February 20, 2012

    FDR at Yalta 1945; Elie Wiesel in New York 1968

There is only one sin committed against mankind and its generation, and that is the falsification of history. ~Friedrich Hebbels

• Brief history of "Presidents Day" in the U.S.;
  
• Leftists in Germany continue to re-write and minimize the bombing of Dresden and other cities;
• Yalta "Big Three" Conference of Feb. 4-11, 1945 mandated the mistake of "Unconditional Surrender" and was a give-away to the interests of the Soviet Union, both of which resulted in the death and enslavement of many millions of European civilians;
• Adolf Hitler's purported 1919 connection with the "Reds," as put forth by Harold Marcuse, debunked;
• Changes made to Elie Wiesel's book Night in 2006 are for the purpose of turning a novel into an autobiography.

Rodney calls in commenting on distortions about National Socialism.

“Night Bombing over Germany” jigsaw puzzle, 1943

Christine Miller is Carolyn’s guest. Topics include:

• Carolyn reads from The Fire: The Bombing of Germany 1940-1945 by Jörg Friedrich in the first half-hour;
• First hand experience of biological warfare against Germany: the potato beetle;
• Chris’ experiences of the bombing of Germany during WWII;
• Chris reads her letter-to-the-editor “Shock and Awe”;
• Chris’ latest essay in the February First Freedom newspaper, titled “Being accepted isn’t at all times a virtue”;
• The sad situation of the Catholic Church today vis-à-vis Jewish “oversight”;
• Henry Ford’s description of Jewish organization in New York City: the Kehillah;
• Germans can’t stand up to Jews.

Caller-in Hadding from Florida joins in the second hour.

To purchase Chris Miller’s books [Reality Check and Campaign in the East, Aug. 1941-April 1942] write to her at [email protected].

We are in a war but do we have winning battle plans? What will a successful outcome look like? Topics include:

• Carolyn reads from The Fire: The Bombing of Germany 1940-1945;
• Another Holocaust Remembrance Day coming up Jan. 27th;
• The National Socialist Vitamin initiative: “Use the Hip!”
• In Germany, suspects are considered guilty before trial;
• Is the ‘Wannsee Protocol’ a guide that we could follow?
• The odd Adolf Eichmann testimony in Jerusalem;
• How strong should our propaganda be?

Caller Hadding from Florida joins in during the 2nd hour.

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January 9, 2012

Left: Battle of Coberg Anniversary Plate, porcelain made to resemble terra cotta.

Charles Krafft and George Stimson join Carolyn Yeager for a discussion of the impressive designs that were a part of the Third Reich, indisputably one of the most artistically creative periods in modern history. They discuss the Allach Porcelain Works outside of Dachau; some of the well known designers working in the Reich; the passion of the militaria collector; the images most commonly used; posters, flags and banners, uniforms and weaponry such as daggers. The National Socialist Third Reich period – 1923 to 1945 – is the most popular with Collectors world-wide.

27 MB / 32 kbps mono / 1 hour 56 min.