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Hitler in Graz

By on January 19th, 2012

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Video “Spaziergang durch Graz 1934-2012″ (Graz Walking Tour 1934-2012)

Als Auftakt zu seiner Propagandareise für die Volksabstimmung am 10. April durch Österreich besuchte Adolf Hitler am 3. und 4. April Graz. Die Wahlveranstaltung fand vor Tausenden Personen in der Montagehalle der Weizer Waggonfabrik statt, die bereits einige Jahre aufgrund der Weltwirtschaftskrise still stand. Anschließend fuhr Hitler in einem Triumphzug durch die Straßen von Graz. Jubelnde Menschenmengen säumten die Wegstrecke, darunter Zehntausende Steirer, die mit Sonderzügen in die Landeshauptstadt gekommen waren, um Adolf Hitler zu sehen. Im Ordnungs- und Sicherungseinsatz wurden rund 20.000 Soldaten, Polizisten, SA- und SS-Männer geboten. Die Volksabstimmung eine Woche später ergab auch in der Steiermark und in Graz das in Österreich übliche Ergebnis. Rund 40.000 Personen waren allerdings von der Abstimmung ausgeschlossen.

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Hitler’s blindness

By on November 3rd, 2011

His statement as the First World War gas attack martyr proved to be wrong

A story told by Adolf about himself can now be seen as propaganda. He claimed that the First World War ended for him when he was blinded in a mustard gas attack. Previously unpublished letters reveal now that his blindness was in fact caused by a mental illness.
The previously unseen evidence was revealed by historian Thomas Weber of the University of Aberdeen in his book Hitler’s First War. Continue reading Hitler’s blindness →

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Upcoming elections in Kyrgyzstan

By on October 16th, 2011

The Oct. 30 elections will decide who succeeds President Roza Otunbayeva, leader of an interim government since President Kurmanbek Bakiyev was forced to flee the capital in April 2010. The situation may become destabilized during and after these elections.
Kyrgyzstan has witnessed two revolutions since 2005, as well as ethnic violence that killed over 400 people and a change of constitution last year.

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The authorities are eager for the Oct 30 presidential election to run as smoothly as possible to maintain stability in the fragile country.
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Charisma of Adolf Hitler

By on August 18th, 2011


“Earlier in his career the world had watched him with amusement. Many people refused to take him seriously on the grounds that he could not possibly last. As one action after another met with amazing success and the measure of the man became more obvious, this amusement was transformed into incredulousness… No study on Hitler would be complete without mentioning his oratory talents. His extraordinary gift for swaying large audiences has contributed, perhaps more than any other single factor, to his success…It is probably unconscious sexual element in his speaking which held such a fascination for many people. ”
From “A Psychologial Profile of Adolph Hitler” by Walter C. Langer
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Rosa Mitterer, who worked as a maid for the Fuhrer at his mountain retreat in Bavaria in the 1930s, recollected: ‘He was a charming man, someone who was only ever nice to me, a great boss to work for. Whatever other may say, he was a good man to us.’
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Sex Dolls for Nazi Soldiers

By on July 19th, 2011

A new book reveals that Adolf Hitler ordered the manufacture of Aryan blow up dolls to discourage his troops from sleeping with disease-ridden prostitutes.
The so-called “Borghild Project” reportedly kicked off in 1940 when SS chief Heinrich Himmler wrote to Hitler alerting him of the health risks posed to his men by liaisons with French women. “The greatest danger in Paris is the widespread and uncontrolled presence of whores, picking up clients in bars, dance halls, and other places,” he wrote. “It is our duty to prevent soldiers from risking their health just for the sake of a quick adventure.” Continue reading Sex Dolls for Nazi Soldiers →

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Why Are They Leaving?

By on June 19th, 2011

Russia’s small but educated middle-class is leaving the mother country in search of opportunities and freedoms

By Julian Evans, photo by Vladimir Atapin
Konstantin Gaaze is a bright young Russian. The 30-year-old is the political editor of Moskovskie Novosti, a leading daily newspaper, and was previously an adviser to the minister of health. He is a political insider who should have a bright future ahead of him in Russia’s booming economy. Instead, Mr. Gaaze is preparing to leave.
“It’s a question of economic opportunities, – he says. – The system of state capitalism that has grown up here exterminates the social elevator for young educated people.”
More and more young, educated Russians are talking about leaving Russia. The reasons are myriad: Whether it is the difficulty of setting up a business in Russia, the dearth of political freedoms, poor education or simply better jobs abroad, Russia’s talent exodus is gaining momentum. Continue reading Why Are They Leaving? →