Book Review Hitler’s American Model – The United States and the Making of Nazi Race Law
Editor's note: Nazi race laws fell largely on Jews and Gypsies for the perceived contamination of German "racial purity." Why didn't they place a prio
The Rise of Bircherism (The Progressive)
" ... Although Welch was interested in poetry and languages, his family’s bitterness over 'the lost cause of the Confederacy' nagged at him. How, he wo
“The Newspaper Axis – Six Press Barons who Enabled Hitler” (Daily Mail Book Review)
THE NEWSPAPER AXIS: SIX PRESS BARONS WHO ENABLED HITLER by Kathryn S. Olmsted On December 11, 1941, four days after Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor, Jos
THE (CONTRACTUALLY CONVENIENT) DEATH OF SAM COOKE
Summary of "One More River to Cross: The Redemption of Sam Cooke," by B.G. Rhule (Amazon) Sam Cooke was the son of a Chicago Baptist minister who had mov
Acres of Skin — Human Experimentation at Holmesburg Prison
Book review by Anil Pundlik Gokhale Acres of Skin—Human experiments at Holmesburg Prison, A widely reviewed Book and a true story of abuse and exploi
The Never-ending Psychological Warfare of Henry Kissinger
What if the “psy-war” the young Kissinger was captivated by is still ongoing? "... Psy-war derived from the wartime Office of Strategic Services and wa
Big Soda Unmasked It’s Not as Sweet as You Think
A review of Citizen Coke: The Making of Coca-Cola Capitalism, by Bartow J. Elmore Since my fellow citizens and I in Berkeley recently approved a tax on s
Book Review “The Essential Mae Brussell
The Essential Mae Brussell: Investigations of Fascism in America Edited by Alex Constantine Foreword by Paul Krassner Publisher: Feral House Mae Brussell
The Rise and Fall of Fritz Kuhn’s German-American Bund
"... We cannot assume that Nazism could not happen here in America, because it could—and it has. ..." Anti-Semitism has kept a “relatively” low prof
The Murder of Orlando Letelier Car Bomb in Washington DC?
“I think we should understand our policy-that however unpleasant they act, this government is better for us than Allende was.” – Henry Kissinger I r
The First Major Biography of Willis Carto
"Without a means of confronting the onrushing third world, white civilization is doomed. It can do nothing else but deteriorate to a third world lev
Books Eichmann … He Wasn’t Only Following Orders
Books: Eichmann... He wasn't only following orders Saul David on a new study of Adolf Eichmann, the bureaucratic mastermind of the Holocaust Saul David
The Nazi Cold Warriors of Postwar America
The US made many former Nazis welcome – but this study doesn’t ask ethical questions Dec 20, 2014 Book Title: The Nazis Next Door Author: Eric
IG Farben and Hitler A Fateful Chemistry (Bloomberg Businessweek, August 13, 2008)
"... IG Farben went on to build a plant at Auschwitz so massive that it consumed more electricity per day than Berlin. ..." How a company whose Nobel-winni
RAT’S NEST TWO NEW RELEASES ON THE CIA-NAZI-DRUG NEXUS (Book Reviews)
The Essential Mae Brussell: Investigations of Fascism in America edited by Alex Constantine Feral House, 359 pp, $18.95 Drugs as Weapons Against Us by John
Italy The Integration of Church & State Under Mussolini (Book Review)
Integration of Church and State By George Howland Jr. Book Review - The Pope and Mussolini / By David I. Kertzer A scholar exposes the collaboration betw
Excerpt from Eric Schlosser’s Terrifying Book on Nukes (and a Radiohead Video, Too)
By Michael Mechanic Mother Jones, September 15, 2013 Update (1/16/2014): The Air Force announced yesterday that it had suspended and revoked t
How the KGB Tried to Stop the Plot to Murder John Kennedy
"... The Soviets had found out about a plot to kill Kennedy. Fearing they would be blamed for the murder, they hired Nagell to infiltrate the plot and stop
Review of Hack Attack – How the Truth Caught Up with Rupert Murdoch, by Nick Davies, with an Excerpt from the Book
Nick Davies’s account of how he exposed the Murdoch empire is as exciting as a thriller By Peter Oborne Most journalists bumble along. We gr
Ronald Reagan and the Infantilization of American Politics
How Ronald Reagan turned America into a nation of children A new book on the rise of modern conservatism argues that Reagan's rhetoric infantilized our pol