, the with the nazis growing ever strong. the per month situation with sent in 1933. he fought for the german, lied, heavy, wide title at the buck re in berlin. the fight became a proxy power play with the nazis on one side and 12 months fence on the out though . the 10s up must be a was depicted in the international tv series, bobbino and berlin. tubman was clearly winning, but the judge is called in no decision. the audience was outraged. even though the boxing association had long been under nazi control, the referee was supposed to get into the crowd. coleman was proclaimed german champion. but not full long. just a few days later, the nazi stripped him off his title. the reason wouldn't darcia is on jim and book signatures on jim and is when the books cries with joy on the on gym and is when he judges the blows eyes. his entire behavior was on germany and confusing. in his fight with the nazis troll man had no chance, but his resistance was unbroken. his anger led to a new form of protest for his next slide, he showed up

boof an american reporter in nazi germany. who was robert mccormick?rmick was the owner and publisher of the chicago tribune in the years between the two world wars. he was an artillery officer in world war i, had inherited the paper from his father, and he was a newspaperman to the core. peter: how would you describe his work? pamela: he was fascinated by world politics. he was fascinated by the military. he also was an isolationist. he was antisemitic in sort of a reflex way. much in the way that he was presbyterian and inherited an identity that he had not thought three very much, he had hesitations about the east coast of the united states, was anti-england, and gradually came to go from disliking franklin roosevelt to actively hating him and that combination of isolationism and being anti-roosevelt shaped much of his policies around the paper but at the same time, he was just interested in putting out a good paper. so he hired good people and pretty much let them run the stories they thought needed to be told. peter: one of those people was sigrid

about the rise of the nazis.bout being a woman reporter when woman reporters, or at least woman war correspond ins, were rare. those people found her totally engaging. there are a number of interview transcripts that are available in which it's clear that she's sharp and charming and absolutely on top of the game. it's also clear that those interviews were important to her. the last ones she did shortly before her death, she ended up saying, this makes me feel more alive, and the man interviewing her said, i don't think anyone can be more alive than you are sigrid. peter: and in 1969, she relieved a lifetime achievement award from the overseas press club. it read, to a tough competitor, staunch friend, honest reporter, she worked like a newspaperman. pamela: yes. and that was exactly the way she wanted to be described. some of the younger women in the club objected to the phrase newspaperman but she claimed that title from the beginning. and i can't really blame her. some of the phrases that got used to describe

about the rise of the nazis.bout being a woman reporter when woman reporters, or at least woman war correspond ins, were rare. those people found her totally engaging. there are a number of interview transcripts that are available in which it's clear that she's sharp and charming and absolutely on top of the game. it's also clear that those interviews were important to her. the last ones she did shortly before her death, she ended up saying, this makes me feel more alive, and the man interviewing her said, i don't think anyone can be more alive than you are sigrid. peter: and in 1969, she relieved a lifetime achievement award from the overseas press club. it read, to a tough competitor, staunch friend, honest reporter, she worked like a newspaperman. pamela: yes. and that was exactly the way she wanted to be described. some of the younger women in the club objected to the phrase newspaperman but she claimed that title from the beginning. and i can't really blame her. some of the phrases that got used to describe

they weren't under nazi control at that point. they didn't have a visceral sense of kinds of dangers. she was living with. so the secretary from the paris office called and gave her the news by the phone, just totally clueless. the fact that the tunnels were being tapped and then the head of the paris office sent her the letter and forwarded it to her home again, not thinking about the fact their mail was being. she knew they read that one because the letter was open and had the censors stamps right on. the envelope. but she really, really wanted to write that story. it was a month after the berlin olympics of 1936 and a bunch of americans had come were just sucked by the sort of disbelief version of berlin that the nazis had created for their guests. so went back to america and they said, we don't know what reporters are talking about. i mean, it was clean. it was orderly. people were so friendly and welcoming. and. sigrid really, really wanted to answer that misunderstanding and writing about this horrible moment of the night of

but what does the infatuation, even a dangerous nazi cult, nice manga come from. to understand it, you have to dig deep into the collective memory and to look at history. the japanese fascination with germany and everything german goes back to a long way more than 150 years. in 1968, the mind, the restoration named for then and per my g began to fall reaching a peebles scholars was sent abroad in west and teachers were brought in, especially from prussia. and i'm was following through on this job hard to remember that when japan was modernized during the maggi restoration, it was looking for the best of everything worldwide. and so for the best and the medicine and see where the best and law spectrum down for the best in the military would. that's best. and the best military at that time was the pressure of military and i'm not comfortable with. so pressure and experts were brought to japan to advise on modernizing the military and the calf author. and by way of the military was organized. it's now dissolute, of all sorts of things. it's very german oriented. hone

the nazis did not really censor newspapers.o control the information that american other form correspondent scott before they wrote theirir papers. they had press conferences twice a day. but specifically for foreign correspondent. many, many, many sources of her own and was skeptical of official news releases. those were nonetheless meetings you needed to attend. >> did scholz meet hitler? >> yes she did. the first time she met him was right after the 1930 election. he is not a member of parliament. he could not run because he was austrian.au he at the hotel work hitler was saying. hitler came down for tea. he had a real sweet tooth. he introduced out. hitler kissed her hand. she describes what she says there is a right way to get his hands and a wrong way and what he did was the wrong way. it's marie take that woman's hand and stare into her eyes while he kissed her hand. she had always found that approach repulsive so she neatly stiffened out. hitler recognize she was not succumbing to the charm that so many others who had s

but was this the infatuation, even a dangerous nazi coach in nice manga come from? to understand it, you have to dig deep into the collective memory and look at history the japanese past the nation with germany and everything german goes back a long way more than 150 years in 1968, the minds the restoration named for then and per my g began to fall reaching a peebles scholars was sent abroad in western teachers were brought in, especially from prussia. some was following through on this and job hard to remember that when japan was modernized during the menu restoration, it was looking for the best of everything worldwide. so who are the best and the medicine and see who are the best in law spectrum? death or the best in the military? would. that's the best. and the best military at that time was the prussian military and enough job hunter who was old prussian experts were brought to japan to advise on modernizing the military details. author and by way of the military was organized out a solution of all sorts of things. it's very german oriented, honest new, even th

and how or why of comics that trivialize the horrors of the nazi so successful historical references are completely ignored or the tire is simply no awareness behind it. what is the whole, the cost? what ideology? what is this great catastrophe based on a community military uniform on tanks, robots and military bases. and it's a huge topic in the manga anatomy world. how widespread is minute tourism in manga . and does this content pose a danger? the to this is what the telephone world of manga usually looks like. what could i did by cute so, so i turn those in funny questions. the illustrated stories followed adventure, fantasy and friendship. the magnifying community meets the new like see, put in germany where a peaceful and kind of a cost play festival also takes place a weapons, fish and not see worship. they don't exist here, but some people have stumbled across the occasional swastika, while reading manga, or one of the 3 of them associated with the, especially when you come across a symbol that has such a negative connotation. you naturally love to see why it's in your rank u

fascism and the end of democracy, monica mate tim walz is comparing to donald trump supporters to nazisrack obama accusing black men of sexism, stacy abram said african american men are sexist and racist, just wait till you say would bill clinton had to say about the sad state of our economy under biden-harris big we will play that in a manner to. kamala harris' worst surrogate is probably joe, her boss, back at the white house, we know president biden was busy chewing on babies and calling half the country garbage, by the insults did not stop they broke one of kamala harris' other top surrogates, billionaire mark cuban, he told the ladies of the view he never sees trump with the stronger, intelligent women. he could not be more wrong. take a look. >> donald trump, you never see him around a strong, intelligent women, ever. it's that simple, they are intimidating to him, he doesn't like to be challenged by them. >> sean: maybe mark cuban and the rest of the. >> everyone: campaign need to open their eyes, let's see, former first lady, melania trump speaks five different languages, brand-

but the finances are biting and camelot of the very ones who being supporting nazis and the neo nazi as well for tally and and ukraine's military. what's your reaction exactly? me think style does protests to monetize. right? because there you have it. i mean, and unfortunately, um, this alliance that they formed with as a battalion and in canada even like putting a reward to an actual nazi. they are the actual ones supporting fascism. it remember ukraine's not a real democracy. they have, they have an illegitimate president at this point. um they outlaw the church, they bought lot of the russian language. i mean, they've done all these things that are very un democratic and very fast. and as far as the bytes administration look at our censorship, look at the way they've targeted americans, including myself, including, you know, you've been targeted as well and it by western government. so you know, they talk about fascism when actually they're the ones that are doing that as, as washing force has evolved from the bustle field, as the landscape has been visiting phone line area is st

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and despite his nazi convictions, filled this these cases with the books which were banned by the nazis. so he was sort of just preparing in case things went wrong and now he was going start a library that these previously banned. but now desirable books. finally i want to talk about the statesman chairman mao almost all the major major leaders in the second world war. the successful authors. churchill lived from his wits, his journalism and his writing for 40 years before he became prime minister. hitler's mein kampf sold 9 million copies. the real intellectual among them turns out to be stalin, who, as a child read hugely and was a published poet by the 18 age of 18. had he become a revolutionary, he intended become an academic. imagine how the world would have changed had that been the case. but of them were outpaced in their production by chairman mao and this famous little book the little red book. now, the older those of us may remember a time when the little red was distributed to anyone who would write a polite message to the to the chinese embassy. and i was a schoolboy boardin

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the nazi government, whether they were hungarian, yugoslavian, german believe. censuses every 2 minutes. no, not the little minutes were important. now we run a census every ten years. you right? they ran censuses in our towns, our places, because they believed if they knew where people were, they could control the population. they were right. so didn't seem terribly odd. a bit unusual. friday morning, the middle of nowhere. the census is had come on to the street. please turn to the sidewalk and line up, which we did then told to turn left and start walking, not marching. nobody heckled us. we just walked. we walked for a long, long time. i know. i walked. my mother carried. my father carried me. and five and a half years old. i'm an old guy. we arrived at a place which peculiarly i recognized. this is the scene. there's a stockade fence over about seven foot stockade fence. the and a major street. now in europe, in cities, if you're not the ocean, but you're in a or lake, those become summer that this a beach which was on the danube bank. the river was about t

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neo-nazis and fascist, garbage, the deplorable's, how sickening.nd it gets even worse. hakeem jeffries has made clear, the democrat party which in so many ways has become anti- american if un-american party. hates the constitution. hates the men who wrote it. hates the men who ratified it. 6019 project, crt, one supremacist society. the most vanessa fit sent society to every type of human being that's ever walked on the planet regardless of race. ethnicity, creed, it is in our documents. what do they want to do? they want to take the rate constitution of the united states the greatest governing doctrine that has ever been written and shre shredded. why? you look at your constitution, america. a look at it. what is the key to your constitution? what is the key to what the framers did? what is the key to what was taught them among others? power needs to be addressed with power. power it needs to balance power. you cannot have pure democracy. like you see in the streets in 2020. you don't want ace to centralize a police state. he signals all over the

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yeah, it doesn't sound very nazi since the nazis literally tried to invade russia. look, if the ac is making ways these days, it's because germans are fed up with all the other party options. i do not support, for example the i f d. but i would say that it would be unrealistic to abolish them because we live in a democracy. i do not think this move is democratic touch. it's a stupid idea. democracy means that people get to vote even if you are unhappy with the results. so basically what you have are a bunch of m p 's from establishment german parties using legislative tools at their disposal to have a collective temper tantrum because they're not liking the direction that the these popularity is had to do to construct the if the showed really results and became the strongest policy in the ring. the, the prospect of a successful binding procedure is extremely low. i don't even believe that there will be a majority in the german parliament to approve this proposal. but this demonstration shows once again, that they want nothing to do with the a f d. and it is a lack o

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