Hot off the press! The eagerly anticipated STAGING NUREMBERG: HOW THE UNITED STATES & THE SOVIET UNION FOUGHT OVER THE PORTRAYAL OF NAZI CRIMES, by Sylvie Lindeperg and translated by Claudia Gorbman. https://t.co/e2RVQWMzGN #InvestigatingVisibleEvidence@ColumbiaUP
Regarding Greenland. Trump wants to rename it after himself. He wants Mercator maps in the future -- where Greenland is continent-sized -- to feature his name. Seriously, that's why he won't let go of it, even when he knows the US already has all the military access it needs
Regarding Greenland. Trump wants to rename it after himself. He wants Mercator maps in the future -- where Greenland looks continent-sized -- to feature his name. Seriously, that's why he won't let go of it, even when he knows the US already has all the military access it needs.
What does Trump’s Greenland push say about his worldview? @adam_tooze and Ivan Krastev are here to help us make sense of the latest. New pod out now! #theweeklyshow#jonstewart#politics
Here’s a video of the U.S. Army blowing up the giant marble swastika, a “potentially divisive” symbol, that stood over the Nazi rally grounds in Nuremberg.
Well, no – Douglas Kelley's life story is more intriguing and full of conflict, despite the importance of Leon Goldensohn's psychiatric work in #Nuremberg. https://t.co/2QMHnOF5J2
@Prof_Borg this is amazing thank you you just made our Veterans Day. We would so love to have you on one of the shows talking about your experience as a historian talking about how you feel the movie reflect the truth compared to opinion.
The First Real Peace Settlement after the First World War. The Locarno Pact’s Enduring Legacy. My latest essay for @EngelsbergIdeas
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Thank you -- I admire your work as well! One of West's accounts of her time at the main Nuremberg trial recently featured in that New Yorker retrospective series they are running, for their 100th anniversary . . . such beautiful (and witty) writing
@Prof_Borg A thoughtful and finely balanced article.
Rebecca West’s view of the trials were a sobering perspective - a touch of reality among the hyperbole of the trial reports.