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and Lies Shroud Origins of Giant SwastikaThe provenance of a man-made forest in the shape of a swastika near the edge of the Himalayas presents a complicated mystery.
September 16, 2006 World News Joachim
Fest, Expert on Hitler, Dies at 79Mr. Fest was a German journalist and author known internationally for his biographies of Adolf Hitler and Albert Speer.
September 13, 2006 Arts Obituary The
Fictions of Günter GrassWhy did he keep his interlude as a servant of the Nazi regime so tight a secret?
August 20, 2006 Opinion Op-Ed OLYMPICS;
A Victory That's Still Memorable 70 Years LaterOn Aug. 4, 1936, John Woodruff, boxed in by other runners in the 800-meter final in Berlin, stopped in his tracks, let everyone go by, then passed them all to win the gold.
August 1, 2006 Sports News 'Hitler's
Favorite Sculptor' Is Back, Hitting Raw NerveSuddenly, after years of obscurity in his native land, attention is being paid to Arno Breker, known as Hitlers favorite sculptor.
July 24, 2006 World News Three
Quiet Brothers on Long Island, All of Them Related to HitlerAdolf Hitler' s nephew changed his last name and raised his family in Patchogue. Now the family is the subject of a play, " Little Willy."
April 24, 2006 New York and Region News
In the slickly produced and paper-thin character study, Mark Kassen has written about and portrayed a curious footnote to history: the American Hitler.
April 14, 2006 Movies Review THEATER;
The Search for the Long Island HitlersArticle on new play Little Willy, which dramatizes life of Adolf Hitler's nephew William Patrick Hitler; play was researched, written by and stars Mark Kassen; discusses younger Hitler's life in Germany and later in US; photos
April 9, 2006 Arts News Rudolf
Vrba, 81, Auschwitz Witness, DiesRudolf Vrba escaped from Auschwitz as a young man and provided the first eyewitness evidence not only of the magnitude of the tragedy unfolding at the death camp but also of the exact mechanics of Nazi mass extermination.
April 7, 2006 World ObituaryNina von Stauffenberg' s husband, Col. Claus Graf Schenk von Stauffenberg, led the failed attempt to kill Hitler on July 20, 1944, when a bomb was placed under a conference table.
April 5, 2006 World ObituaryJay Bennish, high school teacher in Aurora, Colo, who compared speech by Pres Bush to language used by Hitler and sparked uproar in Denver region, will return to classroom after investigation by school officials
March 11, 2006 Education News Report
Details Dresdner Bank's Wartime Financing of a Death CampDuring World War II, Dresdner Bank helped finance the construction of Auschwitz death camp and bankrolled Hitler' s feared SS paramilitary.
February 18, 2006 Business News Berlin
Journal; Finally Filling a Vacant Lot Ravaged by Tides of TerrorIn Berlin, the former site of Gestapo Headquarters will host a memorial examining Nazis' use of espionage, torture and liquidation to enforce their rule.
February 8, 2006 World News SOCCER;
In Berlin, Every Cheer Casts An Eerie EchoThat Germany has chosen a place so freighted with symbolism, the 1936 Olympic Stadium, to stage the World Cup final attests to how far it has come in confronting its past.
December 8, 2005 Sports NewsRichard J. Evans' s portrait of life in Germany under the Nazis is fluidly narrated, tightly organized and comprehensive.
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