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Owen Hatherley · Wild and Tattered Kingdom: Fassbinder and His Friends · LRB 29 June 2023 - Vimarsana News

Owen Hatherley · Wild and Tattered Kingdom: Fassbinder and His Friends · LRB 29 June 2023

Fassbinder was flamboyantly gay, proudly ugly, extremely left-wing, outrageously productive and had an astonishing eye....

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The Ghosts of Celine: A Review of "Louis-Ferdinand Céline: Journeys to the Extreme" by Damian Catani - Vimarsana News

The Ghosts of Celine: A Review of "Louis-Ferdinand Céline: Journeys to the Extreme" by Damian Catani

Is it possible to separate the celebrated novelist from the disgraced writer of fascist polemics?

French publisher releases new Mein Kampf edition to 'confront' Nazism - Vimarsana News

French publisher releases new Mein Kampf edition to 'confront' Nazism

French publisher releases new Mein Kampf edition to ‘confront’ Nazism Issued on: 01/06/2021 - 16:53 View of a copy of Adolf Hitler's book "Mein Kampf" (My Struggle) displayed at the Holocaust Museum in Buenos Aires on November 29, 2019. © Juan Mabromata, AFP French publisher Fayard releases a new translation of  Mein Kampf on Wednesday after years of delay due to the controversy over publishing Adolf Hitler’s racist, anti-Semitic screed. But historians behind the project say it will perform a valuable service in eluc...

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French publisher releases new Mein Kampf edition to confront Nazism

French publisher releases new Mein Kampf edition to confront Nazism France24 02 Jun 2021, 04:37 GMT+10 French publisher Fayard releases a new translation of Mein Kampf on Wednesday after years of delay due to the controversy over publishing Adolf Hitler's racist, anti-Semitic screed. But historians behind the project say it will perform a valuable service in elucidating - and thereby disarming - the Nazis' ideology for French readers. Fayard were so keen to emphasise the edition's scholarly nature that Hitler's name does not even appear on the tome's bare, white cover. Nor is it titled Mein K...