Archive - Jan 19, 2009

ALFRED HITCHCOCK FILMS NAZI DEATH CAMPS ! (1945)

An Alfred Hitchcock film the British Government deemed too grisly for release after World War II>>>

Faith, Grace and I miss sleep so bad

Man writes after sleeping a handfull of hours in a couple of day.s >>>

Defying (And Defining) Genocide

Whenever Genocide Has occured individuals have risked their own lives to save others. How can their courage inspire us to defy genocide?>>>

THE HOLOCAUST WITHOUT SPECIAL EFFECTS !

If Journalism is about Collecting FACTS, History is about TRUTH ! Here is a Compilation of Footage of Nazi Concentration Camps in the immediate aftermath of World War II>>>

"This I Won't Do."

Different voices out of Israel

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Stockholm's summer

More than one city in Europe fancies itself being Venice of the North. About two decades ago, I was in Belgium’s Bruges, a famous contender. It was charming, but in the fog of November, not exactly Venice. Stockholm, under the magical Northern light of the sun in the summer of 2008, gave pleasure comparable to Venice. Perhaps even more, because the waters that surround the 14 islands which make up Stockholm were immaculately clean. There was also music in the air, and magnificent architecture to tell an intriguing history. You took ferries for public transportation. The rest of the time, you floated in the languor of the place.>>>