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Enough problems domestically. we are not going to get involved in anything overseas. so in may, 1940 even after germany has invaded france, the netherlands , belgium and luxembourg. 93% of americans still think that we should not get proactively involved in any sort of war. many americans think that world war had been a mistake that we had gone overseas. thousands of boys had died, and nothing happened. the united states government learns about the crimes that we now call the holocaust today in drips. and i think it takes the united states a very uncomfortably long time to figure out what is h...

Been going on for four years at this point. in the united states, about 25% of the workforce was still unemployed. there is quite a lot of information in the united states about the new nazi party and as it's coming to power in germany and adolph hitler. their headline news across the country of jews being kicked out of their jobs, of books being burned, kids being kicked out of public school. that is the new deal. there is a huge public outcry about what people are reading is happening in germany. but the roosevelt administration decides we have enough problems domestically. we're not going t...

Maya Cade, who founded the archive in August 2021, discusses a film she loves from each decade from the 1920s through the 1970s.

Class in germany with a market share of 59 percent of fortune even used it as a comparison while developing the v.w. beetle germany's 1st true people's car if this in spite of its success they could add that didn't earn that distinction while it was a relatively low cost car at the time for the masses it was still an affordable luxury modified with their primitive vehicle but he was the. that's why over 30 percent of the production was sold abroad cadets could be found on the roads in south africa argentina and china and new zealand after world war 2 broke out production ceased the last origin...

Egyptians are preparing to go to the poll nz a couple weeks, but the country is hardly a beacon of optimism these days. it reminds me of a question. an egyptian pop star was recently sentenced to prison for a joke about what? the nile, the pyramids, the sphinx or the suez canal? stay tuned and we'll tell you the answer. my book is "five days in london may 1940." if you watched "darkest hour" and you want more, this is about adolf hitler in 1940, great britain surrounded by nazis. now for the last look. we are all aware of the rise of hatred and violence against