August 30, 2010
Carolyn continues the theme of the responsibility for WWII with a detailed look at Rudolf Hess’ unusual peace mission to Great Britain in May 1941. Topics include:
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May 17, 2010
Carolyn Yeager separates myth from fact and the real from the rogue on this complicated subject, deconstructing the crazy-quilt world of conspiracy theorizing about the German Führer. Topics include:
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May 10, 2010
Carolyn talks with Dr. Kriessmann about his book When I was a Schoolteacher’s Boy, a chronicle of his youth in Feistritz im Rosental (Austria) during the turbulent years between the World Wars. Topics include:
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March 15, 2010
Carolyn talks with World War II Wehrmacht veteran and Luftwaffe bomber pilot Wilhelm Kriessmann (pictured right in 1940 enlarge) about the political climate in Austria during his youth in the 1920s and ’30s; then his wartime and post-war experiences. Kriessmann was incarcerated in the British concentration camp for political prisoners at Wolfsberg for nine months after his return to his family home in Sept. 1945; then for a further eight months at Camp Wetzelsdorf before being released in 1947 and continuing his education.
About Wilhelm Kriessmann
Listeners can learn more about Wilhelm Kriessmann’s WWII experiences here and here.
Dr. Kriessmann received his Ph.D. at Gratz University in Austria. After a few years in the Trade Ministry, he was appointed Austrian Trade Commissioner for the U.S. west coast in 1953, which led to his eventual permanent move to California. In more recent years he turned to writing - publishing many articles and features in German-American periodicals. He has always been an avid sportsman, with a special fondness for the ski slopes, long biking trips and tennis.
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1921- Party membership for women under 10%
NSDAP excluded women from party leadership roles
1927- Women were forbidden to file past Hitler in military formation
1929- National Socialist functionaries in East Prussia were ordered not to discuss politics with their wives.
by Carolyn Yeager, September, 2007
copyright Carolyn Yeager 2007
Carolyn Baker is a lesbian, a liberal, and identifies herself as an adjunct professor of history at New Mexico State University. Naomi Wolf is a Jewess and a nationally known writer (The Beauty Myth) who, perhaps because of famous or well-placed relatives, became a “literary star” at a young age. Both are raging feminists and often a little flaky.
Baker is a great admirer of Wolf and has written a rather fawning review of Wolf’s latest book, The End of America: Letter of Warning to a Young Patriot. Baker’s review, which she titled “The Police State is Right Here, Right Now,” appeared in my inbox from a List I am on and, taking a glance at it, my anger was peaked more than my interest. But anger was cause enough to keep me reading and then to reply to the List, and also to elaborate that reply into this review-of-my-own you are reading now.
The reason for my hostile reaction is that this article by Baker, with lengthy quotes from Wolf, exemplifies the mindless way in which National Socialist Germany continues to be taken out of any true historical context by American Liberals and European Social Democrats in their desire to keep the ignorant masses deluded, and, need I add, distracted from their own crimes and mis-government.
THE LIFE OF FLORENCE ROST VAN TONNINGEN, wife and widow of Dutch economist and military man M.M. Rost van Tonningen, displays the qualities of character, faithfulness and fearlessness that are the hallmark of heroic European women.
Her husband, loyal to his National Socialist and pro-Hitler beliefs, was murdered, without even the appearance of a trial, in circumstances which the Dutch government has decreed must remain secret until the year 2069.
The intrepid Florence was herself subject to persecution in the courts of her native Netherlands for distributing and possessing forbidden literature on the war. She tells her harrowing story of escape and survival in a paper presented to the 9th International Revisionist Conference.
Guest: Vincent Reynouard in France gives his views on the Holocaust and the severe laws in Europe that criminalize any dissent from the "official history." He tells how, as a Roman Catholic, he came to embrace National Socialism as his political philosophy.
Wed. Aug. 31, 2011. Two hours. The Truth Hertz, Oracle Broadcasting Network. Carolyn refutes the gossipy claims that Hitler had a Jewish grandfather or that he was a Zionist, mainly by debunking the book Adolf Hitler - Founder of Israel by Hennecke Kardel on which much of it is based. Some of the show's regular callers try to derail Carolyn at the end of the show by bringing up unrelated nonsense.
Feb. 15, 2011. Two hours. Carolyn on Spingola Speaks with Deanna Spingola to discuss the "Bush-Nazi Connection."
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