[…] this development would give Greater Europe some momentum, even if it lead to Germany joining NATO. Given Soviet memories of the carnage inflicted on the USSR by Nazi Germany fifty years before, this could have been a huge stumbling-bloc to further progress in improving East-West relations. However, after expressing some scepticism, in the first […]
[PDF file]: […] IPG member Sir Reginald Blaker. 9 3 In 1950 the Scottish League for European Freedom sponsored a conference in Edinburgh of Eastern European exiles, many of them Nazi collaborators and war criminals, who had been recruited by British intelligence and moved to the U.K. during the scramble at the end of WW2 by the […]
[PDF file]: […] by Dame Rebecca. Rebecca West reported the 1946 Nuremberg trials for The Daily Telegraph and The New Yorker, describing the International Military Tribunal trial of the surviving Nazi big shots as ‘a historic peep-show’. Her fastidious editor at The New Yorker, William Shawn, said: ‘No one in this century wrote more dazzling prose, or […]
[PDF file]: […] reorganisation as a solution to contemporary problems included Prince Karl Rohan, who established a Kulturbund preaching a common European destiny (and whose path eventually led to the Nazi Party) and Wilhelm Heile, initially a colleague of Coudenhove-Kalergi’s, who attended an international parliamentary meeting in Vienna in 1922, calling for the establishment of the United […]
[…] pro-Russian separatists in the Donbas region.16 Denys Polishchuk (born 1990) was also a veteran of the Donbas conflict, and both men were paid-up members of the neo- Nazi terrorist group Sich-14.17 Sich-14 is For simplicity’s sake, this essay uses the term ‘Maidan’ to denote the popular uprisings in Ukraine that began in November 2013. […]
[PDF file]: […] years in Marseilles. The 1970 French film Borsalino 2 was largely based on his life but left out much of his less pleasing side, such as his Nazi collaboration during the war. Just before the Olson business Spirito had been released from Atlanta’s Federal Penitentiary where he had been serving a sentence for drug […]
[PDF file]: […] life? Or was the daring 900-mile flight on Saturday, 10 May 1941,1 part of a failed coup d’état by certain well-known high Tories, attempting a ceasefire with Nazi Germany by removing Churchill as war leader? The facts about May 10, just six weeks before the German invasion of Russia, remain so uncertain that professional […]
[PDF file]: […] to there being ‘some very fine people on both sides’. As she asks: ‘Since when is a White supremacist or a member of the KKK or a Nazi a fine person? Well, if your dad was hooked up with these groups, as the president’s father was, I guess that’s what you would think’. (p. […]
[PDF file]: […] Cited in Bolton, p. 172. For this same reason, many French fascists in the 1930s felt far more allied with Mussolini’s Italy and Franco’s Spain than with Nazi Germany. 20 both America and Western Europe are culturally dead, a new star now rises not over Bethlehem but Moscow. Should Putin falter, will Bolton next […]
[PDF file]: […] The Hitler Conspiracies: The Third Reich and the Paranoid Imagination,1 John Newsinger welcomed a ‘well-informed and well-written’ account of the dozens of conspiracy theories generated by the Nazi era, everything from The Protocols of the Elders of Zion of 1903, the ‘Stab in the Back’ armistice allegations of 1918, to ‘the question of who […]
