Nazis

U.S. spy agencies hired at least 1,000 Nazis, new book alleges

Citing newly disclosed records and interviews, a new book reports that the FBI and CIA knowingly recruited officials who had occupied high positions in Nazi Germany, including some known to be guilty of war crimes.

October 27, 2014 10:36 am

The Jewish Nazi Film That Was Too Nazi for the Jews

What could scream “zeitgeist” louder than a 1942 American comedy about a troupe of Polish actors who use their knack for disguise to fool Nazis? Though it was the season for anti-Nazi propaganda, To Be or Not to Be—directed by Jewish auteur Ernst Lubitsch, whose films were known for having a certain “Lubitsch touch”—drew criticism for treating the […]

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U.S. spy agencies hired at least 1,000 Nazis, new book alleges

The Jewish Nazi Film That Was Too Nazi for the Jews

From the Archive: Germany’s anti-Semitism (and anti-Semitic) education

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The Aryan Poster Baby Who Was Actually a Jew

Czech lawmaker says Catholic Church approved Nazi murders of Jews

Germany ordered to pay restitution to Schocken family

Vassar pro-Palestinian group under review for Nazi cartoon

The 1930s Lesbian Boarding School Flick Banned by the Nazis

Germany improving pensions to Nazi-era laborers living in Israel

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