1947 wedding dress connects four generations of brides
Anna Amman is the latest bride in her family to wear her great-grandmother's dress for her wedding.
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Anna Amman is the latest bride in her family to wear her great-grandmother's dress for her wedding.
The edict was both covert and surprising: On Jan. 3 1941, Nazi official Martin Bormann announced that Hitler no longer wanted to see Gothic typefaces used in print. But the reason for this decision was pure invention.
Get email notification for articles from Oded Heilbronner Follow May. 13, 2021 5:27 PM Last year was the centenary of the establishment of the Nazi Party in Germany. In 1920, Adolf Hitler wasn’t yet the party’s leader, but he was one of its leading figures. Another five years would pass for the public to become aware of his thoughts and plans, as set forth in his book “Mein Kampf” (“My Struggle”). Its original title was “My Struggle: Four and a Half Years of Struggle against Lies, Stupidity and Cowardice.” Is the time ripe for a new look at and reassessment of this book?