“Spingola And Friends”…! [Thursday, 3/19/2015] (Audio)

Deanna Spingola talks about the devised history of Adolf Hitler, from her book The Ruling Elite: Death, Destruction, and Domination.

 

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Στρατηγός Γκεόργκι Ζούκοφ: Μία Σταδιοδρομία Κτισμένη Επί Πτωμάτων — Marshal Georgy Zhukov: A Career Built On Corpses…! (Phto)

Marshal Zhukov: A Career Built On Corpses

 

By Dan Michaels

Viktor Suworow, Marschall Schukow – Lebensweg über Leichen, Pour-le-Mérite, Selent, Germany, 2002, 350 pp..

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Αδόλφος Χίτλερ – “Η Μεγαλύτερη Ιστορία ΟΥΔΕΠΟΤΕ Ελέχθη” — Adolf Hitler – “The Greatest Story NEVER Told”…! (Video)

Δρ. Γιόζεφ Γκαίμπελς: Η Μάχη Στην Αίθουσα Φάρους — Dr. Joseph Goebbels: The Battle In The Pharus Hall…! (Photo)

Joseph_Goebbels

The Battle In The Pharus Hall

 

By Dr. Joseph Goebbels

 

Joseph Goebbels book The Battle for Berlin was an account of the beginning of the National Socialist Party in Berlin. He presents an idealized portrait of courageous idealists fighting for a noble cause. This section describes a battle in a meeting the National Socialists had organized in the Wedding district of Berlin, a communist stronghold. Goebbels chose the location as a provocation to the Marxists. He wanted a fight, and got one. It is an interesting National Socialist account of such a fight.

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ΓΕΡΜΑΝΙΑ: Μοναδική Εναέρια Θέαση Από Drone Στο Βερολίνο… Ενός Από Τους Πύργους Αεράμυνας Του Αδόλφου Χίτλερ – unique Drone Footage of Hitler’s Air-Defence Tower In Berlin…! (Video)

Otto Ernst Remer: Ο Ρόλος Μου Στο Βερολίνο Στις 20 Ιουλίου, 1940 – My Role In Berlin On July 20, 1944…! (Photo)

Otto Ernst Remer

My Role in Berlin on July 20, 1944

 

By Otto Ernst Remer

 

My assignment to the guard regiment “Grossdeutschland” in Berlin was actually a form of rest and recreation — my first leave from the front — after my many wounds and in recognition of my combat decorations, including the Knight’s Cross with Oak Leaves and the Close Combat Badge in Silver (48 days of close combat). Later I would be wounded again. In all I was to command the guard regiment for only four months, since I felt obligated to be back with my comrades at the front.

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