[PDF file]: When Freedom Shrieked and the Daily Mail cheered Reporting on Hitler: Rothay Reynolds and the British Press in Nazi Germany Will Wainewright London: Biteback Publishing, 2017, £20.00, h/b John Newsinger In 1939, the leftwing publisher Victor Gollancz issued a powerful indictment of the Nazis, When Freedom Shrieked. It quickly sold out, going into a […]
[PDF file]: […] posed to US democracy and security by German agents, and created a short-lived interest in Hollywood thrillers about heroic ‘G-Men’. Specifically, Warner Brothers released Confessions of a Nazi Spy in May 1939, with a script drawn up with assistance from former FBI agent Leon Turrou. (Turrou had been active in the Rumrich case, but […]
[PDF file]: Gladio NATO’s dagger at the Heart of Europe; the Pentagon-Nazi-Mafia Terror Axis Richard Cottrell Progressive Press, 2012, $17.00, p/b www.ProgressivePress.com The e-mail pitch was intriguing: a former Conservative MEP and journalist has written a big book about the Gladio network with ‘….entirely new accounts on the assassination of the ex Italian PM Aldo Moro, the […]
[…] and (ahem) David Icke. The closest we come to an acknowledged scholarly source is Jocelyn Godwin, author of Arktos – The Polar Myth in Science, Symbolism and Nazi Survival. The opening chapter is a classic of its kind as we skid from secret government bases to TWA flight 800, to sightings of Big Foot, […]
[…] By 1937, once Hitler had announced his plans for massive military action across Europe, including the conquest of vast tracts of the East, Canaris turned against the Nazi regime, appalled both by the prospect of another continental war and the essentially gangster characteristics of the government. In the difficult circumstances found within a dictatorship, […]
[…] that turn up time and time again in ultra-right propaganda. It came to the conclusion that many of them are, in fact, totally imaginary. The contemporary neo- Nazi ‘Holocaust Revisionism’ propagandists also seem to be fond of inventing imaginary quotes. As an example of just how inane this literature can be one can take […]
[…] Spanish intelligence agency. (76) The evidence is harder to come by for similar activities by communist bloc intelligence services, but one may note the sending of pro- Nazi literature (and, in one case, a bomb) to Western politicians and diplomats, purportedly from the nonexistent Kampfverband fur Unabhangiges Deutschland by Czech intelligence agents, (77) and […]
[…] Samuel Untermyer, had organised a trade boycott of Germany. The following year Untermyer and the Mayor of New York, Fiorello La Guardia, established the World Non-Sectarian Anti- Nazi Council. Soon afterwards Untermyer was visited by Citrine who, on his return to Britain, established the British Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi Council to Champion Human Rights (BNANC). (2) […]
[…] Sacha Volman. John Loftus, the former trial attorney for the Justice Department Office of Special Investigations, spent years attempting to locate documents and files relating to alleged Nazi war criminals in the United States, from both the FBI and CIA. In many instances, these and other government agencies did everything possible to stop him, […]
[…] been more. For example, the Venlo affair (October-November 1939) when two SIS officers, who had been negotiating with what appeared to be an anti-Hitler faction in the Nazi leadership, were abducted from Holland into Germany, is only mentioned in passing; and there is no reference to the simultaneous discussions between Max Hohenlohe and Malcolm […]
