There was a common saying in Germany in the 1930s, “Lieber Gott, mach mich dumm, damit ich nicht nach Dachau kumm” (Dear God, make me
As with many other things during the 1930s, the Nazi effort to bring the arts under their control was hamstrung by the turf wars that
The Kriminalpolitzei, known as Kripo, was the German equivalent of the British CID. It began in Prussia in the 1790s with six plainclothes detectives tasked to investigate
In the news yesterday was a story about a bell still in active use in Austria that was dedicated to Adolf Hitler. A rare find
Frick was many things to the Nazi party. As one of their earliest members of parliament he drafted legislation which would eventually become the Nuremberg
Charles Krafft’s response to the charge that he’s a Holocaust denier raises the question of how audiences respond to artists they once admired once their