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At home with Hitler

Started by The Wooksta!, June 23, 2004, 05:21:28 PM

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Jschmus

It certainly looks like the real deal.  It's just the sort of "harmless-looking" stuff the Nazi propaganda machine would have allowed a journalist to churn out in the months before the real shooting started.  There's plenty of scary bits in there, though.
"Life isn't divided into genres. It's a horrifying, romantic, tragic, comical, science-fiction cowboy detective novel. You know, with a bit of pornography if you're lucky."-Alan Moore

Supertom

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First time I saw the title I thought Barry had posted another one of his photo-essays about his wife.  I'm wondering why she hadn't killed him and "sold all his stupid models" yet.

Back to the topic, yeah Lee, it looks like the real thing to me.  I'm currently reading Alber Speer's autobiography ("Inside the Third Reich") and in it are several pictures of him at Hitler's vacation home.  Dead-on.  Makes me mad to think that he was living in luxury like that.
"We can resolve this over tea and fisticuffs!!!"

Supertom

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QuoteHitler actually paid for most of his own stuff himself, with the profits from his book.

Wow, I didn't know that!  Well as I said, we learn new stuff everyday.  Thanks for the info Lee.

QuoteFruitloop in charge in North Korea.

Haha!  Fruitloop!!!  I heard that officially, when he was born, the mountains burst into song and rainbows sprouted from his arse, or something like that.
"We can resolve this over tea and fisticuffs!!!"

Mairfrog

The official version is that the free people of North Korea errupted in spontaneous demonstrations of joy, America trembled with fear and his arse burst into song. I think it was 'Oh Mickey, You So Fine!'

The Hitler mag article is a stark reminder of the complacent contempary attitude to nazism in some quarters but the wider story of its banning and reinstatement tells us much more about attitudes today.

I don't know where all this will end but it all started in nazism.