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Himmler ordered mass execution of prisoners in Britain's only Nazi camp, documents reveal | Second world war - Vimarsana News

Himmler ordered mass execution of prisoners in Britain's only Nazi camp, documents reveal | Second world war

Papers from SS headquarters uncover instruction to kill up to 1,000 enslaved labourers on island of Alderney

Is Nazi gold real? - Vimarsana News

Is Nazi gold real?

Nazi soldiers looted numerous valuable items and tons of gold, but the chances of locating buried treasure are tiny.

Nazis in Ukraine: Seeing through the fog of the information war - Vimarsana News

Nazis in Ukraine: Seeing through the fog of the information war

There is indeed a deep and expansive history of fascism in Ukraine, which has been aided and abetted by the US government #antifascism #antiimperialism #ukraine

Thetford born artist behind iconic interwar Norfolk adverts - Vimarsana News

Thetford born artist behind iconic interwar Norfolk adverts

Published: 5:30 AM February 24, 2021    Updated: 8:01 AM February 24, 2021 Leslie Sayer on his Norton motorcycle outside his sister Milly Hale's house on Doris Road in Norwich. Date: circa 1929. - Credit: Leslie Sayer courtesy of Ian Sayer Before he lost an eye serving on the home front during the Second World War, Leslie Sayer worked as a commercial artist in Norwich. Many of his drawings and paintings featured in adverts for historic Norfolk businesses like Wallace King, Garlands, Caley’s and the Samson & Hercules.   Leslie Sayer created the artwork for this brochure for the Samson & ...

CSPAN2 Book TV July 3, 2011 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Book TV July 3, 2011

>> they would have been sort of like almost leading the brigades in certain ways. and so your point that if this much violence is only worth it, there's some higher moral cause like emancipation. obviously, they don't see that in world war i. do they talk about the civil war as a war that might have been worth it? is it in their consciousness at all? >> the answer, they drew really heavily on the example of the abolitionists. they were trying trying to erade war in the same way that slavery had once been eradicated. and they said, you know, that once that had, people had said that re...