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Max Mosley wins "sick Nazi orgy" privacy case
It’s just broken that Max Mosley’s been awarded £60,000 damages in his case against the NOTW. He isn’t into Nazis and all that, he’s just a bit saucy. A judge said so, so it’s official. It’s just broken that Max Mosley’s been awarded £60,000 damages in his case against the NOTW. He isn’t into Nazis and all that, he’s j... more
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Food incompatible with history or with our race?
The Northern League (Lega Nord), the xenophobic Italian party which advocates secession from the south -and part of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi’s conservative coalition- proposed to restrict from Lombardy’s historic centers the businesses that are “incompatible with the historical context” -such as Chinese restaurants, kebabs, or any other commercial activity that could clash with their historic districts.
The question would be: are they trying to protect the uniqueness of its heritage intact, or is simply denying the possibility of opportunity to ‘outsiders’? The League is famous for its anti-immigrant -and clearly racist- speeches, interviews, banners and proposals.
For example, one mayor wants to ban illegal immigrants from getting married, another to ban them from being eligible for school scholarships, another to limit Italian citizenship to foreigners with a perfect knowledge of Italian and of the Constitution, and how to forget the recipe for racial harmony proposed by the councillor of the city that me -an outsider- love and consider my second home: if an immigrant commits a crime against an Italian, ten immigrants should be punished for it.
The Northern League (Lega Nord), the xenophobic Italian party which advocates secession from the south -and part of Prime Minister Sil... more -
Man convicted of hate crime against Holocaust survivor
A New Jersey man who once claimed insanity was convicted Monday of a hate crime for accosting Nazi death camp survivor and scholar Elie Wiesel in a hotel elevator.
A New Jersey man who once claimed insanity was convicted Monday of a hate crime for accosting Nazi death camp survivor and scholar Eli... more -
Nazi Jews: A Historical Paradox
Would it surprise anyone to learn that there were upwards of 150, 000 soldiers of partial Jewish descent serving in the Nazi army during World War II? Would it surprise anyone to learn that there were upwards of 150, 000 soldiers of partial Jewish descent serving in the Nazi army duri... more
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Motörhead's Lemmy in Nazi photoshoot scandal
The man known to his mum as Ian Kilmister has broken the law in Germany by wearing Nazi paraphernalia in a newspaper photoshoot, the Guardian reports.
What a muppet.
Nobody expects Motörhead to be a gang of sweethearts. The heavy metal band is renowned for, well, being heavy. But frontman Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister may have made the transition from heavy to criminal last week, after sporting a Nazi cap for a German newspaper's photoshoot.
Nazi paraphernalia is generally illegal under German law, as is anything that could be seen as promoting the movement.
The photograph was taken to promote Motörhead's performance at the July 5 Wacken Rocks Seaside concert in Aurich, Germany. Though no official statement has been issued, there are reports that German prosecutors have launched an investigation.
Lemmy spoke about his collection of Nazi paraphernalia in a December interview with New York Waste. "I don't only collect Nazi stuff, I collect objects from all the Axis countries," he said. "Also from countries who aren't even mentioned anymore as former parts of the Axis. Like Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland, Hungary."
"From the beginning of time, the bad guys always had the best uniforms. Napoleon, the Confederates, the Nazis. They all had killer uniforms. I mean, the SS uniform is fucking brilliant! They were the rock stars of that time. What you're gonna do? They just look good."
"It's not a nationalistic kind of thing. Don't tell me I'm a Nazi 'cause I have uniforms. In 1967 I had my first black girlfriend and a lot more ever since then. I just don't understand racism, I never thought it was an option."
Well there's a considered opinion if ever I heard one.
Can wearing Nazi clothes or paraphernalia ever be considered a politics-free act? Just because the bad guys had 'the best uniforms', does it mean its right to wear them?
The man known to his mum as Ian Kilmister has broken the law in Germany by wearing Nazi paraphernalia in a newspaper photoshoot, the G... more -
Nazi hunters one step closer to finding 'Dr Death'
PUERTO MONTT, Chile (AFP) - Nazi hunters said Thursday they were closer to tracking down Aribert Heim, the infamous sadistic "Doctor Death," after finding one of his daughters and what they called "credible" information.
"We have hard facts, which are credible, but have to be checked," Sergio Widder, Latin America director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, told AFP. "Those who spoke to us did so in good faith, without trying to twist the information."
An Austrian doctor, Heim is wanted for killing hundreds of concentration camp victims with his horrific medical experiments, including performing operations without anesthesia and injecting gasoline directly into their hearts.
Widder said dozens of people had come forward with information on Heim, which led the Center's investigators to this town, some 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) south of the Chilean capital of Santiago.
All those who offered details on Heim, who would now be 94, were interviewed by Efraim Zuroff, a historian considered the best "Nazi hunter" in the world. Zuroff also is the director of the Israel office of the Wiesenthal Center.
"All the information we have points to Heim living in this area. Somewhere between Puerto Montt and Bariloche" in Argentina, Zuroff told reporters Thursday.
"We think there must be someone here who may have the key to finding Heim. There is a 500,000 (315,000 euro) dollar reward for that person, provided by Heim's victims," he said.
Zuroff said no matter how old Heim was, he had to be held accountable for his crimes.
"He castrated people, he used parts of their body to decorate his office. I'm not giving out these details to emotionalize the issue, but for people to understand how important it is to catch this criminal," Zuroff said.
The Wiesenthal delegation said they had found Heim's daughter Waltraut Boser in Puerto Montt, but had not contacted her. Now aged 60, Boser is believed to be married to a local businessman and to have lived in Chile some 30 years.
During that time, she has traveled to Europe roughly 50 times, and in the last two years visited the Bariloche area in neighboring Argentina about a dozen times. Several Nazi criminals have found refuge in Argentina.
Heim disappeared from public view some 43 years ago. PUERTO MONTT, Chile (AFP) - Nazi hunters said Thursday they were closer to tracking down Aribert Heim, the infamous sadistic "Doctor D... more -
Nazisti - Purtroppo a volte ritornano...
Descrizione del grave episodio accaduto a Verona due giorni fa, scritte naziste sulle mura che circondano lo storico cimitero ebraico.
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Max Mosley: No 'Nazi' theme here
Following the controversial revelation of a sex tape that reportedly shows F1 boss Max Mosley in a sado-masochistic romp with 5 prostitutes, he has told a court that it was simply a 'prison role-play' and that he only chose the German language because it was 'harsh sounding' and fitted the situation.
The 68 year-old explained that "German also somehow sounds appropriate for a bossy dominant character. It is a harsh-sounding - rather than a romantic - language."
And went onto to tell the court that a "Nazi theme would be abhorrent to me - and I suspect that none of the women would wish to take part should anyone suggest such a theme."
"Had I wanted a Nazi scene, I would have said I wanted one and (woman A) would have got some of the inexpensive Nazi stuff from the joke shop that provides uniforms and would not have gone to Marks and Spencer and got quite expensive jackets."
Disclaimer: The ladies pictured aren't involved in the 'Nazi' orgy scandal. Something I'm sure they're quite glad about. Following the controversial revelation of a sex tape that reportedly shows F1 boss Max Mosley in a sado-masochistic romp with 5 prosti... more -
Man beheads Adolf Hitler
True story.. thought this was funny and yet interesting news...
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Hitler sits back in his bunker ... waxy-looking
The unveiling of the ex-Nazi dictator wax figure statue arouses criticism and sensation, as he's on exhibition along with popstars and other outstanding political figures. These look set to be overshadowed now by the controversial new installation. Yet he looks miserable and in his most sombre moment of decay ... The unveiling of the ex-Nazi dictator wax figure statue arouses criticism and sensation, as he's on exhibition along with popstars and... more
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Eight More Years of Rush Limbaugh
Man! Inflation's really getting out of control. Do you know how much it costs to buy a douchebag these days? 400 MILLION!
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Germany opens Nazi crimes archive to public
Germany has opened the world's largest collection of documents on Nazi crimes and their victims to the public.
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Scholars make finds in Nazi archive
From prison brothels to slave labor camps, 15 scholars concluded a two-week probe Thursday of an untapped repository of millions of Nazi records, and hailed it as a rich vein of raw material that will deepen the study of the Holocaust.
It was the first concentrated academic sweep of the long-private archive administered by the International Tracing Service since it opened its doors last November to Holocaust survivors, victims’ relatives and historical researchers.
German historian Christel Trouve said the nameless millions of forced laborers began to take shape as individual people as she studied small labor camps - which existed in astonishing numbers.
Among the striking revelations was the identification of the man who rescued an 8-year-old boy in Buchenwald, Israel Meir Lau, who later became Israel's chief rabbi.
Lau said his rescuer was a person called Fyodor from Rostow. Kenneth Waltzer of Michigan State University found it was Fyodor Michajlitschenko, 18, arrested by the Gestapo in 1943, who gave the small boy ear warmers and treated him like a father in Block 8 until the camp's liberation.
Jessica Anderson Hughes of Rutgers University discovered that prostitutes servicing other prisoners in concentration camp brothels often came from ordinary backgrounds - exploding the myth that most had been prostitutes before their arrest.
Hughes said the lists in Bad Arolsen allowed her to attach names to the prisoner-prostitutes at Buchenwald, one of the largest concentration camps which had one of eight known brothels for prisoners.
With the names she could look up incarceration records and she found some women were married, some single, some were mothers. The records said many were arrested for petty theft or other minor crime.
"We always portrayed them as volunteers, but I wanted to know why they volunteered," she said. She believed the prostitutes faced "a choiceless choice."
The opening of the files to scholars followed pressure from survivors and from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. The importance of the archive was highlighted in a series of stories by AP, which was the first news organization to be granted extensive access to the long-restricted papers.
The research project was organized jointly by the tracing service and the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, which brought scholars from six countries to begin assessing the significance of the archive, the largest collection of Nazi documents.
The 50 million pages stored in this central German spa town since the mid-1950s previously had been used by Red Cross staff to respond to inquiries about missing persons or the fate of family members, and later to document compensation claims.
With the population of survivors quickly shrinking, the 11 countries that govern the archive agreed in 2006 to widen access to the files. It took another 18 months for all 11 to ratify the required treaty amendments before the archive could open.
The gray metal shelves and cabinets contain 16 miles (25 kilometers) of transport lists, camp registries, medical records, forced labor files and death certificates of some 17.5 million people subjected to Nazi persecutions.
Taken together with written and oral testimonies and the transcripts of war crimes trials, the dry data at Bad Arolsen add texture to the known picture of the Holocaust, from the first concentration camps created within weeks of Hitler's rise to power in January 1933 to the defeat of Nazism in May 1945.
"I've been working on concentration camps for 15 years. We know there was forced laborers in Germany — millions of them," she said. "But then you go through these lists. You see the farmer employing so many people. You see the factory employing hundreds of people. Everything was blurred, but suddenly you have a clear image." From prison brothels to slave labor camps, 15 scholars concluded a two-week probe Thursday of an untapped repository of millions of Na... more -
Nazi Prison Camps
As a medic in World War II, Judson Hemperley saved the lives of many people and was one of the soldiers that liberated prisoners from Nazi concentration camps in Germany (Dachua). As a medic in World War II, Judson Hemperley saved the lives of many people and was one of the soldiers that liberated prisoners from ... more
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"The Fat Man" - Soviet Promo
A graphic novel - published later this year.
All profits will be going to charity.
www.the-fat-man.co.uk
Synopsis
Undercover British agent “The Fat Man” infiltrates a rogue gang of time-travelling Nazis in a tale that warps and weaves across the violent backdrop of history. Responsible for the death of millions, the mysterious Tegal Project threatens the very core of civilisation.
Betrayed by MI5, The Fat Man finds himself caught between the blazing guns of would-be assassins and the blood-red lips of silent movie star Louise Brooks. Unable to trust anyone and faced with a series of unpalatable choices, he careers madly along the arch of time on the seemingly impossible mission of keeping himself and his lover alive. A graphic novel - published later this year. All profits will be going to charity. www.the-fat-man.co.uk Synopsis ... more -
Proof that FEMA is an extermination agency
Very eerie video that makes you wonder!
Also check out this video showing one of the 600 'FEMA Camps' that are already built all around the US! http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=277826260716604... Very eerie video that makes you wonder! ... more -
If Hitler Had Been a Hippy How Happy Would We Be
Here's a video about Dino and Jake Chapman's new art exhibit showing at White Cube.
"Fucking Hell" consists of a series of glass cases filled with intricate arrangements of Nazis and other demonic creatures and chaos as plastic miniatures.
And even more interesting is "If Hitler Had Been a Hippy How Happy Would We Be" - their psychedelic alternations of original watercolors done by Hilter himself. Here's a video about Dino and Jake Chapman's new art exhibit showing at White Cube. ... more -
Book: Paris Under Nazis Was One Big Sex Romp
A new book which suggests that the German occupation of France encouraged the sexual liberation of women has shocked a country still struggling to come to terms with its troubled history of collaboration with the Nazis.
Like a recent photographic exhibition showing Parisians enjoying themselves under the occupation, the book's depiction of life in Paris as one big party is at odds with the collective memory of hunger, resistance and fear.
"It is a taboo subject, a story nobody wants to hear," said Patrick Buisson, author of "1940-1945 Années Erotiques" ("erotic years"). "It may hurt our national pride, but the reality is that people adapted to occupation."
Many might prefer to forget but, with their husbands in prison camps, numerous women slept not only with German soldiers — the young "blond barbarians" were particularly attractive to French women, says Buisson — but also conducted affairs with anyone else who could help them through financially difficult times: "They gave way to the advances of the boss, to the tradesman they owed money to, their neighbor. In times of rationing, the body is the only renewable, inexhaustible currency."
Cold winters, when coal was in short supply, and a curfew from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. also encouraged sexual activity, says Buisson, with the result that the birth rate shot up in 1942 even though 2 million men were locked up in prison camps. A new book which suggests that the German occupation of France encouraged the sexual liberation of women has shocked a country still ... more -
Germany honors Nazis' gay victims
The Nazis convicted nearly 50,000 gay and lesbians as criminals. Approximately 15,000 were sent to concentration camps. Few survived. On Tuesday, Berlin's mayor Klaus Wowereit inaugurated a memorial to these victims, whose stories were seldom told.
"This memorial is important from two points of view -- to commemorate the victims, but also to make clear that even today, after we have achieved so much in terms of equal treatment, discrimination still exists daily," Wowereit said.
The pink triangle which symbolizes pride today, was used by the Nazis to identify homosexuals. A pink triangle patch was placed on their uniform. Homosexuals were considered the worst form of humanity by the Nazis and were treated that way.
The Nazis convicted nearly 50,000 gay and lesbians as criminals. Approximately 15,000 were sent to concentration camps. Few survived... more -
Nazi stamp printed by mistake
German neo-Nazis use a personalized stamp service to send letters bearing the image of Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess.
The German mail company Deutsche Post accidentally issued stamps with the image of Hess.
The company printed 20 stamps with Hess next to a bouquet of flowers as part of a service which allows clients to order custom-made envelopes, a company spokesman said. He added, "It is very unfortunate. But it happened". German neo-Nazis use a personalized stamp service to send letters bearing the image of Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess. ... more
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