NÜRNBERG AND THE PSYCHOLOGY OF PLACE
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In July, 1961, a year after the trial of Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem, Yale psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted one of psychology’s most famous, and controversial, experiments. You may well have…
GESTAPO MÜLLER – THE FOUNTAIN PEN KILLER David Lewis
For more than a decade, as Gruppenführer and Lieutenant-General of Police, Heinrich Müller was one of the most powerful policemen in Germany and Occupied Europe. Yet today he remains a…
HITLER’S OTHER VICTIMS
<script async src=”https://widget.websitevoice.com/EcCuwqXr1AnMjjS-PpwDiw”></script> <script> window.wvData=window.wvData||{};function wvtag(a,b){wvData[a]=b;} wvtag(‘id’, ‘EcCuwqXr1AnMjjS-PpwDiw’); wvtag(‘language’, ‘en-GB’); </script> When people talk about the Nazi genocides the focus of attention is, naturally, on the 6 million…
ALFRED REDL – FALL OF A MASTER SPY
In the late spring of 1913, Hitler abruptly left Vienna for Munich. His rapid departure was caused by a fear of being imminently conscripted into the Austro – Hungarian…