InCounter ArtsbyIlya V. Ganpantsura·Oct 9Why Do We Think Otto Gebühr Wanted to Save Frederick the Great?The story of Otto Gebühr shows how consistent artistic work can soften propaganda and shape historical memory more powerfully than a…
Dave LumAI·Apr 51st Through 4th Reich? Or, How History Ended Up with the Weirdest Numbering System in EuropeIf you have ever heard someone say “First Reich,” “Second Reich,” “Third Reich,” and then wave vaguely at a possible “Fourth Reich,” you…
A Day in the Darklore·Feb 18February 18: The White Rose: The Student Rebels Who Shook the Third ReichIn the heart of Munich, during the darkest days of World War II, a small group of students decided that silence was no longer an option. On…
Averin·Feb 17Romania: How the “Komsomol King” replaced the “conductor” — and then left himselfThe story of Romania’s exit from the war on the side of the Third Reich sometimes resembles either a “theater of the absurd” or a…
Gundolf S. Freyermuth·Jan 11The Reich Capital — PrivateChapter 92 of Who Was WM? Investigating a Televisionary: The Life and Work of Wolfgang Menge
