Greece to EU - Drop Dead!
Michael Collins “The referendum of 5 July will stay in history as a unique moment when a small European nation rose up against debt-bondage.” Yanis Varoufakis, Finance Minister, Greece Sixty percent of Greek voters rejected the financial bailout… more »
Is Germany a Sovereign Nation?
Shortly after Spiegel Online published German Intelligence Under Fire for NSA Cooperation (Apr 24), I added what I thought would be the first comment on the article. I returned to the next day to see how the comment had fared. To my surprise, the… more »
The Fall of the Berlin Wall and the Multiplication of Western Walls
James Petras Introduction On November 9, 2014, Germany and its Western Allies, celebrated the ‘Fall of the Berlin Wall’ and the subsequent‘re-unification’of the ‘two Germanys’. Prime Minister Merkel described the ‘historic event’ as a “victory of… more »
Will the US - EU Notice? Ukraine Rioters Demand Honors for Nazi Collaborators
Michael Collins (10/14) Thousands of rioters demanded special recognition for the Ukraine Insurgent Army, a resistance group that allied with Nazi Germany during World War II. The Ukraine political party, Svoboda, staged the demonstrations. Svoboda, an… more »
The Russian Appeal to Germany
Michael Collins The most significant history of Russian-German relations is written in blood. Hitler's invasion of Russia caused the deaths of 26 million Russians, civilian and military, out of a 1940 population of 192 million. Between 9.0 and 14.… more »
U.S. Out of Germany
By David Swanson If Germany hasn't had enough, we in the United States sure have. Despite the supposed ending of World War II, the U.S. still keeps over 40,000 armed soldiers permanently in Germany. Despite the ending of the Cold War, the U.S. still… more »
Irresponsible Syria Bashing
by Stephen Lendman Syria's June 3 presidential election approaches. It's historic. It's the Syrian Arab Republic's first ever free, fair, open presidential process. Twenty-four aspirants registered to compete. Parliamentarians Hassan al-Nouri and Maher… more »
A Tale of Two Boycotts
By Katherine Smith, PhD Who Were the first Boycotters in 1933, the Nazis or the Jews? March 24 April 1 I recently published two articles on the 75-year anniversary of Kristallnacht. [1] Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, happened 75 years ago… more »
Kristallnacht, Grynszpan and the Munich Agreement: Connect the World War Dots
By Katherine Smith, PhD Last weekend marked a traumatic event for Jewish people living in Germany in 1938. Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, happened 75 years ago when Nazi thugs conducted a wave of violent anti-Jewish pogroms on the streets of… more »
Kristallnacht 75th Anniversary: What Really Happened in Nazi Germany?
By Katherine Smith, PhD The Night of Broken Glass This weekend marked a traumatic event for Jewish people living in Germany in 1938. Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, happened 75 years ago when Nazi thugs conducted a wave of violent anti-Jewish… more »
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