Peter Paret, An Artist against the Third Reich: Ernst Barlach, 1933-1938 Cambridge University Press, 2003 Despite Grosz's experiences, the Weimar Republic was a paradise compared to the Third Reich.
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Yes. Is he the second coming of the Third Reich?
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All blame, they insist, rests solely on the Third Reich.
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Edda Goering was practically a princess of the Third Reich.
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Albert Speer laid out neoclassical buildings for the Third Reich.
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Nothing rivaled his fascination with shows about the Third Reich.
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Many aboard were German Jews seeking asylum from Hitler's Third Reich.
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The Third Reich was extremely concerned with sorting people into categories.
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Others worked to save their Jewish neighbors from the Third Reich.
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On one hand, it compares Facebook, unfavorably, to the Third Reich.
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Rather than focusing on the Third Reich, however, consider the Second.
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Hitler believed that the Third Reich would endure a thousand years.
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In other words, they were potentially complicit with the Third Reich.
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You can appreciate why it wasn't staged until the Third Reich toppled.
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"In no sense are they nostalgic for the Third Reich," he said.
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And I believe that reminds me I might say of the Third Reich.
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However, the black eagle symbol is most commonly associated with the Third Reich.
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Prior to that, Polish territories were occupied and incorporated into the Third Reich.
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That was the SS. We need a differentiated view of the Third Reich.
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After the fall of the Third Reich, Eichmann was briefly in American custody.
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BLITZED Drugs in the Third Reich By Norman Ohler Translated by Shaun WhitesideIllustrated.
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FLORIAN HENCKEL VON DONNERSMARCK hoped never to make a film about the Third Reich.
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So how do you smear America as the third Reich when it is not?
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The video's credits list various Third Reich figures as members of the production team.
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O'Rourke has dug in since then, comparing the Trump administration to the Third Reich.
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The official rise of the Nazis' Third Reich is less than four years away.
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Deutsche Bank published a study of its conduct during the Third Reich in 1998.
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It aims to dispel myths surrounding Nolde's career and art in the Third Reich.
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He fell for the Third Reich because it gave him the deference he wanted.
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The figures destroy the myth that a majority of Germans opposed the Third Reich.
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His pastoral life at home is interrupted by the rise of the Third Reich.
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The Third Reich was also intent on winning the war, which it did not do.
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It was used to justify mass executions during the French Revolution and the Third Reich.
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Some had been renamed during the Third Reich but had their names restored during denazification.
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The following is an excerpt from Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich by Norman Ohler.
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From the outset of the Third Reich under Hitler's leadership, Germany made life difficult for Jews.
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Nazi agents were able to encrypt these messages, and relay them back to the Third Reich.
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And Hitler wasn't the only one in the Third Reich or the German Army mainlining drugs.
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The disgusting ideology of the Third Reich was always display and players always understood the stakes.
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In a perverse way, what times were more interesting than the era of the Third Reich?
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Their fates under the Third Reich were largely mysteries I had belatedly been trying to unravel.
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It seems to me like cemetery desecration is an idea imported directly from the Third Reich.
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Cemeteries, schools and village walls were daubed with swastikas or obscure references to the Third Reich.
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In the 433s, the Third Reich labeled Otto Dix's ghostlike figures with mutilated bodies ''degenerate art.
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Active in weapon production during the Third Reich, it was reduced to rubble by Allied bombings.
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Zamenhof was exactly the kind of person that the Third Reich would set itself to eliminate.
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Years of fighting Nazis convinced them that nothing less than Hitler's death would vanquish the Third Reich.
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All that changed after the second world war, during which some had prospered under the Third Reich.
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The FPÖ epitomises Austria's failure fully to come to terms with its complicity in the Third Reich.
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Therefore, the assumption that the Third Reich succeeded at all it set out to do is false.
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"We have to really have a closer look how [the Third Reich] came into being," Drecoll said.
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" And "the complicity" of "our people" is later described as "the great miracle of the Third Reich.
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That's because the mission—for Blaskowicz, for the destruction of the Third Reich—is bigger than Hitler.
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The Third Reich is frequently invoked through brief newsreels of Hitler and a flash-forward to 1945.
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That is the main reason I write about what happened to disabled people during the Third Reich.
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Op-Ed Contributor In 1937, ascending leaders of the Third Reich hosted two art exhibitions in Munich.
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Norman Ohler, a journalist and novelist, believes that the Third Reich was, quite literally, an altered state.
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After the war, he defended the company's record during the Third Reich and venerated his stepfather's achievements.
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The Third Reich vibe at these events only intensified as the songs snapped into their inevitable breakdowns.
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He said Islamists and Nazis have a connection dating to the Third Reich, rooted in anti-Semitism.
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Kirchner's art, like that of nearly all the Expressionists, including Nolde, was ruthlessly censored by the Third Reich.
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It would provide a necessary, contextual backdrop to the Third Reich imagery the group present in their work.
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Six million Poles were killed in the second world war, most of them victims of the Third Reich.
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Albert Speers' Inside the Third Reich is a firsthand account of life with Hitler and his inner circle.
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Charlie Chaplin used physical humour to undermine the mythology of the Third Reich in "The Great Dictator" (1940).
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The Nazis drew on the index to support notions of Aryan superiority in Germany during the Third Reich.
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Especially trying is Book Six's 400-plus page excursus into Hitler and the etiology of the Third Reich.
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That moment, he wrote, symbolized that the Jewish spirit had survived while the Third Reich had been destroyed.
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Largely discredited since the fall of the Third Reich, Bertillon's most enduring and visible legacy is the mugshot.
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She was even blamed as responsible for Edward's fascination with the Third Reich, and called a Nazi spy.
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I wondered whether the interest in these legacies of the Third Reich reflected some sympathy with its aims.
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We're dealing with cowards that deserve our scorn, not World War II vets who defeated the Third Reich.
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The story of Ravensbrück reveals uncomfortable, under-acknowledged truths about the role of women in the Third Reich.
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Not a firm believer in the Third Reich, Metternich was an art historian who took his job seriously.
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I mean, I don&apost believe we should have had free trade with let&aposs say the third Reich.
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Not when the media&aposs loudest voices described America as the Third Reich, making these agents the storm troopers.
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Due to their connections with the Third Reich, Philip's sisters did not attend his wedding to Elizabeth in 1947.
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That's because Dr. Oetker, and the family that controls it, were once pretty deeply involved with the Third Reich.
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It was commonly used during the Third Reich as a greeting and to show loyalty to the Nazi regime.
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Today, Prora is the second-largest architectural remnant of the Third Reich, after Albert Speer's rally grounds at Nuremberg.
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She was now reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, William Shirer's landmark study of Hitler's Germany.
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After all, the doomed Jews of Europe were largely not welcome in the United States during the Third Reich.
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"These artists have something in common: They all turned against the ideals of the Third Reich," said Mr. Schröder.
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One of the first shows under his leadership was an exploration of art and ideology during the Third Reich.
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But her studies at the Jewish Teachers Seminary in Würzburg led to an unexpected escape from the Third Reich.
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Most mentions of Cornelius Gurlitt lead back to his father, a notorious art dealer employed by the Third Reich.
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"I have never in my life met anyone who shared the political views of the Third Reich," he said.
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In the mid-20th century, when performers affiliated with the Third Reich visited American concert halls, patriotic audiences howled.
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Lichterman is correct in saying that his tattoo isn't precisely the same as the symbol used by the Third Reich.
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American Jews are correct in feeling anxious, even though Trump is no Hitler and America is not the Third Reich.
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Large-scale deportations of Jews from the countries of the Third Reich followed upon Stalin's deportation of the Volga Germans.
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In a statement, Coca-Cola told Business Insider that there is no indication that Keith collaborated with the Third Reich.
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She was brought up according to the "völkische" values of the Third Reich, which emphasize discipline, obedience, and fanatical patriotism.
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As the decade continued, there emerged a new global leader in strident nationalism and empire-building aspirations, the Third Reich.
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Bruce Berg, the US-based grandson of a Dutch art dealer during the Third Reich, is suing the Dutch government.
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" In April, he said it could be compared to the language "that you might have heard during the Third Reich.
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They had a politics, but not a politics that was interested in the Nazis or what the Third Reich stood for.
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Some seek a departure from royalty, a career as a pirate, or a quiet life after taking down the Third Reich.
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After all, it was the birthplace of Adolf Hitler, who saw his homeland as an integral part of the Third Reich.
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Many European industrial assets were seized by newly liberated European governments, often because their previous owners collaborated with the Third Reich.
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" O'Rourke has previously compared the President's comments on illegal immigration to "rhetoric that you might have heard during the Third Reich.
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Yet this was also a cultural field about which the Third Reich expressed some of its strongest and most surprising preferences.
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Americans fought alongside allies, British and Canadians who burned no less fiercely in their desire to defeat Hitler's monstrous Third Reich.
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In Brussels he is loathed for his myth-making about the EU and for comparing the union to the Third Reich.
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The Federal Republic has never had a minority government and the grim reaper of the Third Reich looms over the idea.
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FKK groups were initially banned by the Nazis, but the practice soon returned and was wanly tolerated throughout the Third Reich.
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Evans is an academic historian, former Regius Professor at Cambridge, and author of a three-volume history of the Third Reich.
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Coincidently, that same year, another survivor philologist, Viktor Klemperer, published "Language of the Third Reich," a similar enterprise dissecting Nazi usage.
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The amendment targeted those who accused the country of complicity in the crimes committed by the Third Reich on Polish soil.
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A toy UFO decorated with Third Reich iconography has been discontinued after an outcry over its apparent glorification of Nazi technology.
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Beside it is a photograph of a towering "German worker" statue in a swastika-draped exhibition staged by the Third Reich.
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All detailed in Norman Ohler's well-researched "Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich," which I found fascinating from beginning to end.
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"They are anti-Semites, nostalgic for the Third Reich, violently anticapitalist, with a hatred for democracy," he added in an interview.
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A new exhibition at the Design Museum Den Bosch in the Netherlands, "Design of the Third Reich," which runs through Jan.
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A new exhibition at the Design Museum Den Bosch in the Netherlands, "Design of the Third Reich," which runs through Jan.
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The child POWs — at once ex-soldiers and orphans of the Third Reich — pose an intriguing tangle for the viewer's sympathies.
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Excerpted from Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich by Norman Ohler to be published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in March 2017.
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Hitler's Monsters: A Supernatural History of the Third Reich by Eric Kurlander will be published on July 18 by Yale University Press.
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The reverence he held for the Third Reich was hard to detect as it was framed as irreverence, but it was there.
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"We had a lot of fake news during the Weimar Republic, we had fake news in the Third Reich," Mühl-Benninghaus says.
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In August 1939, however, the guest of honor was Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's chief propagandist and the cultural czar of the Third Reich.
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The Third Reich signaled its own plans in April 1935, inviting several thousand delegates to Berlin for a massive European film conference.
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It was already evident in the documented wars of ancient Greece and Rome, during the Crusades, and in the genocidal Third Reich.
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"Here it is, the very capital of fascism and the Third Reich," General Shachnow once told The Fayetteville Observer in North Carolina.
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He is the author of The Camp Women, one of the first studies into the role of women in the Third Reich.
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He used his influence to fight to keep America out of World War II, and his plants built equipment for the Third Reich.
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And it goes without saying that the AfD's agenda, though distasteful to liberals, is not remotely similar to that of the Third Reich.
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Oh, and he was also high off his face for the entirety of World War II, as was much of the Third Reich.
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It is incredibly dangerous to ignore someone who uses the Second Amendment to incite fear while donning Third Reich and Apartheid-era symbols.
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But after the war, Warburg fired all the technicians, suspecting that they had reported his criticisms of the Third Reich to the Gestapo.
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It wasn't just the defeat of Germany and its humiliation that paved the way for the rise of Hitler and the Third Reich.
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Britain's prime minister, Neville Chamberlain, flew to the birthplace of the Third Reich to meet Hitler and try to stave off a conflict.
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Turing is shown with a friend, Fred Clayton, in the rear, and two Jewish refugees who had escaped the Third Reich, not classmates.
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In 1923, one of the movement's most prominent thinkers, Arthur Moeller van den Bruck, published "The Third Reich" — another critique of Western liberalism.
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We are facing the prospect of the next generation of American leaders talking about the Holocaust and the Third Reich without understanding it.
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So temporarily housing kids makes the United States the Third Reich and our agents the S.S. But "other governments," does he mean Obama&aposs?
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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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The crack Third Reich nutritionists decided that if residents consumed fewer than 800 calories a day, they'd all be dead in under a year.
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Considered alongside the spectacle of human beings in cages and camps and "tender age" shelters, Trump's language has inspired comparisons to the Third Reich.
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The bill criminalizes the denial of crimes committed by "Ukrainian nationalists and members of Ukrainian formations collaborating with the German Third Reich", it said.
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El Paso native O'Rourke offered a harsher condemnation, saying Sunday on CNN that Trump used language similar to that of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich.
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Despite never actually joining the Nazi Party himself, Keith was willing to work with the Third Reich to keep the company afloat, Pendergrast writes.
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In this way, Coca-Cola continued to make a profitable product, while distancing itself from the associations it once had with the Third Reich.
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There were regular lectures on great Nazis, such as Hitler's favorite pilot Hanna Reitsch, and before bed, we sang songs from the Third Reich.
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Dinnerstein's overall thesis is that though America undergoes occasional anti-Semitic spasms, it's never followed up by some American version of the Third Reich.
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Three years earlier, when I first arrived in Germany, I was consistently confronted with the treatment of those with disabilities under the Third Reich.
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Third Reich school textbooks included arithmetic problems on how much it would cost to care for a person with a disability for a lifetime.
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But the Third Reich was fueled by millions of complicit individuals who were not Hitler, and MachineGames' reinvention smartly pushed Hitler to the background.
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Enough Germans are done with those dozen Nazi years to send apologists for the army of the Third Reich back to the Reichstag building.
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But a closer look shows that the protest drew on the toxic symbolism of the Third Reich in ways that few Americans would recognize.
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Jägerstätter, a husband and father who lived in a lovely agrarian mountain village called St. Radegund, was a conscientious objector to the Third Reich.
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There are good books on German society under the Nazis, but McDonough's is too careless to illuminate the "hidden history of the Third Reich."
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Franz's faith is not showy, but he is horrified when he consults his village priest and he stops short of condemning the Third Reich.
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So much so that Chanel tried to take the business back in 1941, using her Aryan status to petition for confiscation under the Third Reich.
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Meaning a soldier of the Third Reich touting a man-made tool is no match for an immortal woman "made of clay" from Themyscira. Amirite?
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Germany slid into the madness of the Third Reich when its debt- ridden economy destroyed its middle class and a demagogue spoke to their fears.
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Keith then used his connections in the Third Reich to gain a position overseeing all Coca-Cola plants in Germany and the territories it conquered.
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"When the Third Reich collapsed in 1945, perhaps as many as 22002,22007 Germans killed themselves, and not all of these had been Nazis," he wrote.
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You may use that word in the Third Reich to describe those who are undesirable, who must be put down because they are sub-human.
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Reichsführer Himmler was a leading official in Hitler's Third Reich as well as the leader of the SS, the Nazis' elite black-shirted military unit.
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Despite its subtitle, "Asperger's Children" is less about "the origins of autism" than it is a historical case study of complicity in the Third Reich.
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Do we recall the turning away of the MS St. Louis, filled with Jewish passengers driven out by the Third Reich, with pride and satisfaction?
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In the affidavit, Denis Le Moal, once a member of G.U.D., described Mr. Chatillon's nostalgia for the Third Reich and his closeness to Holocaust deniers.
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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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There was not an ideological opposition to Krampus activities, and indeed the Third Reich was very supportive of various expressions of the German folk culture.
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In 1944, the Third Reich had seized control of Norway and the Gestapo had seized her husband, throwing him in the Grini concentration camp in Bærum.
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To that is soon added that now familiar claims that he is an authoritarian, and analogies to the Third Reich that ruled Nazi Germany soon follow.
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" Lichterman, who declined interview requests, told BuzzFeed News that the tattoo represents his "German heritage" and strongly denied having any "swastika or Third Reich–related tattoos.
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Political violence is frequently in the background of various scenes, and references are also made to the residual effects of the Third Reich on German society.
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"Bleakest quotes: "Planned Parenthood has amassed a Third Reich-style death count completely legally and while pocketing half a billion dollars a year to do so.
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Built in the neoclassical style by Ernst Haiger, an architect for the Third Reich, in 1938, the building became the subject of attack and then disregard.
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In addition to being a weirdo too fascinated with images of the Third Reich, I was, as admitted, the fortunate child of my town's professional elite.
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The Arena was used as a weapons storage for the Third Reich during World War II and was converted to a refugee camp after the war.
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The Eighth's effort to pry Europe from the claws of the Third Reich — one that included unleashing 697,000 tons of bombs — proved to be overwhelmingly costly.
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But I learned from Eugen Kogon's "The SS State" and Victor Klemperer's "The Language of the Third Reich" the kind of country I was living in.
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The third has to do with the intersection of man and regime: To what extent was Hitler in control of the apparatus of the Third Reich?
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Then, in 1933, Adolf Hitler rose to power and the reign of the Third Reich began, marking a new era for Germany and for Coca-Cola.
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He reached his peak in the 19193s, amid the rise of the Nazi party and cataclysmic racialism of The Third Reich, which was predicated on eugenics.
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For Sander and Dix, as for the rest of Germany and the wider world, the aftershocks of The Third Reich continued for years after the war.
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The Nazis and Nazi sympathizers of old were often constrained by nationalism: "Deutschland Uber Alles" for the Third Reich, "America First" for US isolationists in 1940.
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No one believed he had suddenly become a Third Reich sympathizer, but at the same time not everyone found his professed effort at comedy particularly whimsical.
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In the years following the Nuremberg trials, there was an increasingly concerted effort to whitewash the record of the Wehrmacht, the armed forces of the Third Reich.
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In "Through the Darkest of Times", devised by Berlin-based independent studio Paintbucket Games, players are cast in the role of resistance fighters in Third Reich Berlin.
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Berg personally jumped into occupied Norway to help take down a Nazi heavy water plant in an attempt to keep the Third Reich from its nuclear ambitions.
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Part of his work is to track down former Nazi officials, and he's increasingly thwarted by superiors and underlings who are still sympathetic to the Third Reich.
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When the Nazis came to power in the early 1930s, the fraternities were suppressed but their members were quick to join the ranks of the Third Reich.
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As leading members of Hitler's Third Reich were put on trial for war crimes, Josef Mengele fled to Argentina and lived in Buenos Aires for a decade.
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But, as the memory of the Third Reich recedes and the last generation of perpetrators and victims dies out, the nation has begun to see itself differently.
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Stephens later wrote an op-ed likening being referred to as a bedbug to the dehumanizing language Jewish people faced under Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich.
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"There's something that strikes me [as] profoundly wrong about that," Cruz said Tuesday of Trump's Florida rally "loyalty pledge" that has been compared to Third Reich imagery.
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Richard Evans is a British historian of 19th- and 20th-century Europe, and the author of a trilogy on the rise and fall of the Third Reich.
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Hitler and most of the Third Reich were ravenous drug users during WWII, author says Hitler and most of the Third Reich were ravenous drug users during WWII, author says There are many things considered to be common knowledge about Adolf Hitler; he was vegetarian, partial to the toothbrush mustache, a failed fine artist and a Nazi despot responsible for the reprehensible, systematic murder of six million jews.
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While Advent calendars were mainly used by religious families (and the Third Reich) for much of their history, today they've expanded to include non-ideological and adult audiences.
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Far-right activists held up banners reading "I regret nothing" and hoisted the red, white and black flag of Hitler's Third Reich as about 1,000 police looked on.
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Germany goes to great lengths to protect data privacy following the abuses of the Gestapo in the Third Reich and the Stasi security police in Communist East Germany.
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Photos taken from the social media page show that the cafe was widely adorned with the the Third Reich eagle, which is stamped even on ceramic dining plates.
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Thematically, the album is centered on a haunting narrative that revolves around Ike and Tina Turner, Harold Shipman, crumbling friendships, and the final hours of the Third Reich.
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He was also Jewish, and like all Jewish art dealers in the Third Reich, he was forced to liquidate his business as part of the "Aryanization" of businesses.
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By New Year's, the fallen symbol of the Third Reich had sprung up in New York, London, Paris, Stockholm, Oslo, Milan, Copenhagen, Perth, Athens, Buenos Aires, and Bogota.
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Atwood's book has echoes of New England Puritanism, along with atrocities drawn from sources including Saudi Wahhabism, the Third Reich, American slavery, and the East German surveillance state.
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Top-tier Kickstarter backers also received life-sized body pillows depicting the "waifu" — an online term for a female avatar which one is attracted to — Third Reich officers.
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The court in Birmingham heard that Thomas and Patatas had given their baby the middle name "Adolf" to express their admiration for the leader of the Third Reich.
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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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For decades, prevailing scholarly attitudes have de-emphasized the centrality of that leader, preferring instead to examine the structures that enabled the broad terror of the Third Reich.
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For the first time, Black would learn the secrets that the Third Reich had hidden in Czechoslovakia at war's end, tucked inside caches of Nazi rosters and records.
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The achievement is even more impressive given that Roosevelt had a built-in advantage: He was battling the Great Depression, then the Third Reich and the Japanese empire.
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" Sorting out reality from myth in "The Gestapo," Frank McDonough, who has written several books on the Third Reich, promises a new "understanding of terror in Nazi society.
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It has lodged a court case which alleges the NPD is inspired by the Third Reich, believes in ethnic German supremacy and incites people to torch refugee hostels.
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War correspondent William Shirer's The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, the benchmark popular synthesis of the Nazi era, appeared in 1960 and addressed the Final Solution directly.
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Egner says Bishop had his sons Alexander and Jefferson read "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich," then took them to Europe to see where that history happened.
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There's an unwritten rule among serious historians and journalists: No one and nothing should be compared to Hitler and the Third Reich, a singular personality and episode of evil.
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As Hitler's Third Reich rose to power, its members embraced the undercut as a way to connect with the military success of the Prussian armies that came before them.
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Manchester man Stuart Boyd received his passport for traveling to Rhodes, only to find a photo of himself as a dead ringer for the leader of the Third Reich.
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While many people, myself included, may have differences with aspects of Israeli policies, to link Israel with the Third Reich is not only historically farfetched but is also revolting.
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Volker Kauder, head of the conservatives in parliament, spoke in favor of the proposal given Germany's Nazi past and the murder of 6 million Jews during the Third Reich.
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Officers reportedly seized items including batons, an air rifle, computer hard drives, and Third Reich propaganda including portraits of Adolf Hitler and Nazi flags, which are illegal in Germany.
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Il Giornale on Saturday started selling an eight-volume history of the Third Reich, with the annotated copy of Mein Kampf free for readers who buy the first volume.
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The Third Reich attracted support from across the continent by promising to champion national musical traditions that had been snobbishly overlooked by elites in New York, Paris, and London.
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On June 17, 1940, Marshal Philippe Pétain issued orders to the French Army to cease fighting, signaling the capitulation of his country to the forces of the Third Reich.
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It preferred to see itself as the "first victim" of the Austrian-born Hitler, instead of a willing collaborator with the Third Reich and its racist, anti-Semitic policies.
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Scholl's activism was especially radical considering the historical context: Women at the time were expected to be building the Third Reich with babies, not dismantling it with resistance efforts.
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It is interesting that "Lügenpresse," or "Lying press," was a slogan widely used in Germany during the Third Reich to discredit any journalist who disagreed with the government's position.
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While this photo was taken during the Third Reich, Reuters was unable to independently confirm if these specific girls and women were part of an official Nazi women's group.
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The younger Mr. Speer's impact on urban landscapes was ultimately far greater than that of his father, whose grandiose architectural plans for the Nazi Third Reich were never realized.
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The Third Reich had banned exhibitions of his work as "degenerate," and he was crippled with severe arthritis, which obliged him to use both hands to wield a brush.
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In 1943, a full-color calendar was produced by the Third Reich for distribution to German mothers; it included, among other things, designs that incorporated swastikas and other Nazi symbols.
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He is not going turn America into the Third Reich, nor is he going to doom minorities, women, gays and transgender people to a life of hatred, gloom and despair.
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Sheffer describes how, under Hitler's regime, the profession of psychiatry that previously had been based on compassion and empathy became part of the eyes and ears of the Third Reich.
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This intimate biography of the sickly 19th-century philosopher who became an unwitting intellectual pillar of the Third Reich moves between his life, his published work and his personal writings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Over every German painter of the postwar era, there has hung, like some filthy, impermeable cloud, the moral dereliction of the Third Reich.
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There are many would-be dictators, in all the places my textbooks say I came from, seeking to solve their countries' problems in the same manner as the Third Reich.
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Many soldiers returned with Nazi artifacts like swastika-emblazoned armbands, helmets, or medals from the Third Reich; spoils of war stolen as reminders of the battles they had just fought.
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The older woman had always spoken of Goeth as a "war hero," and Hertwig grew up surrounded by lies, thinking of her father as another victim of the Third Reich.
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On the other, Austria is a country where the far right has long been strong, one that has never fully come to terms with its complicity in the Third Reich.
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Around 2 PM, after being escorted from the scene by campus police officers, he was reportedly jumped and his black jacket—the one replete with a Third Reich logo—stolen.
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AfD leader Frauke Perry said she had walked out of the meeting after a prominent German Muslim refused to retract a comment comparing the AfD with Adolf Hitler's Third Reich.
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True, certain statements give pause as the von Essenbecks, inspired by the Croesus-like Krupp family, tries to accommodate its business practices to the changing times of the Third Reich.
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On another level, it sets the stage for a retelling of Shakespeare's play as a lurid melodrama about a German industrialist family during the early years of the Third Reich.
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In time this may become one of those questions historians ponder for decades, like the exact origins of the Third Reich, or the improbable success of British imperialism in India.
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But that didn't stop Swalwell from comparing himself to Holocaust victims by referencing Pastor Martin Niemöller's "First they came for the..." poem about vulnerable groups targeted by the Third Reich.
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It's a bold move to marry a coming-of-age story, which Jojo sets at the end of the Third Reich, to Waititi's signature goofball aesthetic and frenetic self-awareness.
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The Soviet Union, and left totalitarianism in general, is a culture of the written word; the Third Reich, and right authoritarianism in general, is a culture of the spoken word.
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The words come from painter and Holocaust survivor Max Mannheimer, who worked in the aftermath of World War II to educate the public on the horrors wrought by the Third Reich.
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Another, more modern thread is unwound in the film and that is the case of Cornelius Gurlitt whose father was one of the most important "art dealers" in the Third Reich.
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In his work, Kertesz returns repeatedly to the experience of Auschwitz, the camp in German-occupied Poland where more than one million Jews and other victims of Hitler's Third Reich died.
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What was once a concoction of scraps in the Third Reich became a fizzy, brightly colored soda in Italy and is now a drink shared internationally by all types of people.
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He is chairman of the Commission for Art Recovery, which negotiates with governments, museums and other entities to retrieve art wrongfully taken from Jews by the Third Reich and its allies.
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MHM historian Jens Wehner also added that revisionism about the Third Reich—like promoting the idea that it produced anachronistically sophisticated technologies—feeds conspiracy theories about the period as a whole.
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He studied cultural sciences at the University of Tübingen, where he earned his master's degree and a doctorate specializing in the history of museums and cultural institutions in the Third Reich.
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After publication of his landmark book, "Das Volkswagenwerk und seine Arbeiter im Dritten Reich" (The Volkswagen Works and Its Workers During the Third Reich), Mr. Grieger oversaw the Volkswagen company archives.
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Then along comes Norman Ohler, a soft-spoken 46-year-old novelist from Berlin, who rummages through military archives and emerges with this startling fact: The Third Reich was on drugs.
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" Still, renowned Hitler biographer Ian Kershaw called the book "a serious piece of scholarship," and a starred review in Kirkus concludes it "adds significantly to our understanding of the Third Reich.
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On Thanksgiving, we arrived at the cryptically named Topography of Terror museum, which documented the rise of the Third Reich in a series of black-and-white photographs alongside slabs of text.
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Since his comments to reporters over the weekend, O'Rourke has weighed in repeatedly on Trump's response to the shootings, going so far as to link the Trump administration to the Third Reich.
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Invoking the Third Reich is tends to distract from the subject at hand, they say, and gives opponents something to be outraged about instead of responding to what people are actually discussing.
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It is well past time that the full history of Aktion T4 and its relationship to the Holocaust and other genocides be included when writing about what happened under the Third Reich.
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If you were watching cable TV on the night of the Nevada caucuses, you might have heard Chris Matthews compare Bernie Sanders' electoral victory there to the rise of the Third Reich.
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Now we would not be surprised if in the Third Reich, other human beings were described as an infestation, as a cockroach, or as a pest that you would want to kill.
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John Heartfield and George Grosz were especially instrumental in making photomontage into a modern art form, and from 1930 to 1938 Heartfield created dazzling anti-fascist photomontages that critiqued the Third Reich.
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JOE CONCHA, REPORTER AND COLUMNIST, THE HILL: I think, judge, any time you bring up Nazi or you bring Hitler or you bring up the Third Reich, suddenly people their eyes glaze over.
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It was all orchestrated by Hydra, a group of former Nazis that broke off from the Third Reich in the previous film (presumably because action figures are an easier sell without the swastikas).
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Overlord takes that tried-and-true concept and turns it up to eleven—raising the undead Third Reich to once again terrorize victims, but this time with a unique flair all its own.
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Step by step, she demonstrates that the progress of the Third Reich has conformed with startling fidelity to the progress as outlined by the Fuehrer more than a decade ago in Landsberg prison.
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Arguing otherwise is like saying the Nazi swastika isn't a symbol of the Third Reich because it's also an ancient religious symbol — it's just nonsense that erases context in service of ass-covering.
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This also sets the stage for later, when Wolfenstein II implies that the Third Reich was able to take over America in part because its ideals already aligned with those of many Americans.
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It does mean that our President is embracing policies and rhetoric that are frighteningly akin to those instituted in the early days of the Third Reich, that eventually gave rise to the Holocaust.
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In both countries, the two older traditions became discredited: in Germany, by the disasters of the Third Reich; in France, by the disintegration of the Third Republic after its military defeat and occupation.
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The Olympic Games have never been immune from politics, and they certainly weren't in 1936, when Berlin was the host city and Hitler sought to present the Third Reich in a flattering light.
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While the cache was supposedly being examined, intelligence officers replaced the papers with what were billed as Third Reich documents that, when revealed publicly, indicated that former Nazis were spying for West Germany.
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The best-known writer in the German-speaking world in the 1920s, he became persona non grata under the Third Reich, a fugitive heading toward a suicidal ending with his wife in Brazil.
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Other books that were banned included "The Poisonous Mushroom" and "The Mongrel," both written by Third Reich publisher Julius Streicher, who was later executed for crimes against humanity for managing a Nazi newspaper.
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"It's loaded with symbolism, because it is meant to be an in-your-face response to the Third Reich, which wanted to eliminate the history and the culture of the Jews," he said.
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"I loved him very much, and it was obvious how much he loved me," she told the journalist Gerald Posner for his book "Hitler's Children: Sons and Daughters of Third Reich Leaders" (1991).
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They told East Germans that they were the anti-fascist victors — guilty of nothing — and that West Germany, a caldron of old Nazis, was just a scaled-back version of the Third Reich.
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"Just looking at the reaction you could be forgiven for thinking that the Third Reich has been resurrected," said Jan Techau, director of the Europe Program at the German Marshall Fund in Berlin.
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Because once the young gypsy man had displayed his blazing talent—and inspired mass public affection—the Third Reich boxing authorities knew they couldn't be seen to tolerate a celebrity of his kind.
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Those black barriers are an attempt to block part of our view of the festival—though it's pretty hard to miss all the flags associated with the Third Reich hanging above the barriers.
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The actual content of these doctrines became widely popular in Germany and Austria, and many were tolerated or even tentatively adopted by the Third Reich: parapsychological belief in telepathy, astrology, water dowsing, for example.
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"Literally, the very first file I found on my very first day was his district party file that testified to his involvement in the racial hygiene measures of the Third Reich," she told me.
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Many of the alt-right's biggest personalities, like Richard Spencer, lost funding platforms because, understandably, platforms like Patreon and PayPal didn't want to be associated with advocates for the return of the Third Reich.
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The safety of Jewish communities is particularly sensitive in Germany due to the murder of over 6 million Jews by Hitler's Third Reich, which is marked on Wednesday by the international Holocaust Memorial Day.
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Surely a site named for Der Stürmer —a Third Reich tabloid so crude that Joseph Goebbels, in his diary, called it "simple pornography"—couldn't, in the current century, mean what it appeared to mean.
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It was this unforgettable spirit of courage and sacrifice that made the D-Day landings at Normandy a success, opened the way for the Allied campaigns to Berlin, and ultimately ended the Third Reich.
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He has compared Hillary Clinton to "a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital," written a poem suggesting Turkey's president had sexual relations with a goat, and likened the European Union to Hitler's Third Reich.
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" Whitman writes that the discussion of such influences is almost taboo, because the crimes of the Third Reich are commonly defined as "the nefandum , the unspeakable descent into what we often call 'radical evil.
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Many of the Reichsbuerger, who say they still owe allegiance to Adolf Hitler's Third Reich defeated in World War Two, have affinities with the violent far-right milieu from which the NSU killers sprung.
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But the near total silence on his Jewish background has demolished a favorite trope of Russian propaganda — that Ukraine is awash with neo-Nazis intent on creating a Slavic version of the Third Reich.
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The gambler Winston Churchill took chances in 1940, albeit rational ones backed by educated guesses that, for all Hitler's bluster, the Third Reich had neither the air nor sea power to destroy the Anglosphere.
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"Genocides, whenever and wherever they occur, cannot be ignored, whether they took place in the 20th century by the Ottoman Turks or mid-20th century by the Third Reich and in Darfur," said Rep.
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"I compared the rhetoric that the President has employed to rhetoric that you might've heard during the Third Reich," O'Rourke told a reporter, following a meet and greet at Morningside College in Sioux City.
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Interpol agents have uncovered an enormous collection of what they believe are 75 original artifacts from the Third Reich hidden behind a bookcase inside a house in a Bueno Aires suburb, the Associated Press reports.
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Today, a handful of volunteers led by gold-diggers Andreas Richter and Piotr Koper began excavating dirt along railroad tracks above the purported site of buried treasure from the dying days of the Third Reich.
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Hartmann and his co-conspirators hope to scuttle the looming Munich accord, force France and Britain to declare war on the still-unprepared Third Reich, and persuade the Wehrmacht generals to rally to their side.
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Some in the National Front flatly deny Mr. Chatillon and Mr. Loustau are either anti-Semitic or nostalgic for the Third Reich, while others make no secret of avoiding them, precisely because of their taint.
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"Böhm" is an elaborate, virtuosic romp through a scorched landscape of aesthetics and ethics and a scathing indictment of a towering musician who, in the name of art, became a puppet of the Third Reich.
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Links to the Nazi regime were not confined to the physical space: The first president of the service was Reinhard Gehlen, who had been a Wehrmacht general responsible for military intelligence in the Third Reich.
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Now, meth, cocaine and even opiates have been referenced in association with German soldiers in a new book by German author Norman Ohler, "Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich," set to publish in the United States in March, but already released in other parts of the world, including the UK. "Norman Ohler's Blitzed depicts the pervasive drug culture that allegedly developed in Germany's Third Reich," wrote Paul Weindling, a research professor at Oxford Brookes University, in an article in the journal Nature in October.
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There is a large drawing in charcoal, pencil, ink brush, and opaque white by Antonius Höckelmann, who was born in Oelde, Germany, in 22 and would have been a young child when the Third Reich collapsed.
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Taken in 1950, "Zwei Gefangene" ("Two Prisoners") is one of many striking, rarely seen photographs by Elisabeth Hase (1905–91), who documented Germany's transition from the Weimar Republic to the Third Reich and its postwar devastation.
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The post-war German Federal Republic was founded as an explicitly liberal project to repudiate the crimes of the Nazis' Third Reich, which committed some of history's worst crimes, including the genocide of six million Jews.
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The website says it's one of around 650 remaining Nazi bunkers in Hamburg (during the Third Reich, the city had more than anywhere else at 1,051), however the majority were more subtle than the Flak Towers.
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In 303, the psychiatrist Alfred Hoche and the jurist Karl Binding published their treatise, "Permitting the Destruction of Unworthy Life," which became the blueprint for the exterminations of the disabled carried out by the Third Reich.
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Last week, the Times obituary for Joachim Ronneberg, a Norwegian resistance leader who helped block the Third Reich from developing nuclear weapons during World War II, recalled the Quisling era, a painful chapter in Norway's history.
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In the Third Reich, their music would have been considered as "entartet" [degenerate] and pure noise, their long hair as unmanly, and they would have been one of the first to go into some concentration camps.
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More than 6,700 Poles who risked their lives to save their Jewish neighbors from the Third Reich are formally honored with the title "Righteous Among the Nations" by Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial center in Jerusalem.
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Turkington ended up writing two stories: Against the Grain, which takes place on a production line, and Model Protectorates, which is a more intimate tale about a family trying to resist the Third Reich in Denmark.
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The Third Reich, once it began its armed drive to normalize Europe, therefore had to reckon at the outset with this closely knit community branching all over the continent, with powerful connections and substantial resources overseas.
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The calls for violence and calls for renewal went hand in hand: Only by purifying Germany of undesirable elements (Communists, Socialists, centrists, Jews), the Nazis declared, could they bring about the glory of the Third Reich.
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It was the Americans, not the Europeans, who forced a halt to the war in Bosnia in 1995, a conflict that brought back concentration camps on European soil for the first time since Hitler's Third Reich.
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In the second act, with scenes set during the Depression that followed World War I and in 1938, on the eve of Austria's incorporation into the Third Reich, that sentiment festers into full-blown, terrifying form.
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After the parallels to a Goebbels speech were discovered, Alvim gave an interview insisting he was not a Nazi, denying he was knowingly quoting the Third Reich leader, and claiming he had accidentally plagiarized the words.
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The more martial culture of northern Germany, the Prussian-dominated culture that gave Germany a reputation for hardness, and eventually paved the way for the militarism of the Third Reich, was not associated with the tradition.
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Later on you could see very clearly the German Third Reich learning from American advertising techniques in the '30s, and also some of the dissemination techniques: the idea of prime time, the use of radio en masse.
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The defeat of the Third Reich is traditionally observed on May 8 in Europe, where anxiety over a newly assertive Russia is one reason the European Union has been reluctant to confront Poland and Hungary more forcefully.
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"If you've read anything about the rise of the Third Reich and Adolf Hitler, you will see the parallels," Fonda reportedly said Thursday at the Women's Media Awards held by the Women's Media Center in New York.
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The diary also reveals Rosenberg's role in the deportation of German, Austrian and Czech Jews, and it shines a light on the infighting and struggles within the upper echelons of the Third Reich to secure Hitler's favor.
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Killing as a communal business, made widely lucrative by the Third Reich, permeates this traveling exhibition about the largest German death camp, Auschwitz, whose yawning gatehouse, with its converging rail tracks, has become emblematic of the Holocaust.
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She is at her best when she unpacks how the Third Reich created what she calls a "diagnosis regime" by labeling anyone who disagreed in any way with Nazi aims, achievements, or ideology as being fundamentally ill.
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In a hidden treasure room dedicated to celebrating the Third Reich, Argentine police officers have found a trove of Nazi artifacts, including a bust of Hitler, that they believe were taken to the country by fugitive Germans.
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It's a bold move to marry the bildungsroman, which Jojo sets at the end of the Third Reich, to Waititi's signature goofball aesthetic and frenetic self-awareness; the film is more successful in some moments than others.
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We may not believe that Jackson could have stopped the Civil War, but we believe that we would have stood alone against the crushing tides of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich or the worst of South Africa's apartheid.
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I believe my people elected the greatest threat to American democracy since the Third Reich, but I haven't been able to work up a real us-versus-them way of thinking about my own friends and family.
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I know of no one who in the name of cultural diversity defends the barbaric practices of ISIS, the chillingly efficient holocaust perpetuated by the Third Reich, or the execution of homosexuals and atheists in some Islamic countries.
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"A vigorous group of right-wing thinkers is now challenging the left's longstanding intellectual hegemony, proclaiming ominous theories on race, genetics and inequality rarely heard since the dark days of the Third Reich," wrote Time magazine in 1979.
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The edible symbol of the Third Reich was discovered by a Swiss student, who also happens to be Jewish, as he stood in the bread aisle at the Migros store in St. Gallen, a town in northeastern Switzerland.
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A book by a former Berlin club kid — published in Germany last year and now about to hit bookstores in English — offers a new facet of the rise and fall of the Third Reich: almost everyone was high.
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It took Mr. Hill nearly a decade to produce enough work for his second volume, "King Log" (1968), which included one of his best-known poems, "Ovid in the Third Reich," on art in the presence of evil.
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The Third Reich and the G.D.R. inculcated in him a lifelong doubt of ideologies — but now, nearing 90, the artist doubts even his own doubtfulness, and he seems less confident than his many admirers of what "Birkenau" achieves.
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Killing as a communal business, made widely lucrative by the Third Reich, permeates the first traveling exhibition about the largest German death camp, Auschwitz, whose yawning gatehouse, with its converging rail tracks, has become emblematic of the Holocaust.
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Though the targets of his satire included the class bias of the Weimar legal system, puffed-up writing and the vacuity of popular music, most of his efforts were directed at the boorishness of the nascent Third Reich.
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"Never thought part of my job would be pleading with a national news network to stop likening the campaign of a Jewish presidential candidate whose family was wiped out by the Nazis to the Third Reich," he wrote.
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What we glean over time, however, is that for those who did not understand themselves to be Jewish, existence in the Third Reich seemed by far a less awful fate than what awaited them in the Soviet Union.
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"Never thought part of my job would be pleading with a national news network to stop likening the campaign of a Jewish presidential candidate whose family was wiped out by the Nazis to the Third Reich," Casca tweeted.
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The 1959 edition of "Search for Surf," a series of surf movies by Greg Noll, included Californian surfers in Nazi storm trooper uniforms riding Flexi-Flyers in a storm drain while friends held up a Third Reich flag.
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"Never thought part of my job would be pleading with a national news network to stop likening the campaign of a jewish presidential candidate whose family was wiped out by the nazis to the third reich," Casca tweeted.
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The rise of the Third Reich and the Holocaust exist in our cultural imagination as an unfathomable series of events that have nevertheless been overdocumented in the hope, as the invocation goes, that it will never happen again.
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By this point, Harrison's it's-all-Kremlin-lies defense is so repetitive that arguing with him over whether Azov involves neo-Nazis is beginning to feel like arguing with someone over whether the Holocaust involved Third Reich Nazis.
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"Sometimes when I'm doing business, busy-work, I'll just flip on Xurious or Cyber Nazi on SoundCloud or YouTube and just listen to it," the white supremacist writer and publisher, who sports a Third Reich-reminiscent "fashy" haircut, said.
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Damian Imoehl, a reporter for the German magazine Bild, managed to get a copy of the diaries, and they offer deep—and often disturbing—insights into the daily life of the second most powerful man in the Third Reich.
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The Weimar Republic has long served as a kind of distant mirror in which Germans have both assessed their own progress from the excesses of the Third Reich, and kept a vigilant eye on the dangers of a relapse.
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But that was precisely the point: Wodehouse clearly had no idea that, even as Britain and its allies fought for their lives, his celebrated comic language was being annexed by the Third Reich to gloss over a terrifying reality.
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Deniers contend that had the Third Reich, a regime they describe as the epitome of efficiency and power, wished to murder all the Jews, it would have ensured that no witnesses remained alive to testify about the death camps.
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For many Germans, the fact that there are barracks named after military heroes of the Third Reich at all has come as a surprise, an anomaly amid the comprehensive de-Nazification that has swept through postwar Germany's other institutions.
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One year after the Allied obliteration of the Third Reich, the historian Friedrich Meinecke published what would be one of the first efforts on the part of a German scholar and intellectual to come to terms with National Socialism.
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If Donald Trump and millions of others had really studied the evil of the Third Reich, the Charlottesville political debacle might have been avoided in the sense that zero tolerance for the supremacists could have actually united the country.
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When he is drafted a few years later, he has decided to forswear allegiance to the Third Reich, a choice he knows will result in hardship for Fani, shunning by their fellow villagers and, most likely, his own death.
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In his post, Diess said that he and the firm's employees "are aware of the special responsibility of Volkswagen in connection with the Third Reich," referring to the period between 1933 and 1945 when Germany was under Hitler's rule.
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The most influential work on the subject to come out of the immediate wake of the Third Reich , 2100's The Authoritarian Personality, called the cluster of personality traits that allow for extreme racism the "f-syndrome"—"f" being fascism.
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On top of a bookcase in one of the bedrooms, detectives found a Third Reich eagle ornament with a swastika on it, while on neatly organized shelves were dozens of books about German military history, Nazi race theory and white supremacism.
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A decade later, September 1, 1939, Hitler's Third Reich invaded Poland and provoked World War II. The ensuing need for plasma in treating wounded Allied soldiers for shock, as morbid as it sounds, was a boon for blood bank research.
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So we think of the Third Reich in terms of extermination, and the Holocaust of 6 million Jews, but I think that can obscure the extent to which all of this was based on the initial act of labeling people.
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In the process, the lunacy of his theories might have been laid bare, and the Nazis who later used Stoddard and Grant and other American racists to justify the crimes of the Third Reich might have had less to work with.
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Ted-Ed writes:Decades after the fall of the Third Reich, it feels impossible to understand how Adolf Hitler, the tyrant who orchestrated one of the largest genocides in human history, could ever have risen to power in a democratic country.
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Members of the same alt-right and white nationalist groups who stormed Charlottesville, Virginia, a year ago, marching with tiki torches and chanting slogans from the Third Reich, are descending on Lafayette Square in the second "Unite the Right" event.
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If someone who didn't have a voice like a chainsaw and a bass sound like thunder said they "just liked the clothes" of the Third Reich, I would think twice before letting them my house, let alone buying their T-shirts.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chilean police made public on Thursday archive documents relating to its investigation during World War Two that uncovered how Nazi supporters in the country aided the Third Reich, including supplying information and plans to bomb mines in Chile.
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Mr. De Waal, a British ceramic artist and best-selling author, is the great-grandson of Viktor von Ephrussi, who thrived in Vienna as a banker before fleeing the city after Hitler's 1938 incorporation of Austria into the Third Reich.
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The vision of the Third Reich was a world without Jews, and by building on preexisting prejudice, propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels was able to engineer a campaign that led to the people of Germany commonly believing that all Jews were evil.
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Its development paralleled that of the Weimar Republic, rising from the rubble of the First World War, flourishing in the political, economic and cultural chaos of the interwar years, and ending in 1933 with the rise of the Third Reich.
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"Countless histories of the Third Reich exist," Mr. Anderson wrote, "but there can be few more palatable ways than these books to take a look at its horrors, its leaders and the mood in Germany before, during and after the war."
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He gets more and more radical in his resistance as the noose of Nazi evil tightens, and by 226 has joined a group of double agents within the Nazi government working to assassinate Hitler in order to overthrow the Third Reich.
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The 136-room nhow Hamburg, which is being designed by the NH Hotel Group, will open in mid-2021 on top of the Bunker St. Pauli, one of thousands of air raid shelters built across the country by the Third Reich.
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Based on the novel "Caging Skies" by Christine Leunens — and featuring Waititi himself as Johannes's goofball fantasy-Führer — the movie filters the banality and evil of the Third Reich through the consciousness of a smart, sensitive, basically ordinary German child.
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It certainly wasn't for Karl Amadeus Hartmann, whose opera "Simplicius Simplicissimus" was begun just after Hitler came to power, had no chance of performance in the Third Reich and, despite occasional postwar productions, languished at the margins of the repertoire.
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The opera stops short of accusing Arendt, who coined the controversial phrase "banality of evil" to help explain the crimes of the Third Reich, of giving the Nazis a free pass because she worshiped German culture (and its great personification, Heidegger).
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" As Chapoutot notes, "It was thus also important to incarnate the Nordic physical archetype for posterity; the Germans of the Third Reich would live on for all eternity just like the Greeks, who had bequeathed them a vision of perfection.
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This post was originally published on Broadly Germany The 35-year-old German was deep into the conspiracy theory scene for years before she dropped out, turning her attention to educating outsiders about the sinister truth behind Third Reich truthers and "chemmies" a.k.
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Likewise, Lindbergh actually refused to return a medal sent by the Fuhrer that made him a "knight of the German eagle," even after Hitler had blitzkrieged his way across Europe, on grounds that it would be an "unnecessary insult" to the Third Reich.
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The owner, who says he intends to reopen in a new location, does not strike one as an especially ardent anti-Semite, nor as a neo-Nazi; he seems mostly to like the look of his kitschy collection of Third Reich memorabilia.
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Just imagine how we Jews would have reacted if Halutz were speaking 70 years earlier as the head of the American military, telling us that stopping Hitler's slaughter of the Jews is subordinate to the overarching war aims of defeating the Third Reich.
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He has been chairman of the Commission for Art Recovery since it was formed in 1997 to negotiate with governments, museums and other entities as part of the effort to retrieve art wrongfully taken from Jews by the Third Reich and its allies.
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It's a stealthily constructed drama whose experimental use of music — as something that lives in the mind of its main character, a German academic named John Halder, and sets a score to his life during the Third Reich — doesn't quite come off here.
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He was 11 or 12 at the time, and already knew that his mom's father was obsessed with Nazis—his home in Cleveland, Ohio, was covered in newspaper clippings of local guys who had been outed as former sympathizers of the Third Reich.
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While runes reemerged in 20th-century neopaganism and (strangely enough) attempts at diabolical magic during the Third Reich, the process of runic divination that we're most familiar with now was developed by Ralph Blum in the '80s, with The Book of Runes.
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That proffers some amount of difficulty for a band whose name comes from an album by Death In June, Douglas Pearce's long-running neo-folk project that controversially employs lyrical and visual references to the influences and events surrounding the Third Reich.
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In 2011, the historical biography "The Political Orchestra: The Vienna and Berlin Philharmonics During the Third Reich," by Fritz Trümpi, a professor at the University of Music and Performing Arts, revealed the extent to which both orchestras were used by the regime.
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After the fall of the Third Reich, the Allies broke up the major Nazi monopolies specifically so that they could not be "used by Germany as instruments of political or economic aggression," in the words of the law used to do so.
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Wagner is headed by a former special forces soldier known as Nikolai Utkin, who has been described in Russian media as an admirer of the Nazi German Third Reich, with 'Wagner' being an homage to Adolf Hitler's favorite composer, Sky News reported.
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At least 789 children died at Spiegelgrund during the Third Reich, most of them from pneumonia, typically brought on by the barbiturates that would be mixed with sugar or cocoa and fed to the children with the express purpose of killing them.
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Norman Ohler is the author of the international best-seller "Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich," which advances the case that large swaths of the German population, the Nazi Party, and the Wehrmacht used and abused an array of stimulants and narcotics.
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What's more, like Back to Back's previous Under the Radar offering, "Ganesh Versus the Third Reich," it is artful in a way specific to the cognitive profiles of the actors involved, who also co-wrote the script with other members of the company.
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Duneier notes that, in explaining how blacks were prevented from buying or renting homes in white neighborhoods, Drake and Cayton referred to "the invisible barbed-wire fence of restrictive covenants," a formulation that was calculated to evoke gruesome images of the Third Reich.
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" In fact, he's a deep-state RINO, finding the new bureaucratic term "homeland … a trifle Third Reich-ish," and arguing against funding a hagiography of the conservative pundit Norman Podhoretz: "Let's not reject their junk just so we can start pushing our junk.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - More than 70 years after Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his Berlin bunker in the final days of World War Two, an exhibition in the capital examines how he became a Nazi and what turned ordinary Germans into murderers during the Third Reich.
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Accordingly, the exhibition provoked the idea that the Third Reich used the Zeppelin to vindicate the spurious idea of a racially pure society, known as völkish in German — bogusly associating the aviation invention with supremacy over the skies, and by extension, racial and ethnic supremacy.
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In 1935, Hitler slightly altered the Nazi party eagle to create a new national emblem for Nazi Germany: While the Nazi party eagle has its head turned to the right, the eagle that represented the Third Reich has its head turned to the left.
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Instead of his fortune going to the Ford Foundation, which went on to support many worthwhile causes, he would likely have spent it on priorities of his like lobbying for America not to go to war with the Third Reich and spreading propaganda about Jews.
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THE ARTS A picture caption on Thursday with an article about the book "The Devil's Diary: Alfred Rosenberg and the Stolen Secrets of the Third Reich," using information from the book, misstated the setting of the picture of Rosenberg and Hitler and Friedrich Weber.
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As such, it's an historical irony that a ladder-climbing Nazi filmmaker funded by Nazi Germany's Ministry of Propaganda to create a film glamorizing the Third Reich is now mainly known for the primary footage of one of the best black athletes who ever lived.
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Neither brevity nor palatability are concepts that particularly interest Mr. van Hove, who delivered an explosive, disconcerting adaptation of Luchino Visconti's 1969 film "The Damned," set in the early days of the Third Reich, at the Park Avenue Armory in New York in July.
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"Never thought part of my job would be pleading with a national news network to stop likening the campaign of a Jewish presidential candidate whose family was wiped out by the Nazis to the Third Reich," Mr. Sanders's communications director, Mike Casca, wrote on Twitter.
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Klaus Mann's Mephisto, written in exile from Nazi Germany, is a roman-a-clef based on the life of one such opportunist, the actor Gustaf Gründgens, an ex-Communist who joined the Nazis to become the director of Germany's state theater during the Third Reich.
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Without going into the long lineage of bullshit memes that are the signs and sigils of modern white supremacy's public face, the "Kekistan flag" combines a popular internet shorthand that became a symbol of white supremacist sympathies with the German military flag of Hitler's Third Reich.
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How the Nazi military weapon made its way from the Third Reich to a western Idaho shed will probably remain a mystery, but at least Landa has made her parents' home a little safer, since they're not living in close proximity to a loaded explosive anymore.
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Within months of assuming power in 1933, the Third Reich began establishing new intergovernmental bodies for European arts and culture that would draw resources and leadership from Nazi Berlin: the Permanent Council for International Cooperation among Composers, the Union of National Writers, and the International Film Chamber.
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Mr. Johnson has suggested that President Obama had an "ancestral dislike of the British Empire," written a poem insinuating that Turkey's president had sexual relations with a goat, and likened the European Union — which he helped lead the campaign for Britain to leave — to Hitler's Third Reich.
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Under the watch of his sister, Elisabeth, handmaiden to Hitler, this philosopher who deplored German nationalism ("Deutschland, Deutschland über alles, that is the end of German philosophy") and anti-Semitism ("I will have all anti-Semites shot") was refashioned into an intellectual architect of the Third Reich.
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If they don't have a doctor's appointment to go to, she exercises on the treadmill, where she watches what she calls "Law & Order: Sexy Victims Unit" or "the Nazis," which refers to whichever documentary on the Third Reich is playing on TV at that particular moment.
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But even if it is a local issue, what happens to regional cons—like the Rocky Mountain Fur Con of 2017, which was canceled after threats of violence sparked by the issue of armbands that resembled those on Third Reich uniforms—can echo across the whole fandom.
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The Modern Berlin Map, introduced by the journalist Matthew Tempest, explores both the "neo-Classical gargantuanism of the buildings of the Third Reich" (like Tempelhof airport) and more recent edifices that transform "architecture itself into a kind of mourning" (like the Daniel Liebskind-designed Jewish Museum).
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As Mann writes in Doctor Faustus, his allegorical novel about the Third Reich that is conspicuously cited twice by Knausgaard in My Struggle: "Amidst disintegration, the search for the rudiments of new ordering forces is universal …" Knausgaard himself takes an almost mystical approach to these demonic ordering forces.
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Drawing upon libraries and archives in five different countries, Martin's work is a dazzling transnational history of ideas and institutions as well as a major contribution to our understanding of fascism and the Third Reich: Martin reveals how cultural initiatives unlock the political imagination of the interwar radical right.
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As my father tells it, his father was the captain of a British Navy minesweeper in World War II, a job that required finding and blowing up mines laid by the navy of the Third Reich to disrupt shipments of war supplies from the United States to Britain.
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The duo enlisted Uri Minkoff to create nine dark, uniform-like suits "in a fun, fetishistic way, but also a fascistic way," Kelly says, evoking Johnson's turn to the extreme right — including time spent in Germany during the Third Reich, a detail often glossed over in his popular lore.
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It followed the detective Gereon Rath and the aspiring police officer Charlotte Ritter as they came up against rising nationalist sentiments, a stolen train filled with Soviet gold and a disastrous May Day confrontation between the police and Communists, all set in the years that preceded the Third Reich.
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" The actress also had Wigman in mind, in part for her dances but also because the choreographer had a troubled history of mental health and yet "managed — like Blanc — to sustain her company in Germany all through the Third Reich, having made heaven knows what deals to do so.
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In the words of the conservative German jurist and political theorist Carl Schmitt — who as a supporter of the Third Reich knew something about hatred — the combatants must, as he wrote in "The Theory of the Partisan," consider the other side as entirely criminal and inhuman, as totally worthless.
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Locked in debate in the War Cabinet with Lord Halifax, the foreign secretary who favored talks with the Axis, Churchill benefited enormously from the support of the former prime minister Neville Chamberlain, whom he had personally cultivated after years of ferocious disputes over the rise of the Third Reich.
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Soros, on the other hand, was not a member of the SS, short for Schutzstaffel, German for "protective echelon," who were founded in 1925 as Adolf Hitler's personal bodyguards but expanded during the rise and expansion of the Third Reich to act as both police and armed combatants.
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And while there are many aspects of her character we can and in some cases should question -- her Third Reich sympathies among them -- to view her legacy as an unscrupulous "harpy," a seductress, or a femme fatale who dragged the king from duty is neither true nor fair.
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Germany's aggressive steps to expand its borders touched off both an international political crisis, as world leaders scrambled to avoid war, and a humanitarian refugee crisis, as hundreds of thousands of vulnerable people, mostly Jews, sought safety from the Nazis in countries outside the grip of the Third Reich.
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His lineage was distinctive, a blend of Quaker traditions from his father's family and Judaism from his mother — a German-born debutante who had been presented at the royal courts of both Berlin and London long before the surge of virulent anti-Semitism that characterized Hitler's Third Reich.
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"It didn't end with the Third Reich," I managed, quaveringly (This would become even more horrifyingly true after Orlando.) Ingrid called my attention to an array of other brass-topped stones sunk into the pavement at Güntzelstrasse 49, which she said she went out to polish from time to time.
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MacCarthy transforms him from a dull institutionalist—head of the Bauhaus and, later, prominent professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Design—into a stylistic rebel who lived and loved in an exuberant community of artist outcasts that would be scattered across the world after Weimar Germany became the Third Reich.
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Just as America was crucial to the defeat of the totalitarians of the Third Reich, and to the ideological defeat of the communist threat posed by the Soviet Union, we will defeat the newest totalitarian threat to the West, radical Islamic terrorism under the leadership of the current American president.
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Peter Fritzsche, a professor of history at the University of Illinois and the author of nine books including "Life and Death in the Third Reich," wants to rethink war and peace; he wants us to see how even apparently peaceful moments during World War II were inflected by war raging elsewhere.
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In April 2018, search teams discovered a World War II-era German submarine rumored to have taken top-ranking Nazi Party officials to South America after the destruction of the Third Reich, the advanced Type XXI model U-3523, under 403 feet (123 meters) of water along the Danish coast.
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In April, an Austrian historian named Herwig Czech published evidence of Asperger's long-rumored collaboration with Third Reich murderers during World War II. Specifically, Czech uncovered proof that in 1942, Asperger was one of the members of a commission that screened and classified more than 200 Viennese children with mental disabilities.
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Nor should we forget that a few decades later, it was the Red Army — originally forged in the civil war by Trotsky, Mikhail Tukhachevsky and Mikhail Frunze (the former two killed later by Stalin) — that broke the military might of the Third Reich in the epic battles of Kursk and Stalingrad.
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In the end, then, while "Blitzed" makes for provocative reading, and while the encouragement to look at the Third Reich from a fresh vantage point is salutary, anyone seeking a deepened understanding of the Nazi period must be wary of a book that provides more distraction and distortion than clarification.
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In other words, the link between fascist, racist sentiments in Nazi Germany and similar ideas as they surfaced in America (even just a few years after the fall of the Third Reich and the end of World War II) were too worn and "old hat" to make an impression on the audience.
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If time and practicality were absolutely of no consideration, I would probably finally bring out the copy of Third Reich that a listener sent me a couple years ago, trick one of my friends into letting me teach it to them, and grind through World War 2 for a month of Sundays.
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"Before Pearl Harbor, I heard Hooded Justice openly expressing approval for activities of Hitler's Third Reich, and Captain Metropolis has gone on record as making statements about black and Hispanic Americans that have been viewed as both racially prejudiced and inflammatory, charges that it is difficult to argue or deny," Mason writes.
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" There's a striking piece of history around the cities of El Paso and Dayton, wrote Diane McWhorter: "El Paso and Dayton were the main locales where the US government secretly installed the Third Reich aeronautics and missile whizzes 'procured' right after World War II under a so-called 'exploitation' program later codenamed Paperclip.
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Billed as an "anti-hate satire" from Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi, the film follows young Jojo Betzler (newcomer Roman Griffin Davis), a Hitler Youth member during the waning months of WWII who is so fanatically devoted to the Third Reich that Hitler (as played by Waititi) is his personal imaginary friend.
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After the U.S. signs a peace treaty with the Third Reich, Herman's live-in nephew Alvin (Anthony Boyle) goes to Canada to go to war against the Nazis, while Bess' gullible naif sister Evelyn (Winona Ryder) embraces the Lindbergh administration because she's dating the right-wing Southerner Rabbi Lionel Bengelsdorf (John Turturro).
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The history the festival is most interested in is how Austria continues to consider itself the first victim of German expansion in the run up to the Second World War (a narrative well perpetrated by the musical and film The Sound of Music (1965), in which the von Trapp Family must flee the Third Reich).
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READ: Conservatives are now comparing a Parkland survivor to Hitler "The handling of Adolf Hitler's birthplace in Braunau am Inn has been a challenge for the Second Republic for more than 70 years, especially in connection with the history of the Third Reich in Austria," the Interior Ministry said in a statement, via CNN.
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Meanwhile, plenty of metal that seems outright negative is often coupled with Nazi sympathy and bigoted political beliefs, which can fuck off entirely (you might think those ideas are negative, but they're actually the opposite—they strive for a sense of positivity and purity, as though the Third Reich was some paradise in the making).
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His iconic cover for 1941's first issue of Captain America is one of the world's best-known pieces of anti-Third Reich art, featuring the good Captain braving gunfire from bewildered soldiers to plant a right cross on Adolf Hitler; this piece is the most prominent example of Kirby's lifelong hatred of fascists.
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By the 1930s, Otlet and La Fontaine's many cataloging endeavors, by now collectively referred to as The Mundaneum, had moved to a branch in the Hague where it remained through WWII, surviving Nazi Occupation of Brussels relatively unharmed, though some items were destroyed when the exhibit was replaced with third reich art during the occupation.
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