Patton is one of the top five movies ever — in the elite group Continue reading…
20th century history
being a review of David Ray Griffin: Christian Faith and the Truth Behind 9/11 Continue reading…
The “holocaust” story Continue reading…
The movie Der Baader-Meinhof Komplex, 2008, chronicles the first and most Continue reading…
One of the embarrassments for the pro-Soviet leftists in America, including the bulk Continue reading…
In the book under review, Ham et al. make the inevitable appeal to Hitler Continue reading…
Click on the links for a discussion of the war on the Eastern Front. This was Continue reading…
One thing I can’t figure out in the current rhetoric is why holocaust denial is so often Continue reading…
This year’s Dresden Memorial Day reflection will be Continue reading…
Today, for the remembrance of the 63rd anniversary Continue reading…
During Churchill’s brief tenure as a junior officer stationed in India, he occupied his time in four main activities. (1) playing as much polo as possible; (2) taking long vacations – far more than were normally permitted to a young officer in India; (3) systematically reading through classics, to attempt to remedy his deficient formal education. The reading program was in service to ambition, not knowledge for its own sake. Macaulay, Gibbon, Plato and others, he wrote to his mother, “must train the muscles to wield the sword to the greatest effect” (Gilbert 70). The fourth activity may have required the least amount of actual time, but was probably the most important for understanding his future course: namely, there was scarcely an armed conflict anywhere in the world which he failed to inveigle himself to the front lines of. Continue reading…
Speaking of Dresden… today is the 62nd year anniversary of its destruction Continue reading…
Booze, broads, and brawling, that’s life! could be the subtitle.
Two brothers, one bound by duty and honor, the other sensuous and libertine, Continue reading…
Original German Der Untergang. Continue reading…
