police announced on twitter that officers had confiscated three watercolours allegedly painted by adolf hitler forgery of documents. hitler was a prolific artist in his youth. in his book mein kampf, he claims to have produced as many as three paintings and day. much of his work he had destroyed during the second world war but some of it survived, including these latest paintings? translation: i can't really say but it doesn't seem worth it to fake it based on the artistic value. if you walk along the seine and see 100 artists, 80 will be better than this. either way, they are now being examined to see if they're fake or not. hitler's shadow continues to loom large even when it comes to his paintings. tim allman, bbc news. either way, we will let you know. we've just got time to leave you with these pictures from the united states. this police officer in wisconsin had a narrow escape, jumping out of the way of a car spinning out of control on an icy road. deputy jason fabry was out of his car helping another driver who had slid into a ditch. in fact, this happened on christmas day, but has bee

announced on twitter that officers had confiscated three watercolours are allegedly painted by adolf hitler and forgery of documents. hitler was a prolific artist in his youth. in his book mein kampf, he claims to have produced as many as three paintings and day. much of his work he had destroyed during the second world war but some of it survived, including these latest paintings? translation: i can't really say that it doesn't seem worth it to fake it based on the artistic value. if you walk along the seine, and c 100 walk along the seine, and c100 artists, 80 will be better than this. —— see. artists, 80 will be better than this. -- see. either way, now they are being examined. hitler's shadow looms large even when it comes to his paintings. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. thank you for watching. hello there. today's the day that our weather is going to turn significantly milder. if we look at the kind of temperatures we had thursday afternoon, low single figures fairly widely, but this afternoon, we will see temperatures pushing u

joseph stalin negotiated a treaty of nonaggression with adolf hitler while promising each other piece of the soviet and german foreign ministers molotov and ribbentrop realigned the map of eastern europe splitting it into german and soviet spheres of influence. no sooner had the mala tav ribbentrop pact been signed then poland was split and in september of one nine hundred thirty nine eastern poland awoke to be western ukraine and a part of the family of soviet republics and the u.s.s.r. . but even this bold dividing of lands and nations only delayed the inevitable germany broke its promise to the u.s.s.r. . on june twenty second one thousand nine hundred forty one germany invaded the u.s.s.r. launching barbara rossa the largest military operation in world history. barbara was aiming for st petersburg moscow and kiev ukraine three destinations of major significance. ukraine with its rich lands in resources was an important industrial and economic source for the u.s.s.r. to cut it off from the soviet union would strike a big blow indeed. for most of the soviet union the second world wa

second way government can be declared illegitimate and i am much more confident to say this is the adolf hitler model that the government or an individual who comes to power through democratic or constitutional means most historians agree that adolf hitler did when the election as the chancellor in 1933 but then subsequently put in that extra constitutional nondemocratic manner so let's take a look at ten years of public t reporting on human rights violations, corruption , taking steps to request democracy and democratic activities elicit criminal organized activity through all parts of the government resulting in sanctions not just for my own beloved government but countries around the world. does this pass the hitler test? i would say you could make a strong case that itd does. so by either of the two standards established by customary international law to determine the legitimacy of a sovereign government arriving in office through illegitimate means or to behave in an illegitimateed manner after arriving in office, i suggest the government meets both of those tests. that's the end of my pre

leadership that was shown by winston churchill in may 1940 over the issue of making peace with adolf hitler where he did not go down into the subway and treat -- and ask a focus group of people -- [laughter] in his, what he wanted to do, what he should do. neither was he visited by the king in his bedroom at midnight at number 10 downing street. [laughter] that didn't happen either. so as a result, you actually have a detraction from the extraordinary leadership that he did show. he decided that he was going to outmaneuver lord halifax. the he didn't go to mps, he went to the wider cabinet. he put forward -- well, it's all in chapter 21 of my book. [laughter] it was a campaign to insure especially, of course, once we'd got 250,000 troops back from dunkirk by the 28th of may. or these peace negotiations were never going to go anywhere. and it's one of those pivotal moments in history that if they had, if halifax had been prime minister -- neville chamberlain continued as prime minister and supported halifax -- we could have gone down a very, very dangerous path if we'd made peace with hitler

this is the adolf hitler model. this is to say a government or an individual who comes to power through democratic or constitutional means most historians mean that adolf hitler did in fact win the election for the chancellor early in 1933. but then subsequently act in an extraconstitutional nondemocratic matter. mr. maduro meet that test? was a years at ten years of reporting. let's look at corruption, taking steps to repress democracy and democratic activities of a listed criminal organized criminal activity through all parts of the government. resulting in not just in my own beloved government, but other institutions and countries around the world. does this pass the hitler test, i would argue that you can make a strong case that it does. so by either of the two standards established by customary international law to determine the legitimacy of a server government arrived in office through illegitimate means or behaved in an illegitimate matter after arriving in office, i suggest that the muduro government meets

early on, americans are very interested in the rise of this new world leader, adolf hitler. what we show is a number of magazines from 1932 to 1934 the , at beginning of the nazi onime, where you see hitler the cover of vanity fair and newsweek. this one is particularly fascinating. this is the cover of time magazine there's a 3000 word , july 10, 1933. article covering nazi germany. what you see, even on the cover, under the word minister of propaganda is say it in your dreams, the jews are to blame. were picking up magazines like this, and these were popular, could have read about the rise of fascism in germany, but what isn't hidden here is anti-semitism is essential to nazi ideology. this does not mean americans could have predicted in 1933 that mass murder is to come. but it doesn't allow us to say we didn't know. let americans of the 1930's off the hook that easily. we wanted to tell in the exhibition a lot of individual stories. here we are showing part of the media landscape of disease, and then an individual story about dorothy thompson. dorothy thompson is the firs

you actually have people comparing him to adolf hitler, joseph stalin as a waste supremacist an anti-semiteh children and granted in. they call him a liar and look at msnbc and its day in and day out, cnn does the same thing in a debate whether or not he should be able as president to give a speech to the nation on our networks because he can't be trusted and he is a liar. i'm afraid the media have turned the corner around which they will never return. that is there so ideologically driven and one direction that it's become basically a party mouthpiece for the democrat party. >> it has been for a long time and in fact, i can see a liberal watching the show saying no, no it's because trump is uniquely bad but no, you did this to bush but you did it to both bushes and maxine waters called george hw bush a racist. in 1992. and then double down and said no, i don't apologize and i think he's a racist is a horrible things about reagan. it was unbelievable set about reagan. reagan in the 1980s did not have box and did not have the internet and did not have conservative talk radio. basically it wa

the piece the germy one - - the german army never surrendered and this is why revisionists like adolf hitler uses the point to say the german army was still in the field we were not defeated but because they never surrender therefore the communist and the jews they stand up and we will get even with them. this was a core part of fascist ideology victimization we are victims and we will get even with them then hitler wants to get even with his enemies as well as conquer europe and exterminate large groups of people the german army was defeated but they surrendered technically and he leverages that point to get the power. >> one of the points you haven't mentioned is the 14 points from wilson and everything he had and there was the exact opposite of what the winning powers wanted. there was no way the treaty of versailles could ever make everybody happy orlando went back to italy three or four months to fight with his people so my question is really if wilson and his nature he could not admit he was never wrong. and then the second thing is during world war i we nationalize the railroads we di

. >> adolf hitler rose to power to the germany in 1932 after democratic elections and he rode a wavesm and enticement them to power. replace it i semitism with all latinos crossing our borders, rapists, and drug dealers and murderers, does that sound familiar? much like hitler took over the nazi party trump has taken over the republican party. melissa: congressman hank johnson of georgia talking about naacp. niger, what you think about those comments? >> promoting ignorance and stupidity is what unfortunately congressman johnson was doing in that circumstance. doug is spot on. there is no president and some i say trump is the first jewish president. no president has done more for the jewish people and for those of us like myself the support and doug and i'm sure you melissa that support jewish people that i don't. i can go through a litany of things to following through on something that's been policy in the united states for decades which is moving the embassy to israel for real. amongst other things he has a jewish daughter that a lot of us are thinking is his favorite and the appl

when was he compared to adolf hitler? >> marie: questioned whether he was born in america. gs that were said. >> kennedy: are you comparing birtherism to calling someone hitler? you are smarter than that and you are better than that. >> marie: i'm not making a direct comparison but there were terrible, awful, racist, sexist thing said about michelle obama, barack obama. >> jesse: not by sitting members of congress. >> marie: really? do you want me to find some of the things that joe wilson said. have you heard things that steve king said in iowa? they are racist and awful. >> greg: i'm going to agree with everybody here. marie is making an interesting point. the better state that america gets in in terms of increased prosperity and lower incidence of violence, the more frustrated the critics who are out of power become. so right now we're living in a peaceful, prosperous state and it's causing people like joy behar to become more irrational and hank johnson to become more irrational if that's possible. i do believe there are times when come i'm going to say it, about barack

you actually have people comparing him to adolf hitler to joseph stalin as white stalin and childrenu look at msnbc day in and day out cnn does exactly same thing they debate whether or not she should be able as president of the united states to give a speech to the nation. on our networks because he can't be trusted he's a liar. i'm afraid that the media have turned a corner around which they'll never return. that is that they're so ideologically driven and in one direction. that it has become a basically a party mouthpiece to democrat party. >> well i think it has been for a long time. and in fact, i can see a liberal watching this show saying, no, no it is because trump is uniquely bad. no, no, you guys did this to bush, you did it to both bushes maxine waters called bush a racist in 1992 and he said no i'm not apologizing for it i said he's a racist and horrible things about reagan unbelievable things they said about reagan. and reagan ink the 1980s didn't have -- he didn't have fox or the internet. he didn't have conservative talk radio. i mean basically it was abc, cbs controll

someone called the nazis and adolf hitler and the nazis used california as one of their prime examples of the eugenics movement. hitler openly bragged that the eugenics movement was based on what they were doing in the united states. and to think that winston churchill was a supporter of that. the other thing to note is that to this day, buck v. bell has never been overturned. never been overturned. if you're interested in following the case, there's a great book written just last year called "imbeciles" by adam cohen. it will shake you when you read it. it's a tremendous book. so, that was 1927. from '27 to '56, there was no action on the supreme court regarding disability. silent. but there were laws being passed by the congress, social security act, randolph shepherd act, i won't go into what they are, an act that said the federal government has to buy things from blind vendors. we had the national institute of mental health, president truman. ssdi established in 1956. then we had three cases, '56, '60, all of a sudden the supreme court back in business again. the first was bishop v

johnson also compared the president to adolf hitler. and he said okay, mr.ump is a lot of things but he is not hitler. he said in the video. he did not kill millions of people. he did not start a world war. he does not have any concentration camps. brian: when he says yeah, you can go after the president, but when you go after the voters who support the president and put him in a category like that, that's when you have gone too far. that's what you meant when you said or pick on me if you want, that's fine. also, hold me to accountable. if i ever do anything like that, i hope you tell me to get back in line. ainsley: i love that think about the people in your neighborhood. they don't have tv shows. they don't have columns like he said and don't have big social media followings. they have their vote. they go to the polls to voice their concerns. steve: right. ainsley: they should be respected for that. steve: well, we would like to hear your comments email us ought friends@foxnews.com. we are also this morning on facebook. brian: how big is dan crenshaw gett

military have all this ar are made since theyd paintings of adolf hitler and they said since world wari the u.s. army has had a natural painter on staff, artist in residence at its disasters as they happen. whether it is normandy, vietnam, 9/11. you are telling me everyone is racing in with guns blazing we have someon someone gracing theh their pocket,in i've got to meet that person. they said you mean you want to meet her and i said of course, it's a woman and right there my character was born. i love that people have compared her to the girl with a dragon tattoo that is i unfair but i wl take the compliment. but that character was born and raised us into disaster and that's where the book started taking off. >> host: your first 1997, the justice was that the most difficult for you? >> guest: the most difficult was the one before that. the first book i ever wrote was a book i wrote out of college and it quickly got me 24 rejection letters there were 20 publishers of the time and i can't 24 rejection letters which meant somebody wrote me twice to make sure i got the point. but this kin