Byline: SINEAD MCINTYRE FOR a young Spitfire pilot, it was a piece of history he could not...By McintyreSinead
In the article, “The Boys Who Fought the Nazis” by Kristen Lewis, three teenage boys named Karl, Helmuth, and Rudi risked everything to fight the Nazis with the power of writing because they knew that Hitler was cruel and wrong. In July of 1941, Helmuth found an illegal short-wave ra...
but whose fashion career was suddenly cut short. A war photographer who embedded with the US military to chronicle the harrowing events of World War II — and posed defiantly in Hitler’s bathtub on the day of his death
Greenhow soon found herself under the watchful eye of famed detective Allan Pinkerton, who placed her under house arrest and, later, in the Old Capital Prison. Nevertheless, she was still able to get messages out, mainly through cryptic notes placed in unusual places. One such message was put...
in the Third Reich, actually did disguise himself as a sergeant and managed to avoid capture for three weeks. But Hitler kept his word, and blew out his brains in the Fuhrerbunker in the center of Berlin when the Russians were three hundred meters away. Thus ended the thousand year Reich...
Interesting comment on Scott Adams found online. Maybe that’s why his career as a cartoonist was permitted to take off in a big way: One of the great harms from Dilbert was the constant pushing of the idea that our corporations are ran by idiots. This led to Americans really believing ...
Oy — and then she raised her arm and said, “Heil Hitler.” However hard we might’ve hoped that Peter would tell the she-demon to go to hell, he instead privately took out a Nazi pin and, pained as he clearly was to do so, mimicked her gesture. In Belvedere Heights, Tiago...
The IRA was active, as were Hitlerworshipping elements of the National Front.What had Ken discovered? Nothing more terrifying, it seemed, than the Board ofDeputies of British Jews. It was they who were putting together the"paramilitaries", Ken said. In a tirade against the deputies made in...
He found it in two Iraqi troops who were holding up the offensive. Hughes was ordered to take them out. And not out to dinner, unless they both ordered a lead steak. A tiny one, shaped like a bullet. Advertisement "Sir, I understand you didn't like it, but you've already eaten ...
his name is mentioned in discussions of slave revolts of the 1800s. When I saw this book, it immediately caught my attention because although I knew of Nat Turner, there were aspects of his life which were a mystery to me. And what I found in this book are the answers to the questio...