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adolf hitler had declared war on the united states four days after pearl harbor, letting loose his you votes on the atlantic to sink canadian, british, american and other allied vessels crossing the atlantic to give aid to britain. in north africa, access forces, led by rumbles core were in striking distance of seizing the suez canal. and with it, control of the middle east and it's on the supply of oil. the red army had pushback adolf hitler's army that moscow, they were still deep within the soviet union. the smart money was on access victory over the ussr. if not in 1941, then certainly in 1942. simply put, the allies were losing the war. churchill did not hide that truth from his audience. i have to re-counting the deeds of each of the photos. not see germany, fascist italy, imperial japan, he inspired his listeners not just in congress, but across the united states, and britain itself. at a time when it was needed most. >> what kind of a people do they think we are? is it possible they do not realize that we will not cease to persevere against them until they have been taught a le

adolf hitler had declared war on the united states four days after pearl harbor. let him lose his u-boats on the atlantic to sink canadian british american and other allied vessels crossing the atlantic to give aid to britain. in north africa access forces led by erwin rommels africa corp were within striking distance of seizing the suez canal and with it controlled the middle east and it's endless supply of oil. and while the red army had turned back adolf hitler's armies at moscow they were still deep in the soviet union. the smart money was on an axis of victory over the ussr. if not in 1941 then certainly in 1942. simply put the allies were losing the war. churchill did not hide that truth from his audience, but after recounting the deeds of each of their photos nazi germany fascist italy imperial, japan. he inspired his listeners not just in congress, but across the united states and britain itself at a time when it was needed most. what kind of a people do they think we are? it possible they do not realize that we versace to persevere against them. until the

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this is adolf hitler and nazi germany is petty bandera. zelensky bastards please. s bandera abomination is following the path of its nazi predecessor, schultz by the way, you, mustache, shaved off the feeling that you are on the road with this of yours, if their new birth of bandera was the life of their military personnel. yes, let's go thieves and subscribe the territory of russia clearly yours, bandera. the bastard that gets up with our prisoners. you know what you are doing. at least one of the bastards who in the west talks about the fate of ukrainian prisoners of war traveled to russia because you are ending up sick of the bandera infection cured, who are you trying to show people that you are not curable with red-hot iron bandera, you bastard. and by the way, i hope we destroy all dual-use infrastructure as soon as possible . in ukraine, the cold helps to restore brain function in bandera's poisoned matchmaker, and the hope for the revival of ukraine lies only through the cleansing, purification of vasilneevich and the revival of the orthodox faith, which wer

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empires, as well as estonia latvia lithuania about a year earlier finland well, 20 years later adolf hitlerin redraws the map of europe in the thirty-eighth anschluss of austria takes place annexation of the judicial region of czechoslovakia and in the thirty-ninth attack on poland begins world war ii, most of the countries of the old world, with the exception of britain, become satellites of berlin in the forty-fifth. after the defeat of germany in world war ii, the yalta-podsdam security system is created, a decisive role. it belongs to the usa and the ussr europe is divided into the sphere of influence western and eastern the revival of germany begins in the forty-ninth year under the auspices of the usa i play the main role in the military confrontation of the ussr in response to the soviet sector there is a german democratic the republic also remains in the socialist camp czechoslovakia poland hungary romania bulgaria yugoslavia and albania, as a counterweight to nato, the countries of the eastern bloc create an organization of the warsaw pact countries. in the late fifties and early s

with those of to day. 1934 germany adolf. hitler was appointed chancellor and 25000 stormtroopers, moved in torchlight procession. the through berlin. fans is, is contemporary footage shot in cave. these torches will it in honor of step on bendara who's famous for being one of the leaders of the o. u. n. a 1934 the o u n's headquarters became a department of the gestapo. band air is track record includes plotting the murders of a soviet console and poland minister home affairs. a 941, the o u, and organized a massacre of the jewish ghetto involved in which 97000 people were killed with a 1943 after the turning point in world war 2, the o u. n. decided to start gorilla activities and establish the u. p. a. flag him remains the same ben dana with the most to mind behind the movement. during the war about 100000 civilians and 15000 soldiers fell victim to the bay. in 2010, been there was made a national hero of ukraine and such torture processions take place every year. you use the queer, still chilly with to show you are the associates total for i choose which one you put. you might put yo

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for swastikas. accompanying the image was a caption in font like the one used on the cover of adolf hitler's mind. cons that read, do you want total tweeting? the reference here is obviously to gerbils famous phrase. do you want total war set t a f also tweeted out the image. thanks to you on must every one to now say everything on twitter again, total freedom of expression, maybe 5, the world's richest man on a platform he purchased with the promised to defend freedom of expression by comparing him to gerbils and then seeing if he sensors it seems kind of like pretty low hanging fruit. there doesn't really seem to be too much risk in that, frankly. but that doesn't mean that german politicians weren't outraged. no matter how you feel about eli musk, but this nazi comparison is simply tasteless and clearly goes too far under public law. in germany, you should know better, especially as a tax financed medium. this is anything but funny. you don't have to share mosques advocacy for freedom of expression, but a comparison with national socialism, where people were killed for dissenting opinions

the health and life of our defenders, our military, but this is not wonder w2 as dreamed of by adolf hitlerear for them now any video of the destruction of ukrainian equipment, it is supposedly something too big, small questions or short questions are asked. and how many weapons do you have? 100 pieces, 150 means, well, some uh, with the appropriate coefficient of destruction, something can fly somewhere. well, and we all have to start cutting who is in lviv who is in kyiv c kharkiv in the dnipro in zhovtyh vody, there in other cities of ukraine because they hypothetically have 100 of those protective outfits, you need to take a look at the distance and see what weather conditions affect and now winter is coming. now there will be fog, you understand. 40 km seems like a lancet, something like that 40% . this is the normal flight range of 152. well, it’s less than 30 with a hook, it will be 36 if i don’t change the howitzer projectile. well, you understand, this is not a means of destruction that could hypothetically fly there 300 or 600 km. it is a means of destruction of the first line our

allegedly referring to the fact that the president of ukraine wrote a book by copying its title from adolf hitler's famous manifesto, let's see, i made a selection for you here, a social media user posted two photos of the so-called zelenskyi's book and hitler's book, commenting that in 1924 hitler wrote an autobiographical book, mein kampf, and a hundred years later, zelenskyi publishes his autobiographical a book with the title i struggle coincided exactly not the same appearance the same program today also saw such a post that was liked by more than 3000 people joking about the similarity of the covers published here is such a post, any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, and pure coincidence , the title of both books is my struggle this week, social networks actively picked it up, and indeed the title in ukrainian sounds like my struggle or my battle in english, which, accordingly, is translated into german as mein kampf another point is the similarity of the covers on both, there is a diagonal ribbon on which the title is placed, and there is also a designated place at the top for the

one of his most celebrated films was the great dictator, a satire of adolf hitler — and it illustratesolitics. in the film's final speech you hear rousing words, words you only wish today's political leaders might utter. do not despair. the misery now upon us is but the passing of greed, the bitterness of men who fear the way of human progress. the hate of men will pass and dictators die, and the power they took from the people will return to the people. and so long as men die, liberty will never perish. despite his popularity, or maybe because of it, chaplin began to lose favour in certain quarters in america, at a time when the country was going through a bout of anti—communist paranoia in the 1950s, with the so—called red scare — the fears that communists were lurking everywhere. chaplin stood tall — he wasn't overtly political but his focus in his films on the underdog made him a target. there was a lot of hostility towards people who were supposedly communists in the american film industry, chaplin was targeted as one of those people. and although the investigation into his politi

domestic new deal, he and his sister, mccormick and hearst agreed on foreign policy, the response to adolf hitler's aggression in europe, to ignore it. they believed it would be disastrous for their country to confront the mind. they did not shrink from all military intervention, they cheered on and sometimes demanded us invasion of latin america. rather than opposing militarism or intervention in general, opposed intervention against the nazis specifically. they fought roosevelt's attempts to challenge hitler, the way they saw them, into communism, anglo-saxon domination, generally supported as they condemned hitler's method. of these four american press parents hearst was the most enthusiastic about fascism in the 1930s. he hired hitler and other nazi officials to write self-serving propaganda for newspapers and paid them generously. after meeting hitler in berlin in 1934, hearst was enthusiastic about the way hitler said character and courage to germany and he wrote hitler certainly is an extraordinary man with enormous energy and enthusiasm, marvelous faculty for dramatic oratory and organizing

taken to school by the hodge twins who pointed out that volkswagen was founded under adolf hitler there. responding with a laughing emoji and a 100% sign. i got into a twitter fight with alyssa milano -- alyssa milano. >> i had no idea who alyssa milano was. she is an actress, for anyone that does not know. i look to see what she had started. she is an actress. that does not preclude you from being a moron. she is also a moron. this whole episode underscores exactly why people like elon musk care about things like free speech. if you have free speech you are allowed to go out there and speak your mind and completely thoroughly embarrass yourself. humiliate your self. and then the whole world laughs at you. that is exactly the way we operate under free speech. i think it's great. stick to acting. >> i think that the tweet is still up. i hate speech. elon musk is still saying -- we have to have a grab for people at home for that. that is what he says. i go back to that senate exchange between ben and marco facebook. he could not describe what hate speech actually is. how do you define it?

this statement is nothing nominal, as, in general, a continuation of the policy of adolf hitler. and that, of course, hmm is so terrible. there is a big cue performance there, for the wind, which makes no sense to promote it further. because by talking about it, we only promote it. well, in general, wimer said what he thinks about, and what he says, is here a very important point like this, you need to understand well that this is a statement that was made by the kiwi wind and these statements that are constantly being made by schelz and burbock and other german politicians. they have only one focus and have only one goal - to destroy the relationship with russia to the ground. that's just to the end. it is necessary to destroy relations in such a way that there is no longer that understanding that volodya will capitulate and then it will be scary, and then we will have to admit that the anglo-saxon idea, which is to divide germany and russia, is fulfilled. that is, this is what the anglo-saxons have wanted for the past 100 years. this is what they want. and if this happens, they

domestic new deal, he and his sister agreed on the foreign policy, on the proper response to adolf hitler'sggression in europe. they believed it would be disastrous for the country. it's importantnt to remember the media moguls didn't shape all military interventions. they cheered on and sometimes even demanded the invasion. so rather than opposing the militarism or intervention in general, they opposed american intervention and the nazis specifically. they fought the attempt to challenge it whose goals as they solve them ordered anti-communism, anglo-saxon domination and they generally supported as they condemned the methods. of these, hearst was the most lyenthusiastic at least among te 1930s he hired hitler and otherr nazi officials to write self-serving propagandaag for hs paper and he paved them generously. after meeting in berlin in 1934, hearst was enthusiastic about the way hitler restored character and courage to germany and wrote hitler is an extraordinary man with the enthusiasm and marvelous faculty for the organizing ability. hearst alsozi did business with the nazis and made a

you it's politics have been a part of sports forever, you know, go back to the 1936 olympics and adolf hitler back to the first greek olympics when when the guy was running to athens in random quote a marathon to give news of award victory collapse and died upon giving the news. that was the first olympics. another question interesting point, you know professional teams are privately owned with noticeable sections like the packers. most universities are state funded. so how is it they were able to get away with these kinds of racial inequities and hiring it's a good question and it's worth noting that most college athletic departments are 501c3s their tax tax exempt major league baseball has a they're exempt from the blocking on the name of the law. you know what i'm talking about and and the nfl is not as as much antique trust again, and i trust. yeah and trust loss and so you're right. how do they get away with it and the way they get away with it. unfortunately, is that most boosters of the major schools are white um, and you know the you know, i had a friend who since passed away who went

ment of adolf hitler d by more direct than that not just oh founded in germany at that time, no. it was the people's car, and the people's car company of adolf have it already and the nazi party literally, volkswagen used slave labor, to including -- of imprisoned jewish people in tworl it was volkswagen executives well documented volkswagen executives allowed up to 400 infants to die they were children of workers, in the plant, and this is in the 1940s, these children were allowed to starve to death die of infections i will necesnecessary es under we and this from alyssa milano posed wearing mask crocheted, that is all you need to know,i am -- volkswagen you are buying an actual nazi car, alissa. maria: i think important to remember, there were enablers to nazi party in corporate places, nazi germany corporate america might remember that today as we watch the chinese communist party try to march across the world. >> my friend's father was in -- his entire family was murdered at triblinka by nazis in a force dime looer labor catch she is oppositeing for german car over american b

remarks in the workplace, accused him on of harassment and kanye would talk about his admiration for adolf hitlerntially going to name an album hitler several years ago. this is just the latest in what has been an incredibly confusing, turbulent and shocking series of events. again, not hearing much at all from kanye. >> yeah. i'm not sure how much we want to hear from him. he's got a lot of problems. got a lot of issues. no question about it. >> reporter: exactly. >> chloe, let's turn to other news. this really stood out to me. director james cameron -- by the way, he is an amazing director. his upcoming movie avatar the way of water, which looks incredible, will need to make $2 billion at the global box office, to break even. am i reading that correctly? he told "gq" it's very effing expensive. >> reporter: james cameron has done "titanic", the previous avatar movie. he does not not do anything cheap. he is pushing the boundaries of the cinematic universe. it is going to be released in china, which is huge news. we are expecting this to break box office records. but james cameron said it will t

from the battalion of the motorized infantry brigade of the leibstandard ss adolf hitler kurt meyer ,countless british vehicles lined up on the road, the british had to abandon them due to lack of fuel, some trophies turned out to be very much for us. by the way, we even found armored personnel carriers and small brenna machine guns on them safe and sound. and the number of people who fled from greece the british, says the name of the newspaper and in the nintendo count of april 30, 1941, 45,000 soldiers were evacuated from greece, mostly britain acted a on the periphery of the german troops, and the evacuation of the british deposition from greece was. in general, well enough weak words the metropolia was separated. here, well, so to speak. e of the balkan peninsula germany greece amounted to 60,000 bits 55,000 wounded and 120,000 years ago, however, as history shows, most western countries have never been ambitious, because the blood from these deaths in the infamous british flight was laundered. just a burrow of goodness of war. what can i say, yes, the only territory in which the

the institute of national memory navrotsky son is a symbol of the system that, hand in hand with adolf hitlerd the second world war and thus the most tragic conflict in world history , a symbol of the system that, after 1945. subdued to itself, colonized half of europe, including our large polish country, however, not everyone agreed with such statements a few days later in the city of glubchitsy, where, as once mr. navrotsky spoke, unknown activists placed a slab with a red star and an inscription as a red army soldier who died on polish soil in battles with germany and their allies in 19445 on the site of the demolished monument, the grateful poles quickly removed the slab, and the police began an investigation in search of elusive avengers well, for a snack, a little ukraine decided that the most terrible threat in the country is alexander pushkin, or rather, monuments to the poet, monuments to the great classic of literature dismantled throughout the country zhytomyr zhmerinka chernivtsi kiev kharkiv the list will only grow , they also come with a completely historical heritage that is co

is on the ukrainianization of europe is very similar to, uh, the fascistization of europe under adolf hitlerably anglo-saxon we will find out with time what we see is just tracing paper. it's one to one the us has said it's conducting inventory inspections of its weapons. in ukraine he writes about it. but he has been hearing about this for a long time, that the us itself has tightened the flow of aid to ukraine. those who talked with vovan and lexus stated this. it's hard to get weapons now. you have no idea we can watch a small fragment of this conversation. uh, since our conversation is not public, then, uh, i can say that another problem has not gone away, the situation with corruption. many facts are outrageous, right? and to unfortunately, this can never be hidden or fixed. that is, it will crawl out and it will discredit the authorities and the zelensky administration will be very difficult in this regard. for example, i have a clear conviction, and moreover , many military men have such a clear conviction that, for some reason, the united states has tightened, uh, the flow a little b

one of his | most celebrated films was the great dictator, a satire of adolf hitler and it illustratesot despair. the misery now passing of grade, the bitterness of men who fear the way of human progress. the hate of manuel passed and dictators die, and the power they took from the people will return to the people, and so long as men die, liberty will never perish. despite his popularity, or maybe because of it, chaplin began to lose favour in certain quarters in america at a time when the country was going through about organic —— anti—communist paranoia in the 19505 anti—communist paranoia in the 1950s with the so—called red scare. with fears that communists were lurking everywhere. chaplin stood told—he wasn't overtly political but his focus in his films on the underdog made him a target. films on the underdog made him a tarret. ., , films on the underdog made him a tarret. .,, ., films on the underdog made him ataraet. ., ., films on the underdog made him a tarret. .,, ., ., ., a target. there was a lot of hostility — a target. there was a lot of hostility towards _ a target. there

europe and worship the conscience and fidelity yes german the people and yes, the conductor of adolf hitler'swith this. eh, for the butcher's office it is guilty to be and love, but the belarusian dad, in fact, the belarusian people of the hayjayon help the service of the belarusian youth and don’t hai not fire the president’s zone to pies on the belarusian soil. and there is also a phrase for the germans good and historically good for us, although it is terrible that the nozzles are removed from well-thought-out articles to express supol carp. and dale uh, frame at the keronica and be for the belarusian judaism was written by wilhelm cuba. in honor of the release of the first e first issue. taken by the belarusian union of youth under the name live belarus there, in my opinion, in this building. or perhaps no statute of such a rule of conduct was published there. yes, yes, this next one is written in black and white by grafting and spreading out is raising the right hand with the words live belarus uh, live well, in general, look here uh, really. here, the one on horseback was raised, uh, th

big reaction in people stop and say this is the voice of charles lindbergh where the words of adolf hitler the american first begins to shrink. and of horrors the japanese attack and then the germans declare war on us. and all of that. and yet, during the war. we're still not fighting to save the jews. we're still not letting the jews again. we're gonna and fascism, but it's not to say the people who are most dire need of being rescued from fascism. >> and your recent documentary, that you did with a nova, casters it. while one last lighter note if i can. in honor of the world series, i do want to end with this photo. it's of the first-ever world series, 1903, the boston american team later the red sox faces v pirates. it was held in boston, thousands of boston path parade in the field with drums, yelling, banging, -- which of the royal writers. they won the world series, the boston americans are champions of the world. i'm a phillies fan. i know something about crazy fans. but i don't know if we never be allowed to do anything like that. >> jake, the royal rioters were something else. the