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Los Angeles (PRWEB) October 07, 2021 -- According to Philip Diehl, former director of the United States Mint, a trillion-dollar platinum coin could be minted

The former capital of Hitler's Third Reich was divided after World War II. But the people of Berlin were still able to move around freely in the city. That is, until August 13, 1961.

Living in the East, but heading for the cinema and concerts in the West — and vice versa. Before the Wall was built, Berlin was an open city. We revisit significant spaces of cultural exchange.

Nederland en Mensenrechten 03 Jul, 22:31 Nederland zou Hongarije  liefst uit de EU zetten stond op 24 juni  in het Nederlands Dagblad. Woorden van de minister -president Mark Rutte. De reden waarom  stoere Mark’  deze woorden bezigde was, omdat de Hongaarse premier  Orban moeite heeft met de manier waarop de LGBT- en homogemeenschap  zich in zijn land bewegen en profileren. Orban heeft moeite met het feit(...) dat er stemmen opgaan in zijn land om homoseksualiteit te promot...

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Rorisang Kgosana and Earl Coetzee The book is freely available from several local online retailers and there are arguments both for and against its sale. Picture for Illustration. Picture: iStock It would be difficult, in fact near impossible, to find a figure more universally loathed than Adolf Hitler. The Nazi leader responsibl...

Yves here. Michael Hudson gives a very long sweep of history and his own work in this webinar on Positiva Pengar on how the various debt and monetary regimes from 2400 BC onward have influenced economic development and the distribution of wealth and power. Even though this is a lengthy talk (the Q&A section will be posted tomorrow), it’s less formal than Hudson’s papers and so lends itself to being consumed in more bites. This format also allows Hudson to discuss related issues like the cor...

“You can’t take yourself too seriously when you sell Skodas for a living” The butt of terrible jokes in the 1980s, the quirky Czech cars were simple yet robust – while looking after customers ensured great loyalty 31 March 2021 • 5:21pm Small but dedicated dealerships reflected Skodas no-frills approach. This is the authors fathers outlet in Rochdale, celebrating the arrival of the F-registration Estelle in August 1988 The slogan ran “Surprising Skoda”. The Czech cars were a force...

© Anthony Quintano/CC BY 2.0/Wikimedia Commons High-ended retailer Saks Fifth Avenue added private security, fencing and barbed wire ahead of a Black Lives Matter protest in New York, June 7. 2020. Pepe Escobar in conversation with Michael Hudson at the Henry George School of Social Science. Michael Hudson: Well, Im honored to be here on the same show with Pepe and discuss our mutual concern. And I think you have to frame the whole issue that China is thriving, and the West has reached the end...

Yves here. Get a cup of coffee. This is another meaty talk with Michael Hudson, this time focusing on his classic Super Imperialism. Hudson has an updated and expanded version set to go to print soon. Oscar Brisset: Welcome to the first event of the Oxford Economics Society for this academic year. I’m Oscar, the Co-President of our society, and I’m glad to welcome you back for another term of exciting discussions. Although we were hoping last term to be back in-person by January, due to th...