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Hitler’s Books The barbarisms of the Third Reich are common knowledge, running the gambit from genocide to a stranglehold on intellectual and artistic life via censorship and propaganda. Among these cultural atrocities fell the burning of books, as happened on May10, 1933 at some 30 German and Austrian universities. Therefore, it is surprising to learn […]
I flung open the window to the balcony of my room in the Gartnerkofel hotel, breathed in the icy air, and peered out over a…
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