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SS officer's diary said to reveal location of Nazi loot is a forgery, say experts

The SS officer's diary that was said to have had the exact location of Adolf Hitler 's hidden gold stolen artefacts and priceless works of art has now been revealed to be a forgery

Daily Mirror

Winning bidders of ‘despicable’ Nazi memorabilia urged to donate items to Sydney Jewish Museum

SS paraphernalia and an album of 500 photos from concentration camps which sold for $25,000 among items at Queensland auction

The Guardian - AU

'Secretary of evil' Nazi camp worker, 97, appeals conviction over 10,505 murders

Irmgard Furchner, 97 - dubbed the 'secretary of evil' - was sentenced at the final hearing of the 14-month-long trial at the Itzehoe Regional Court on Tuesday, 20 December

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Floridian, last living Nuremberg prosecutor, to receive Congressional Gold Medal

Congress has signed off on the Congressional Gold Medal for the chief prosecutor in what was regarded as “the biggest murder trial in history.”

Tribune News Service

Nazi death camp worker, 97, gets suspended sentence for her part in 11,000 murders

Irmgard Furchner, 97, was dubbed the 'secretary of evil' during her role at a Nazi SS death camp in the 1940s. Today she received a two-year long jail sentence for her part in the death of over 11,000 victims

Daily Mirror

A German court has convicted a 97-year-old ex-secretary at Nazi camp

A German court convicted a 97-year-old woman of being an accessory to murder as a secretary to the commander of a World War II concentration camp. She was given a 2-year suspended sentence.

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German court to deliver verdict on ex-secretary at Nazi camp

A German court is expected to deliver its verdict on a 97-year-old woman charged with being an accessory to murder for her role as a secretary to the SS commander of the Stutthof concentration camp during World War II

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Former crown prosecutor loses appeal over Nazi salute to German charity worker

Former crown prosecutor Tony Jacobs loses an appeal against an order for him to pay a man of German origin $500 for giving him the Nazi salute and saying "heil Hitler" during a row over the use of a lift.

ABC News

Latvia switches off the liberal Russian TV channel it took in

Rain TV loses broadcasting licence following a scandal between the liberal Russian opposition and their host country.

Al Jazeera

Claus von Stauffenberg took a briefcase of explosives into a meeting with Hitler. Then everything went wrong

A group of high-ranking rebels wanted to assassinate the Nazi dictator to reclaim their country and demonstrate their resistance to the world. It didn't go to plan.

ABC News

Revelry Has Its First Successes With The "Fastest Royal Enfield"

Revelry Racing shares its recent victories in the NSW Drag Racing Championship Series where its Royal Enfield twins won 2nd and 3rd in their classes.

RideApart

This Jewish woman's story of surviving the Holocaust by passing as Catholic and sheltering with Nazis is (rightly) hard to read

Hiding in Plain Sight tells the Holocaust story (and post-Holocaust life) of Mala Rywka Kizel – or Marilka Shlafer, as she became known later in life. But these are only two of the names by which she has been known.

The Conversation

German prosecutors call for 97-year-old former secretary to SS commander be convicted

Proceedings are of ‘outstanding historical significance’

The Independent UK

German army uniforms mistakenly issued with 'SS' labels printed on them

While German law bans the display of Nazi iconography, the distribution of over 300,000 pieces of combat equipment with the combination of the letters 'SS' fell through the net

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Police criticized for role at nationalist march in Warsaw

Opposition politicians in Poland have criticized police for detaining anti-fascist activists but not reacting to the appearance of a Nazi-era symbol during a nationalist march

The Guardian - UK

Nazis in space: how Paul Verhoeven’s Starship Troopers brilliantly skewered fascism

A Hollywood studio is rumoured to be remaking the Dutch director’s 1997 space epic. But will it, like so many others, miss the irony behind the film’s pseudo-fascist bombast?

Daily Mirror

Nazi gold hunters believe SS officer's letter could uncover ANOTHER lost treasure

Experts have transcribed a letter from an SS officer which may uncover the mystery behind WW2's stolen artefacts and priceless pieces of art

Daily Mirror

New photos emerge of shipwreck of vessel that 'helped Hitler flee to Argentina'

Some experts believe the wreck discovered near Quequén, a port in central Argentina, was the vessel that could have taken Hitler to a new life in South America

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Thai composer Somtow Sucharitkul's opera Helena Citronova had its European premiere in Hof, Germany, late last month, and it was a stunning success.

Evening Standard

The worrying rise of the F-word (fascism) - could it ever happen in the UK?

From France and Italy to Sweden, more and more far right parties are seemingly coming out of nowhere and finding support and success. Could it ever happen in the UK? Samuel Fishwick investigates

The Independent UK

Russians try to subdue Ukrainian towns by seizing mayors

As Russians seized parts of eastern and southern Ukraine in the opening stages of the war, mayors, civilian administrators and others, including nuclear power plant workers, say they have been abducted, threatened or beaten to force their cooperation

The Guardian - UK

The Ascent by Stefan Hertmans review – a Nazi ghost in my house

In this powerful hybrid of history and fiction, a Booker nominee investigates the SS recruit who once owned his house in Ghent

RideApart

Is This The Fastest Royal Enfield Ever? That Remains To Be Seen

The fastest Royal Enfield ever? “RevElevation” is a Continental GT 650 that’s been modified and built for land-speed and drag events.

The Guardian - UK

Seeing Auschwitz photographic exhibition opens in London

Images that shaped perception of Nazi death camp were taken by perpetrators, curator says

Tribune News Service

Review: 'The Escape Artist,' by Jonathan Freedland

NONFICTION: The harrowing true story of the first Jew to escape from Auschwitz, and his driving need to warn the world about the Holocaust.

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