Fans of a popular British soccer club spewed anti-Semitic taunts and chants at fans of a second British club whose fans are sometimes referred to as the \”Yid Army.\”
Vienna city councilors removed the name of a notoriously anti-Semitic mayor from a section of the elegant Ring boulevard that encircles the heart of the city.
A New Jersey couple who gave their children names linked to Nazism cannot have custody of their children, a judge ruled.
Plans by a British publisher to make segments of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” available in the German language may run into legal trouble.
A Jewish organization in Britain has called on Madame Tussauds to make its wax replica of Hitler look more defeated.
A 1919 letter written by Adolf Hitler that purports to be the first time he presented his efforts to eradicate Germany\’s Jews will soon be available to the public. Starting in July, the letter will be exhibited at the Simon Wiesenthal Center\’s Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. It has been accessible only to historian
Power, politics and sex. War and violence. What more could he write about, you might well ask. Now, just turned 84, he has published \”The Castle in the Forest,\” which attempts to engage and scrutinize the nature of evil personified in the life of the young Adolf Hitler. He — Hitler as a youth — ostensibly is the subject of the novel.
When the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announces its Oscar finalists on Jan. 25, millions of Americans will be tuning in to learn who has been nominated for best actor, actress, director and picture.
CBS President and CEO Leslie Moonves says major changes are being made to the first draft script of their planned miniseries on the early life of Adolf Hitler.
Adolf Hitler is no stranger to big screen and small. Charlie Chaplin first parodied Adolf Schickelgruber in the 1940 movie \”The Great Dictator,\” and since then Der Führer has become a part of screen history. Mel Brooks poked fun at him in the movie \”The Producers\” in 1968 which was robustly reincarnated as a musical on Broadway.
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