On Dec. 14, 1932,Germany’s head of state, President Paul von Hindenburg, a former general, a Prussian’s Prussian, hosted a party in honor of Ernst Lubitsch, a German Jew who had emerged as one of ...

A letter to the editor in the Feb. 20 edition of The Salt Lake Tribune includes the following paraphrasing of Rachel Maddow (edited, but I don’t think I changed the meaning.) “What happened in Germany ...

In the fall of 1932, Germany had an opportunity to reject Adolf Hitler. The influential powers in Germany underestimated Hitler and sought to placate him and made him Reich Chancellor. Hitler used ...

The Central Union of German Citizens of Jewish Faith has issued a call signed by its President, Dr. Julius Brodnitz, appealing to all German Jews to contribute to its 1932 Fighting Fund. On March 13th ...

“Trump is not Hitler, by any means,” says Timothy Ryback. “But I think there are modalities that are very similar.” “It has been said that the Weimar Republic died twice,” Timothy Ryback writes. “It ...

If we are to preserve our democracy, the parallels between America's current political tensions and 1932 Germany must be taken into account. As we approach the 2024 presidential election, I thought it ...