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A new law in New York state says that museums must label works of art that were stolen by the Nazis. This could affect hundreds of paintings and sculptures in famous museums in Manhattan, such as MoMA and the Met.
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Liberals on the transatlantic axis evade, justify, and obscure the existence of neo-Nazis among their champions in countries like Ukraine and Hungary.
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The Nazis tried to reinterpret socialism when they established national socialism.
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An apparent Nazi salute was just an example of “rampant” anti-Semitism in baseball, according to a former player. Oakland Athletics bench coach Ryan Christenson has apologized for raising his arm straight out Thursday in what appeared to resemble a Nazi salute during a postgame celebration, but Cody Decker says it’s not necessarily anything new. “I …
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How did a colorful cartoon for children become linked to white supremacy? The “My Little Pony” franchise, which began in 1981 with an animated series that aimed to teach youngsters the joys of kindness and love, has since inspired books, toys, movies, board games and, more recently, a cadre of adult-male fans who call themselves …
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British actor Dominic Sherwood is no stranger to the supernatural. His career has involved vampires (“Vampire Academy,” 2014), angels and demons (“Shadowhunters,” 2016-2019), and now Showtime’s “Penny Dreadful: City of Angels,” an ensemble period piece drama about murder and the occult set in 1938 LA, with Natalie Dormer co-starring as a shape-shifting demon. Sherwood’s character, …
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When the individual has no rights, only duties. F.A. Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom is one of the more compelling and accessible books in the Austrian economic tradition. The bulk of the book makes the argument that central planning and interventionism inevitably lead to authoritarianism in the plain language that influenced the sale of over 350,000 copies. …
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Helen Hunt says Nancy Campbell, the fictional reporter she plays in the war drama “World on Fire,” is based on two different real-life journalists: William Shirer, who chronicled Hitler’s rise to power for CBS Radio, and Claire Hollingworth, the Daily Telegraph reporter whose “scoop of the century” broke the news that Germany invaded Poland — …
A new law in New York state says that museums must label works of art that were stolen by the Nazis. This could affect hundreds of paintings and sculptures in famous museums in Manhattan, such as MoMA and the Met.
