[PDF file]: […] (either financially or electorally). So it doesn’t, initially, really seem appropriate to use the word ‘marketing’ in the context of ‘selling’ Nazism. It is difficult to imagine Hitler organising focus groups to see how he might adapt Mein Kampf to the mood of the day. In an age before the supposed innovative and pervasive […]
[PDF file]: […] war – after all it was the Jews who had started the War. By 1953, though, he was denying the Holocaust, albeit in a peculiarly idiosyncratic manner. Hitler was once again, as far as he was concerned, ‘one of the greatest statesmen Europe ever had’ and the Nazi regime was to be admired; but […]
[PDF file]: […] publish it. As for the Nazi dental records, Dr. Eirew relies on memory and does not tell us their provenance. Are they a forgery like the infamous Hitler Dairies? Did he misinterpret the German dental notation? What is the patient identification? The Nuremberg prisoners were managed under numbers and Hess’s British records under the […]
[PDF file]: […] to Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington. Wellesley was a member of the Anglo-German Fellowship and hence, at this point, a supporter of the Chamberlain policy of placating Hitler so as to retain him as an effective bulwark against Soviet Russia by detaching the 1 For Mosley and radio see Stephen Dorril, Black Shirt (2006) […]
[PDF file]: […] slightly anodyne moniker ‘at-a-distance leader personality assessment in support of policy’.27 The first of these was produced during World War II and analysed the personality of Adolf Hitler. The proposals for clandestine operations that were drawn up as a result of these profiles were more than a bit whacky themselves. After conducting a long-range […]
[…] slightly anodyne moniker ‘at-a-distance leader personality assessment in support of policy’.27 The first of these was produced during World War II and analysed the personality of Adolf Hitler. The proposals for clandestine operations that were drawn up as a result of these profiles were more than a bit whacky themselves. After conducting a long-range […]
[PDF file]: […] newcomer on the block compared to the Board of Deputies of British Jews (BoD) founded in 1760. Historically anti-Zionist, the BoD changed direction during the rise of Hitler, seeing Israel’s foundation as a safe haven for persecuted European Jews. It today continues to support Israel and took a very critical line against Corbyn and […]
[PDF file]: […] Newton, ‘A Comment on Simon Matthews, “The Dungavel Handicap: Scotland, Churchill and Rudolf Hess, 1941″’, in Lobster, 81 (2021) at or . 41 16 These state that Hitler sent Hess on a ‘secret mission’ to Spain in April 1941. The purpose was to contact the British in order to discuss terms for a negotiated […]
[…] newcomer on the block compared to the Board of Deputies of British Jews (BoD) founded in 1760. Historically anti-Zionist, the BoD changed direction during the rise of Hitler, seeing Israel’s foundation as a safe haven for persecuted European Jews. It today continues to support Israel and took a very critical line against Corbyn and […]
[…] newcomer on the block compared to the Board of Deputies of British Jews (BoD) founded in 1760. Historically anti-Zionist, the BoD changed direction during the rise of Hitler, seeing Israel’s foundation as a safe haven for persecuted European Jews. It today continues to support Israel and took a very critical line against Corbyn and […]
