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Promotional photograph depicting a scene from the film “Hitler’s Hangman.” The film was retitled “Hitler’s Madman” and released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) in 1943. The film is a fictionalized portrayal of the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich and its aftermath. Heydrich was Heinrich Himmler’s second-in-command and chief of the Reich Security Main office (Reichssicherheitshauptamt, RSHA), which was ...

Nothing Sacred is the first book to document the Nazi espionage campaign against the Vatican in the Second World War. Nazi Germany considered the Catholic Church to be a serious threat to its domestic security and its international ambitions. In Germany, Hitler's agents recruited informants to provide intelligence on Church finances, and on the political views and activities of bishops, priests and ...

"This volume investigates a galaxy of diverse networks and intellectual actors who engaged in a wide political environment, from conservatism to the most radical right, between the World Wars. Looking beyond simply Fascism, it considers the less-investigated domain of the 'Latin space', encompassing countries of both Southern Europe and Latin America. A wider and intricate analytical framework emerges, ...

Reveals the espionage network strung by German Nazi agents across the U.S.A. and Britain during World War II. Based on captured files of Nazi Intelligence. Includes bibliographical references (pages 661-679) and index. xxi, 696 pages ; 25 cm

05:42:38 West point cadets at graduation. The ceremony takes place by the Hudson River; many spectators. Cadets on parade. They are shown marching in slow motion at one point. 05:43:21 US government agents raid an illegal moonshine operation. They release alcohol from taps, drain a large basin and confiscate cans of moonshine. They dismantle the still and blow it up. 05:44:03 A large crowd of American ...

Describes the influence of West Germany's treatment of Nazi criminals on its relationship with the Western Allies, particularly Great Britain and the USA. Pp. 276-316 describe the antisemitic incidents of 1959-60. States that until that time, Allied observers had been satisfied with Germany's treatment of its Jews. They noted that officials guilty of antisemitic remarks were dismissed and tried. The ...

In doos 1 van het deelbestand inzake het personeel tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog vinden we een dossier (nr. 2) terug over het personeel van de stad Brussel inzake het opstellen van het zgn. Jodenregister. Het gaat o.a. om stukken betreffende vacatures voor “agents temporaires”, een lijst van ca. 5000 Joden, een lijst van ambtenaren die het Jodenregister opgemaakt hebben maar ontslagen werden op 28 ...

Discusses the persecution of Jews in Berlin, focusing on Jews who were active as "tracers" (informers), betraying other Jews to the Gestapo in order to prevent their own deportation. When the deportations first began, Jews assembled obediently according to instructions, but later some tried to escape, and ca. 5,000 went into hiding. The Gestapo employed Jewish agents whose role was to track down Jews ...

Title: War Department Film Bulletin: Issue No. 48 Restricted. Title: Invasion of Poland in 1939 by the German Army. German footage of the invasion of Poland. Wide shot of German tanks massed in a field. Tanks roll across the field and down a dusty road. German soldiers riding the tanks smile at the camera. Shots of the port of Danzig. The narrator notes that this is where the fighting began, where ...

Directorates were created on the basis of the Basarabian administration regulations of November 29, 1917, approved by the Sfatul Ţǎrii. In 1920 the directorates were transformed into general secretariats of Bessarabia, which, depending on necessity, functioned till March 1921. After that they were again reorganized into directorates. The basic functions of the directorates were to oversee the activity ...