Artículo Foreign Policy, 27.01.2016 Adam Zamoyski, historiador inglés
- Poland’s government rails against foreign oppression. But its vision for the country was born in Moscow
Hitler: What the Führer Means for Germans Today
Editorial The Economist, 19.12.2015
- Seventy years after Adolf Hitler’s death, how Germans see him is changing
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In Germany, as in the rest of Europe, copyright expires seven decades after the author’s year of death. That applies even when the author is Adolf Hitler and the work... Person of the Year: ANGELA MERKEL
Reportaje Time Magazine, 21.12.2015 Nancy GibbsEurope’s most powerful leader is a refugee from a time and place where her power would have been unimaginable. The German Democratic Republic, where Angela Merkel grew up, was neither democratic nor a republic; it was an Orwellian horror show, where the Iron Curtain found literal expression in the form of the...
El regreso de ‘Mein Kampf’
Reportaje La Vanguardia, 02.12.2015 María-Paz López, corrresponsal en Berlín
- Alemania publicará una edición crítica del libro de Hitler al vencer los derechos de autor
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En este año 2015 en que Alemania ha conmemorado su convulsa historia reciente en un septuagésimo aniversario tras otro, de la liberación de Auschwitz... Islamophobia: Israel’s Blessing; Israel’s Curse
Opinión Counterpunch, 8-10.05.2015 Andrew Levine, académico del Institute for Policy StudiesIslamophobia and anti-Semitism have a great deal in common. Except that one targets Jews and the other Muslims, the two seem almost the same, even allowing for differences in the affected populations. To produce an Islamophobic diatribe, take a typical anti-Semitic rant, substitute “Muslim” for “Jew,” and voilà. Both Islamophobia...