's interior ministry, which led the efforts to repurpose the house.
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Set entirely in the Americas, the film assumes a bit of knowledge of Zweig, jumping past the celebrity years and the horrors of Nazism, and focusing on couple's final months in Petropolis, some 70km outside Rio de Janeiro.
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"It is libelous, and Wikipedia and Google should take more ownership of what is published on their sites, since both companies just said 5 million Californians support Nazism," said Cynthia Bryant, executive director of the California Republican Party.
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He believes Bethesda could have done Germany a service by fighting for an uncensored presentation and so help overturn what he sees as an outdated law that was meant to suppress Nazi propaganda and not discussions about Nazism.
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He likened the talk to hosting supporters of "racism, anti-Semitism or Nazism" and said the Hong Kong government should review the lease of the F.C.C.'s clubhouse in a historic, publicly owned building in central Hong Kong.
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Vocal support for Nazism and denial or expressions of doubt about the Holocaust are criminal offenses in more than a dozen European countries, including France, Germany, Belgium and Poland, according to the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Israel.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sandwiched between Germany's 1918 defeat at the end of World War I and the rise of Nazism in 1933, Weimar Germany was a period of vibrant artistic, cultural, social, and political experimentation.
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Though its program and members do not openly embrace or reference Nazism, the party's program dabbles in ideas that might be construed as racist, and as a result the party is considered untouchable by mainstream voters and politicians.
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Mr. Putin has sought to portray Russia as having saved the world from Nazism and Poland as a perpetrator rather than a victim, claiming the Polish ambassador to Berlin had lauded Hitler's effort to rid Europe of Jews.
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He insisted he was a victim of the Gestapo, and while the French initially barred him from continuing his business activities, American officials overturned that judgment and called him a "follower" of Nazism rather than an active Nazi.
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Software has a hard time telling if an image of a swastika is on a Wikipedia page about the topic, part of a story on Nazism or on a flag being marched around in a protest, he said.
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It's not that these movies shy away from heavy themes: Taika Waititi's Jojo Rabbit is, after all, a child's-eye-view comedy about Nazism, while Rian Johnson gives his whodunit romp Knives Out a sharp pro-immigrant edge.
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Opinion Columnist Since the early 1970s, the pro-democracy nonprofit Freedom House, founded in 1941 to mobilize American public opinion against Nazism, has published an annual survey evaluating political freedoms and civil liberties in countries around the world.
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As members of the Jewish community, the family fared much better than my relatives who stayed in Budapest and lost their property, and in some cases their lives, to Nazism followed by iron-fisted Soviet rule by proxy.
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Kracauer, of course, was writing his book after the end of World War II. Nazism had been defeated, and German cinema was knocked back by the end of the war as much as everything else in the country.
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After inviting the FPÖ, a party with a long history of flirtation with neo-Nazism, to join the ÖVP in government in 2017, Mr Kurz promised anxious European allies that he could tame his coalition partner's more extreme instincts.
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Google Search Links California Republicans to Nazism US Teens Leave Facebook for Instagram, Snapchat As an Alexa user, this just means you&aposll be able to find and launch the right skill even quicker, using natural phrases and requests.
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After the events of last weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia, neo-Nazism has been newly thrust to the forefront of the minds of many, despite the fact that these groups have been alive and kicking for a really long time.
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At the same time, when people can rewrite history to the point that there are Americans who espouse Nazism, what I proposed as satire in the first USJ and in the forthcoming Mecha suddenly feels too close to home.
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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan accused the Netherlands of Nazism and vowed harsh retaliation on Sunday after two Turkish ministers were barred from campaigning in Rotterdam in a bid to drum up support ahead of an upcoming Turkish referendum.
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If you Googled the California Republican Party earlier this week, the so-called "knowledge panel" that's supposed to surface the most relevant results would have told you that the party's primary ideologies are conservatism, market liberalism, and, oh, Nazism.
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This question is at the heart of a hilarious scene from Allen's Manhattan, where attendees of a black-tie event discuss the relative merits of a New York Times op-ed and "bricks and baseball bats" in fighting Nazism.
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Her country's broader political ethos is still shaped by a post-war aversion to any fanatically professed ideology, combined with a sense that religion of the right sort can be an antidote to secular creeds like Nazism or communism.
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"This is one of the last, and very overdue, acts of recognition of the injustices of the Nazi era, doubly welcome because the persecution continued long after Nazism had vanished from the scene," Professor Evans said of the vote.
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Speaking to 20Twenty Vision Christian Radio on Monday, Court described tennis as "full of lesbians" who predatorily "took young ones into parties," and compared the efforts to teach children about gender fluidity to the methods of Nazism and communism.
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Beyond the demonic mechanics of the camp itself, the exhibition provides voluminous context: the rise of Nazism, Hitler's campaign to exterminate the Jews while waging a three-front war, and the aftermath experienced by survivors who lost entire families.
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Read: Google listed "Nazism" as an ideology of the California Republican Party While the sometimes uninvited messages have annoyed some recipients, volunteers have reported that voters have texted back with gratitude for reaching out and sending reminders to vote.
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