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Traitors contestant compared Israeli checkpoints to Nazi Germany

Marzook Bana also accused UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer of being subservient to his ‘paymasters’ and said that ‘Zionists have short term memories’

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A six-month-old Hessy Levinsons Taft, dubbed the 'perfect Aryan baby', on the cover of a Nazi propaganda magazine in 1935 (Yad Vashem)

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(L-R) Josef Mengele circa 1940, before his involvement in the death camps, and Mengele photographed again around 1950, just after fleeing to Argentina (Getty Images)

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Nazi camp doctor dubbed ‘Angel of Death’ owned medical lab while living openly in Argentina, new documents reveal

By Jacob Jaffa

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Badge of dishonour: some of the rock and pop stars who flaunted swastikas. Top right: author Daniel Rachel

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When David Bowie fantasised about being Hitler

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Roblox headquarters in San Mateo, California (Getty Images)

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Roblox exposing young children to Nazi and jihadist propaganda, report finds

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The flag of the Finnish Air Force Academy still features a swastika (Image: Wiki Commons)

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Finland finally removes the swastika from its air force flag admitting ‘the world has changed’

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British intelligence ‘suspected’ Rolex founder of being Nazi spy

Declassified documents suggested that Hans Wilsdorf was ‘well known for his strong Nazi sympathies’

By Jacob Jaffa

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August 13, 2025 14:43

Declassified documents have reportedly revealed that British intelligence agencies suspected Rolex co-founder Hans Wilsdorf of being a Nazi spy (Image: Rolex)

Kiwi musical college sparks confusion with ‘we love NZSM’ tweet

Some online pointed out that the acronym resembled the word ‘Nazism’, much to the bewilderment of social media users

By Jacob Jaffa

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July 31, 2025 14:27

The New Zealand School of Music has caused confusion online with a tweet saying 'we love NZSM' (Image: X/@TheTonightSho)

Hitler impersonator arrested in Germany

An apperance at a recent motorcycle race could result in criminal charges and up to three years imprisonment for the 40-year-old neo-Nazi

By JC Reporter

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July 17, 2025 09:54

A Hitler impersonator has been arrested at a Moto GP race in Germany (Image: Reddit)

By David Hirsh

In the UK, antisemitism is now mainstream. Is it reversible?

Once whispered on the fringes, antisemitism now parades through Britain’s institutions in plain sight from Goldsmiths to Glastonbury

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The silent Indian hero who created fake companies to save Jews from the Holocaust

Businessman Kundan Lal Gupta, from Punjab, never revealed his elaborate ploy to secure work visas for desperate Austrian Jews

By Jamie Shapiro

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July 14, 2025 15:13

By Tanya Gold

France honours a long dead Jew as the living flee antisemitism

More than a century after scapegoating Alfred Dreyfus, Paris offers symbolic reparations to a corpse

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June 12, 2025 14:44

Dishonoured: the degradation of Captain Alfred Dreyfus – not for what he did, but for what he was (Image: Le Petit Journal_

Filmmaker Marcel Ophuls who fled France under the Nazis dies aged 97

His film The Sorrow and the Pity, which exposed the collaboration of the Vichy government, propelled him to international fame

By Simon Rocker

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May 26, 2025 11:01

Oscar winner: Marcel Ophuls (centre) holding the Academy Award he won for best documentary in 1988 (photo: Getty Images)

Half a million US Jews helped beat the Nazis – it transformed a generation

Jewish soldiers had to confront the enemy and prejudice in the US army

By Deborah Dash Moore

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May 8, 2025 13:24

Half a million US Jews helped beat the Nazis – it transformed a generation

The bravery of Soviet Jews should be remembered this VE Day

Jewish troops in the Red Army fought to the end rather than face the horror of capture

By Kiril Feferman

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May 8, 2025 13:24

22nd January 1943: Red Army reinforcements arrive in Stalingrad during World War II to recapture the city from the German 6th Army. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

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Nazis

Traitors contestant compared Israeli checkpoints to Nazi Germany

The Jewish woman selected by Goebbels as the ‘perfect Aryan baby’

Nazi camp doctor dubbed ‘Angel of Death’ owned medical lab while living openly in Argentina, new documents reveal

When David Bowie fantasised about being Hitler

Roblox exposing young children to Nazi and jihadist propaganda, report finds

Harvard conservative magazine suspended after ‘echoing Hitler’ in ‘blood and soil’ article

Finland finally removes the swastika from its air force flag admitting ‘the world has changed’

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