This week the bipartisan furor over Donald Trump’s $1.8bn slush fund escalated to the point that the administration balked, saying they are no longer moving forward with it. But Robert Reich, a Guard…
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‘We needed a Hitler who really vibed with the dog’: meet Lexie, the world’s first cinemadographer ⊖
A new film, Blondi, takes audiences inside the Führer’s bunker in the final days of the Third Reich, from the point of view of his beloved Alsatian
When Pablo Álvarez-Hornia stood up to present Blondi…
40 days ago
‘In every drop of paint he slurped, you see the Holocaust’: the genius and torments of Georg Baselitz ⊖⊖
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
The German artist lived through Nazism and communism – and his horrific, shaming works, including a masturbating Hitler, forced his country to face its past. Yet in later life, he beautifully capture…
60 days ago
Reich: The Sextets album review – Colin Currie celebrates the minimalist master’s joy of six ⊕⊕
Colin Currie Group
(Colin Currie Records)
The fourth Reich album for Currie’s specialist ensemble celebrates the composer’s precise patterns with an enjoyably chilled feel and plenty of dynamic nicetie…
6 months ago
His research on autism was compassionate – how could Hans Asperger have collaborated with the Nazis? ⊕⊕
The Vienna-based ‘father of neurodiversity’ was ahead of his time in his work but was also implicated in the Third Reich’s crimes. My novel set out to explore these contradictions
In 2015, I decided t…
8 months ago
Nazi troops' undying love for Hitler and 'the Reich' in the face of certain defeat in WWII revealed in unseen letters sent in 1945 ⊕⊕
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The letters, which were translated by German historian Robin Schaefer, form the basis of a new documentary. They reveal how German troops clung onto a love for 'the Reich'.
On Antisemitism: A Word in History by Mark Mazower review – the politics of prejudice ○
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
This nuanced analysis of what ‘antisemitism’ means explores the evolution of anti-Jewish discrimination, and how it became a driver for political activism
Adolf Hitler’s defeat didn’t end prejudice ag…
9 months ago
‘Our boys were forced into the enemy army to save loved ones’: the second world war exhibition dividing Poland ○
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
The Museum of Gdańsk’s project about the 450,000 Polish soldiers made to fight for the Third Reich has attracted rightwing protests, but others insist the country needs to reckon with its painful pas…
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Hisaishi review – frothing strings and quacking brass as Studio Ghibli’s composer debuts ○
Royal Albert Hall, London
Switching between podium and piano, Joe Hisaishi’s suite from The Boy and the Heron sparked joy, but Reich’s demanding Desert Music was vibrant and hypnotic
One of the pleasur…
12 months ago
John Early: The Album Tour review – a rich slice of larky self-mockery ○
Soho theatre, London
Chatty waiters, visiting the loo in company and overinvesting in sexual role-play are uproariously discussed alongside covers of Madonna, Britney and Dolly Parton
For fans of a cer…