The World They Tried to Erase: How the Nazis DESTROYED 40 Years of Same-Sex History in One Day

Uncover the lost history of a world the Nazis tried to burn from memory.

Tonight, we journey back to 1920s Berlin, a city of vibrant culture and radical ideas. Here, one man built a sanctuary of science and justice—the world's first LGBTQ+ research institute. It was a beacon of hope and a library of souls, holding the untold history of thousands who were searching for acceptance and truth. But as a dark shadow fell over Germany, this incredible world and all its forbidden knowledge became the target of a brutal act of erasure.

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The Path to Nazi Genocide | 2025 | Holocaust Education

Oct 20, 2025 | This 38-minute film introduces the history of the Holocaust. It begins by looking back at the major changes from 1918 to 1933 that created the political climate for the birth and rise of the Nazi Party in Germany. It explores the basis for the party’s support among ordinary Germans and the military, government, and business establishment before and after Hitler was appointed chancellor in January 1933.

After 1933, Nazi leaders used violence and intimidation, propaganda, laws and decrees, and parliamentary maneuvers to quickly destroy the remains of democratic rule. Having established a dictatorship, leaders began pursuing ideological goals. These included the purification and strengthening of the “superior” German “race” and the return of Germany to great power status through economic revival and the build-up of the military.

Jews, who were viewed in Nazi ideology as a separate and dangerous “race,” went from being German citizens with full equal rights to outcasts. They were pressured to immigrate and excluded from the racially based “people’s community” that gave many Germans, especially youth, a sense of belonging. Other excluded groups included Roma, persons with disabilities, gay men, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and political opponents.

During World War II, which began in 1939, German military conquests and alliances endangered Jews living in countries across German-dominated Europe. The German invasion of the Soviet Union in summer 1941, envisioned by Nazi leaders and the German military as a “war of annihilation,” was a key turning point on the path to the genocide of Europe’s Jews. The murder of 6 million Jewish men, women, and children required the active participation or acquiescence of countless Germans and Europeans from all walks of life.

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Sep 26, 2025 | JD "Lil Smokey" Vance, the current VP of the United States is a disgusting hypocrite.

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There is absolutely no doubt about it: Trump and his cronies are all Nazis. One couldn’t put a cigarette paper between them and the Gestapo! Hitler’s Third Reich has risen again. This time in America. — © Mark Alexander

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The Nazi-Finnish Alliance: How A Desperate Nation Sought Hitler's Help

Sep 6, 2025 | Finland's collaboration with Nazi Germany during World War II was a complex and controversial strategy driven by the threat of Soviet Russia. Led by Carl Gustaf Mannerheim, Finland sought an ally after the 1939 Winter War to reclaim lost territory and secure its independence. While initially defining themselves as "co-belligerents," Finland's cooperation with the Nazis deepened, including the recruitment of volunteers for the Waffen SS. However, Mannerheim's decision to later distance his country from the Nazis and his cunning political maneuvers ultimately allowed Finland to negotiate a separate peace, ensuring its survival and avoiding a Soviet occupation. This unique history raises the question of whether it's possible to be a "good collaborator" when the alternative is annihilation.

The Greek Traitor Who Sold Out His Nation to the Nazis

Aug 30, 2025 | Giannis Rallis led a Nazi puppet government in Greece during World War II, claiming his collaboration was to prevent a communist takeover. He formed the Security Battalions to fight Greek resistance groups, but his regime stood by as the Nazis looted the country, causing a devastating famine that killed hundreds of thousands, and deported over 50,000 Greek Jews to their deaths. Rallis's credibility as a protector of his people was lost as the Nazis committed massacres and brutal reprisals against villages. Following the German retreat, a civil war erupted between the communists and government forces, which Rallis had feared. He was convicted as a collaborator and died in prison, with the film questioning whether his fear of communism justified his complicity in the Nazis' crimes.

Vichy and the Nazis: A Deal with the Devil | Parts 1, 2 & 3 | PURE WW2

Jul 15, 2025 | Summer 1942. A real manhunt took place in Paris, then in occupied France, and even in the ‘zone libre’ (free zone). Close to 80 000 Jews were rounded-up and deported to the concentration camps. Almost none of them ever returned. Without the help of the French authorities and police, these operations carefully planned by the Nazis would never have existed. How did the Vichy regime collaborate with the Nazi dictatorship in order to send it 79 convoys of men, women and children? Thanks to immersive re-enactments and archives footage for some unpublished, this film delves into the last elements revealed by historical research to make us live, from the inside, these waves of massive and violent arrests. One of the darkest episodes in history that still remains little-known.

Title : Vichy and the Nazis: a deal with the devil
Directed by : Pauline Legrand & François Pomès
Production : Label News for RMC Découverte

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Thom Hartmann: Is Mainstream Media Complicit With Nazis?

Feb 18, 2025 | There’s so much evidence of Trump’s and Musk’s apartheid leanings, it’s pretty much impossible to deny any longer. Which raises the question: Is our media in with the Nazis, or just committed to Not-Seeing them?

I Met the Family of Nazis Who Fled to Argentina

Jan 6, 20222 | San Carlos de Bariloche | Far from the bustling capital of Buenos Aires in Argentina lies Bariloche, a scenic resort town that feels like it was pulled right out of the Swiss Alps, or maybe Austria. German settlers arrived here in large numbers in the early 1900’s, and they were later followed by a more questionable group of immigrants - Nazis fleeing prosecution after World War 2. All of the most prominent Nazi commanders and scientists came here, some if only for a brief period. There was even a conspiracy that Hitler himself escaped here. I decided I would have to look into this a bit more -- and I was quite surprised by what I found.

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‘Not Normal’: Elon Musk Slammed for Backing a ‘Neo-Nazi’ Political Party in Germany

Jan 8, 2025 | Elon Musk is being slammed for backing a ‘neo-Nazi’ political party in Germany, as critics say Donald Trump’s de facto co-president is “pushing the far right” in Europe.

How the Nazis Conquered German Universities | Sir Niall Ferguson: The Treason of the Intellectuals

Nov 7, 2024 | Listen to Sir Niall Ferguson [talk] about how academia can be perverted so that it incubates and legitimises extremist political groups. Discussing academia from the decades preceding WWII, debating Marxists during the Cold War, and the recent developments in the United States. — In conversation with Sir Noel Malcom.

Sir Niall Ferguson is a British-American historian who is the Milbank Family Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, and a Senior Fellow at Harvard. Previously, he held positions at Oxford and Cambridge Universities. The author of many popular books such as 'Empire', 'Doom', and 'Civilisation'. He is a co-founder of the University of Austin.

The Nazis Recruited to Win the Cold War - Brian Crim

Apr 16, 2024 | Dig into Operation Paperclip, a secret intelligence program which brought scientists from Nazi Germany to the US after WWII.

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In May of 1945 the Third Reich was in chaos. Adolf Hitler was dead and German surrender was imminent. But while World War II was almost over, a new war was brewing. And the US was eager to recruit the smartest minds in Germany before the Soviets got the chance— regardless of their affiliation with the Nazis. This became known as Operation Paperclip. Brian Crim digs into the clandestine campaign.

Lesson by Brian Crim, directed by Jeff Le Bars, JetPropulsion.space.

The Lincoln Project: Near Miss

Nov 17, 2023 | Antisemitism is not foreign to America. We must remain vigilant in our fight to resist it. If you don’t believe it, just see it for yourself.

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Timeline: What Was the Nazi's "Book of Power"? | Documentary

Sep 17, 2024 | Heinrich Himmler sent his SS solders to locate a treasure so valuable to Nazi ideology that it must be recovered at all costs. The item they are searching for is an ancient manuscript, a perfect copy of a book written nearly two thousand years before in Rome which the Nazis call the birth certificate for the German race. The book is known as the Germania; for the Nazis it is the "Book of Power".

Stephen Fry: Willem & Frieda - Defying Nazis | Channel 4 Documentaries

Apr 2, 2023 | Stephen Fry discovers why an act of sabotage by the Dutch Resistance, saving many Jews from Nazi death camps, remains uncelebrated and largely hidden to this day.

Im Kopf eines Nazis: "Die Wohlgesinnten" | Doku HD | ARTE

Nov 26, 2023 | Im Jahr 2006 erschien der Tatsachenroman "Die Wohlgesinnten" von Jonathan Littell. Es handelt sich um die fiktiven Lebenserinnerungen eines SS-Offiziers und eine ungeschönte Schilderung der brutalen NS-Verbrechen aus Täterperspektive. Die Doku befasst sich auch mit der Rezeptionsgeschichte dieses Romans, der einen empfindlichen Nerv der Erinnerungskultur traf.

Der 2006 erschienene Roman „Die Wohlgesinnten“ von Jonathan Littell erzählt die Lebenserinnerungen des fiktiven SS-Offiziers Maximilian Aue, der im Zweiten Weltkrieg Teil der NS-Vernichtungsmaschine war. Das Werk markierte insofern einen literarischen Tabubruch, als es auf mehr als tausend Seiten ungeschönt und brutal das Nazi-Grauen aus Täterperspektive schildert. Die fiktive Biografie wird dabei mit gründlich recherchierten realen Ereignissen und Personen des Holocaust verbunden. Provokant, abstoßend, skandalös – „Die Wohlgesinnten“ ist all das, aber tatsächlich noch viel mehr.

Das Werk des 1967 geborenen französischen Schriftstellers amerikanischer Herkunft wurde in Frankreich mit den begehrten Literaturpreisen Prix Goncourt und Grand Prix de l'Académie française ausgezeichnet und sorgte sofort bei seinem Erscheinen für Polemik. Die einen empörten sich über den „pornografischen“ Aspekt der Erzählung, die anderen lobten das literarische Genie und die Tatsache, dass endlich ein Autor die Courage aufbrachte, den Holocaust aus einer Warte zu behandeln, an die sich noch kein Historiker herangetraut hatte.

„Im Kopf eines Nazis - Die Wohlgesinnten von Jonathan Littell“ nimmt die gespaltene Rezeption des Buchs zum Anlass, mehrere wesentliche Fragen zu beleuchten: Wie spricht man heute, nach unzähligen Büchern, Filmen und Erzählungen und dem Tod der letzten Zeitzeugen, über die Nazi-Barbarei? Wo liegen die Grenzen der Kunst im Allgemeinen und der Literatur im Besonderen, wenn es um den Holocaust geht?

Mit Hilfe von Archivmaterial, Begehungen der Schauplätze der Judenvernichtung, Auszügen aus dem Buch und Gesprächen mit renommierten Historikern, Schriftstellern und Publizisten zeichnet der Film die Entstehungs- und Rezeptionsgeschichte dieses Ausnahmewerks nach, das das Konzept der Menschlichkeit hinterfragt und einen empfindlichen Nerv der Erinnerungskultur traf.

Dokumentation von Jean-Christophe Klotz (F 2023, 56 Min)
Video auf YouTube verfügbar bis 06/05/2024