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Adolf Hitler

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    In this 1933 photo released by Alexander Historical Auctions, Adolf Hitler embraces Rosa Bernile Nineau, who was nearly 6, at his mountainside Bavarian retreat in Germany. The blac...

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    Visitors looks at "him", a controversial sculpture of Adolf Hitler, an art installation by Maurizio Cattelan at the museum Monnaie de Paris, in Paris.

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    The face of Adolf Hitler is projected onto a 3D canvas as part of an art installation during a rehearsal for the 'Berlin Leuchtet' (Berlin shines) festival in Berlin, Germany.

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    Adolf Hitler, Germany Annie Kevans. 2004 Oil on paper 51 x 41 cm © All rights reserved - The Saatchi Gallery - London Contemporary Art Gallery

    Annie Kevans/ © All rights reserved - The Saatchi Gallery - London Contemporary Art Gallery
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    Turkish students hold a poster with photos of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, left, US President Barack Obama, center, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, made to loo...

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    People walk past a shop named "Hitler" in Ahmadabad. After members of the Jewish community urged for a change in the name of the store, Rajesh Shah, one of the owners, said that he...

    AP Photo/ Ajit Solanki
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    The waxwork of Adolf Hitler was removed from its glass case after sixty years to bring him face-to-face with former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill at Madame Tussaud's wax...

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    Wednesday 23 August Customers leave after visiting 'Hitler's Cross' a restaurant at Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. After protests from the Israeli and German consulates and the Jewish c...

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    Customers leave after visiting 'Hitler's Cross' a restaurant at Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. Israel's mission in India and the Jewish community in Mumbai have demanded the restaurant own...

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  • PM Modi Walking On Hitler's Path, Says Arvind Kejriwal
    Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that he is following the path of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, after a video of a brutal physical assault surfaced showing 35 to 40 men mercilessly beating up four men in Gurugram.
    Mar 23, 2019
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • Canada Acquires Rare Book From 1944 Previously Owned By Adolf Hitler
    Library and Archives Canada announced on Wednesday that it had acquired a rare 1944 book that once belonged to Adolf Hitler.
    Jan 24, 2019
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • The Ultimate Kabaddi Anecdote: From Dark Heart Of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich To Mahatma Gandhi's Interest
    Nearly 30 Indians set off for Berlin in 1936 from the town of Amravati, gathering at the headquarters of the HVPM, a prominent sports club at that time which organised this trip.
    Dec 02, 2018
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  • On Emergency Anniversary, Arun Jaitley Compares Indira Gandhi To Hitler
    "They used a republican Constitution to transform democracy into dictatorship," Jaitley writes.
    Jun 25, 2018
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • Bhagwat’s Better-Than-Army Comment And Brownshirts’ Appeal To Replace The German Army
    Dejavu: In 1934, Head of Hitler’s Brownshirts wanted his force to replace army as main fighting force of Germany
    Feb 14, 2018
    | Bharat Bhushan
  • The Godwin Exchange
    BJP leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha hits back at Rahul Gandhi for comparing Narendra Modi to Adolf Hitler: 'The only Indian politician in post independence India who drew inspiration from Adolf Hitler was Smt. Indira Gandhi'
    Mar 12, 2014
    | Arun Jaitley
  • Their Mothers, Their Fathers
    A film made by Germans for Germans, running now in Israeli cinemas, continues to occupy the thoughts and emotions of its viewers for days and weeks.
    Feb 28, 2014
    | Uri Avnery
  • Berlin 1936 - The Indian delegation
    Hitler's Games
    Berlin Olympics of 1936 finally put to rest the question mark against India's hockey supremacy. Exclusive extracts from this meticulously researched book show the role of Captain Dhyan Chand and Indian Nationalism in the Third Reich...
    Jul 21, 2008
    | Boria Majumdar Nalin Mehta
  • Triumph Of The Will
    The Maoists seem quite unaware that they have fixed upon, as course of action, the very title of Hitler's most powerful fascist propaganda film. What the Maoists keep demanding is retribution and marginalization of all who do not see a solution in th
    Oct 20, 2006
    | Thomas A. Marks
  • Nobel Nazi?
    A publicity stunt? A youthful mistake? A heroic admission? Germany's post-war 'moral authority' and Nobel prize winner Guenter Grass has opinion divided, with the likes of Salman Rushdie weighing in, on his revelation that he served in the Waffen-SS
    Aug 17, 2006
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  • Fight Among The Wolves
    Between 1928 and 1941, Stalin consolidated power, eliminated enemies and triggered reforms. This tome of a biography shows him in extreme close-up.
    Jan 04, 2018
    | Nandan Unnikrishnan
  • Faith Works Both Ways
    Religion has not always performed its ideal role of facilitating unity and harmony. The belief in a vision for a better world is the ultimate weapon against violence and oppression.
    Dec 21, 2017
    | Rabbi Asher Lopatin
  • V For Vendetta
    A bizarre, farcical, political allegory-cum-thriller. Set in the future, it presents a banana republic Britain, under the thumb of a despot, a queer mix of Lenin and Hitler.
    Apr 17, 2006
    | Namrata Joshi
  • Was Hitler Right?
    May 16, 2005
    | Raja Menon
  • Disarming A Tyrant
    Saddam a Hitler? Is the US serious? Leave alone something like world conquest, Saddam could not even hold on to Kuwait.
    Mar 17, 2003
    | Vinod Mehta
  • The Other World Wide Web: A Scrap Book of Terror Since Hitler
    Terrorist groups and some of the most devastating and traumatic strikes across the world
    Sep 24, 2001
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  • An Incurable Sinositis
    It's the possibile rise of a Chinese Hitler that's prompting the US to strengthen its defences
    May 21, 2001
    | Sadiq Ahmed
  • The Ghost Of Hitler
    Soccer hooligans yesterday, neo-Nazis today: the spectre lives
    May 17, 1999
    | Sanjay Suri
  • 'If I'd Been Like Hitler, You Wouldn't Have Dared To Come And Interview Me'
    Bal Thackeray speaks about his political career and the Shiv Sena's future to Outlook. Excerpts:
    Sep 25, 1996
    | Outlook
  • Combating Terror
    Inspired by Hitler, a fringe ultra-right group targets Asians
    Jul 10, 1996
    | Raman Nanda
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  • Kolaveri Collection
    Kolaveri Collection
    Dec 23, 2011
  • Hitler Finds Out Michael Jackson Has Died
    Hitler Finds Out Michael Jackson Has Died

    Last heard, he had found out that he was a joke on youtube, and now comes the real bad news...

    Jul 07, 2009
  • 1971: Apology, Truth, Reconciliation...
    1971: Apology, Truth, Reconciliation...

    We've had truth and reconciliation in South Africa, the Congress party saying sorry for 1984 (even if it was years later) and the BJP refusing to countenance the idea of offering even a hint of an apology for 2002 Gujarat. In between, recently, on May 13 to be exact, the government of Bangladesh "urged Pakistan to apologise formally for alleged atrocities committed by its army during Bangladesh’s bloody liberation struggle in 1971". As the Dawn reported, "A Pakistani envoy told Bangladesh in February to let ‘bygones be bygones’ and rejected plans to try those accused of murder, rape and arson.".

    Writing in Bangladesh's Daily Star, on May 20th, Syed Badrul Ahsan cited Willy Brandt kneeling before Israel's Yad Vashem memorial in 1970 as a mark of penance for what Nazi Germany did to six million Jews in the Hitler years and said:

    It is a lesson Pakistan and its leaders need to learn from. To be sure, Pakistanis will tell you in their turn that Pervez Musharraf once expressed his regret over any crimes that may have been committed in Bangladesh in 1971. When they do that, you might as well inform them that there is a huge difference between an expression of regret and a clear statement of apology.

    When you regret something you have done, you are not exactly contrite over your action. But when you publicly let people know that you are apologetic over a crime or sin you have committed, you give out the good feeling that you have finally been able to catch up with history. More significantly, you have finally adopted the thought that in life morality matters than anything else.

    Pakistan's people and its leaders have, to our clear displeasure, never tried to take the high moral ground when it comes to dealing with 1971. The history that is taught in schools is a travesty of the truth. While a detailed analysis is provided of the circumstances leading to the creation of Pakistan in 1947, nothing really is offered as an explanation for the disappearance of East Pakistan in 1971. Or if there is something of an explanation, the clear hint is there that a conspiracy, obviously by non-Pakistanis, broke the country into two. With that kind of approach to history, you only undermine history. An angry Zulfikar Ali Bhutto visited the National Memorial in Savar in June 1974 and made it clear he saw nothing wrong in what his country had done to Bengalis in 1971.

    And, finally, today, a group calling itself the Action for a Progressive Pakistan, responds via a piece entitled "We Apologise" in the same newspaper:

    The outrageous dismissal of Bangladesh's demand by the Pakistani foreign office -- "let bygones be bygones" -- is a shameful reflection of Pakistan's constructed amnesia over the horrific actions of its army and its political leadership. Not only has there never been any move on the part of the Pakistani state to apologise to Bangladesh, there has not even been any sustained effort by citizens' groups to pressure the government to publicly acknowledge the truth.

    As Pakistanis, we find this unconscionable. We find it unconscionable that the Pakistani army raped, killed and pillaged our brothers and sisters in East Pakistan in 1971. We find it unconscionable that the Pakistani state has steadfastly refused to acknowledge these atrocities for the past 38 years, leave alone hold those responsible for them accountable as suggested by its own chief justice in the state commissioned inquiry. We reject the Pakistani state and army's claim that these atrocities were committed in our name.

    More here

    (Links via separate emails from Anwar A Siddiqui and Ayesha Ali)

    Post script: I find that Sepoy at Chapati Mystery is very much a part of this Action for Progressive Pakistan. May his tribe increase.

    May 25, 2009
  • Sanjay Gandhi: All Resemblances Are Not Coincidental
    Sanjay Gandhi: All Resemblances Are Not Coincidental

    Quick, what's common to Hitler, Sanjay Gandhi and Narendra Modi? Small cars! Frivolity apart, while every now and then comparisons between the Gujarat CM and Rajiv Gandhi are sometimes made (when recalling Gujarat 2002, Delhi 1984 is often invoked), here in the third post on Narendra Modi in recent days, Shiv Visvanathan, in the Indian Express, compares Modi to the younger brother, whose son has been making news for all the wrong reasons:

    If one reads them without blinders, one realises they are two chapters in the history of liberalisation and globalisation. Sanjay inaugurated the privatisation of the state to which Modi added the corporatisation of the state. For both, concepts and ideology were secondary, mere footnotes to the logic of power. Modi is just a later version of Sanjay, a leader with a PRO. Both knew how to cater to middle class vulnerabilities. In Sanjay’s time order came when trains ran on time and clerks reached office before time. For Modi, the disciplined body of the middle class now reacted to words like security and toughness. Both realised that evil, fascism, tyranny becomes possible if one can play on the insecurities of the middle class. 

    Shiv Visvanathan also raises the question that has perhaps not been asked often enough by liberal commentators:

    One often asks why the Congress in Gujarat is silent about riot victims or development? Why is there a sense of the twining of these parties, both built around the middle class as an abstract imagination?

    Read the full article in the Indian Express

    Mar 19, 2009
  • Grammar Nazis Up With Whom You Need No Longer Put
    Grammar Nazis Up With Whom You Need No Longer Put
     
     Now, if only Hitler had access to ready reference that the internet provides.
     
    Came across this on the Language Log, where Mark Liberman explains:

    For discussion of the background of this particular misrule (the grammatical one), see "Hot Dryden-on-Jonson action", 5/1/2007, with some additional syntactic background here. But please don't cite the alleged Churchill quote about "arrant nonsense up with which I will not put" — it's syntactically bogus ("A Churchill story up with which I will no longer put", 12/8/2004), and not original to Churchill ("Churchill vs. editorial nonsense").

    And then, of course, following his links, there is the old joke too: 

    Two coeds — a Southern belle and a New England yankee — are in Florida on spring break. The belle turns to the yankee and asks, "So, where y’all from?"
    The yankee turns up her nose and says, "I’m from a school where we don’t end sentences with prepositions."
    Without missing a beat, the belle replies, "So, where y’all from, bitch?"

    And talking of jokes, here are some other gains in subtitled translation: When Hitler finds out his art sucks, when he wants Burger King, when he finally finds out his subtitles are wrong -- and that he's a joke on youtube.

    Feb 25, 2009
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  • After 'Lunatic' Remark, North Korea Likens Trump to Hitler
    After 'Lunatic' Remark, North Korea Likens Trump to Hitler
    Jun 27, 2017
  • Hitler's Dreaded Red Siemens Rotary Telephone Sold For USD 243,000 At Auction
    Hitler's Dreaded Red Siemens Rotary Telephone Sold For USD 243,000 At Auction
    Feb 20, 2017
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    Amazon Fires Worker For Handing Jewish Woman A Parcel With 'Greetings From Uncle Adolf'
    Jan 17, 2017
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    US Teacher Suspended for Comparing Trump to Hitler
    Nov 14, 2016
  • Hitler's Wife's Lilac Knickers Sell for 3,000 Pounds at Auction
    Hitler's Wife's Lilac Knickers Sell for 3,000 Pounds at Auction
    Nov 08, 2016
  • India Will Become Great Country, But Won't Produce Hitler: Bhagwat
    India Will Become Great Country, But Won't Produce Hitler: Bhagwat
    Mar 18, 2016
  • BJP Regime Similar to Hitler's Fascist Model: Yechury
    BJP Regime Similar to Hitler's Fascist Model: Yechury
    Mar 06, 2016
  • Erdogan Cites Hitler's Germany to Defend Presidency Plans
    Erdogan Cites Hitler's Germany to Defend Presidency Plans
    Jan 01, 2016
  • Hilter's Long Lost Horse Sculputres Found
    Hilter's Long Lost Horse Sculputres Found
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  • 'Mein Kampf' Signed by Hitler Up for Auction
    'Mein Kampf' Signed by Hitler Up for Auction
    Mar 25, 2015
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