Nazis stole this Holocaust victim’s books. How his grandson unexpectedly got them back
Leibl Rosenberg, an official representative of the Jewish community in Nuremberg, Germany, has dedicated his life to finding ...
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My father survived the Holocaust. Censorship didn’t stop the Nazis, it helped them
These laws were strictly enforced, including against leading Nazis such as Joseph Goebbels, Julius Streicher ... For example, Streicher’s virulently anti-Semitic newspaper Der Stürmer became ...
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Free speech under attack at home and abroad
The infamous newspaper Der Stürmer was shut down by the government ... The paper’s psychopathic editor, Julius Streicher, was frequently brought up on charges and hauled down to police stations.
My father survived the Holocaust. Censorship didn’t stop the Nazis, it helped them
Nadine Strossen is the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. She knows why CBS host Margaret Brennan is wrong about the genocide.
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March of free speech over hurt sentiments
Freedom of Speech is the mother of all freedoms. The foundation of democracy is freedom of speech. ‘We are a mature democracy ...
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Restitution project genealogists track down rightful heirs of Nazi-looted books
The collection amassed by Streicher, publisher of the virulently antisemitic Nazi newspaper Der Stürmer, has been entrusted to Nuremberg ... into the hands of that horrible ‘Frankenführer’ Julius ...
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The Lust Libel: Sexual Antisemitism in History and Contemporary Culture
The Jew had his hand where it shouldn’t be. From the Nazi children’s book Trust No Fox. Source: USHMM. Julius Streicher’s weekly newspaper Der Stürmer, meanwhile, teemed with similar warnings and ...
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Hitlerism returns to The Hague
These were well understood at the time the convention was drafted, given that two of the leading inciters – Julius Streicher and Otto Dietrich ... in an article that appeared on the front page of Der ...