Wednesday, January 28, 2026
The Brutal Fate of Homosexuals during Nazi Germany
Aug 17, 2024 | WARNING: This documentary is under an educational and historical context, We do NOT tolerate or promote hatred towards any group of people, we do NOT promote violence. We condemn these events so that they do not happen again. NEVER AGAIN. All photos have been censored according to YouTube's advertiser policies.
Explore the harrowing history of homosexuals during Nazi Germany in this eye-opening video, detailing the persecution, resilience, and untold stories of LGBTQ+ individuals under the Third Reich. Beginning in 1933, when Adolf Hitler rose to power, the Nazi regime intensified its efforts to eradicate homosexuality, which they deemed incompatible with their vision of a racially pure and morally strict society. This dark chapter in history saw the enforcement of Paragraph 175, a law criminalizing homosexual acts, which led to the arrest and conviction of approximately 100,000 men. The video delves into the infamous raids of gay clubs and bars in Berlin, once a haven for LGBTQ+ individuals during the liberal Weimar Republic. Names like Magnus Hirschfeld, a pioneering sexologist and gay rights advocate, emerge as tragic figures whose work was destroyed in the notorious book burnings of 1933. Hirschfeld's Institut für Sexualwissenschaft was ransacked, and his extensive research on sexuality was lost forever.
Viewers will learn about the brutal conditions in concentration camps like Sachsenhausen and Buchenwald, where an estimated 5,000 to 15,000 homosexual men were imprisoned. The pink triangle, a symbol of shame and stigma, was forcibly worn by these men, marking them for severe mistreatment, forced labor, and often, death. Heart-wrenching personal accounts, like that of Pierre Seel, a Frenchman deported to Schirmeck-Vorbruck concentration camp, highlight the human cost of this persecution. Seel's later memoirs provide a rare, firsthand account of the horrors faced by gay men during this period.
The video also touches on the post-war period, revealing how the suffering of homosexuals was largely ignored or forgotten. Unlike other victims of the Holocaust, gay men were not immediately liberated but often re-imprisoned under the same Paragraph 175. It wasn't until 1969 that homosexuality was decriminalized in East Germany, and 1994 in reunified Germany.
This video is a crucial reminder of the resilience and courage of those who suffered under Nazi tyranny. It underscores the importance of remembering and honouring their stories to ensure that such atrocities are never repeated. Join us as we uncover the forgotten history of homosexuals during Nazi Germany, shedding light on a dark past to educate and inspire future generations.
Explore the harrowing history of homosexuals during Nazi Germany in this eye-opening video, detailing the persecution, resilience, and untold stories of LGBTQ+ individuals under the Third Reich. Beginning in 1933, when Adolf Hitler rose to power, the Nazi regime intensified its efforts to eradicate homosexuality, which they deemed incompatible with their vision of a racially pure and morally strict society. This dark chapter in history saw the enforcement of Paragraph 175, a law criminalizing homosexual acts, which led to the arrest and conviction of approximately 100,000 men. The video delves into the infamous raids of gay clubs and bars in Berlin, once a haven for LGBTQ+ individuals during the liberal Weimar Republic. Names like Magnus Hirschfeld, a pioneering sexologist and gay rights advocate, emerge as tragic figures whose work was destroyed in the notorious book burnings of 1933. Hirschfeld's Institut für Sexualwissenschaft was ransacked, and his extensive research on sexuality was lost forever.
Viewers will learn about the brutal conditions in concentration camps like Sachsenhausen and Buchenwald, where an estimated 5,000 to 15,000 homosexual men were imprisoned. The pink triangle, a symbol of shame and stigma, was forcibly worn by these men, marking them for severe mistreatment, forced labor, and often, death. Heart-wrenching personal accounts, like that of Pierre Seel, a Frenchman deported to Schirmeck-Vorbruck concentration camp, highlight the human cost of this persecution. Seel's later memoirs provide a rare, firsthand account of the horrors faced by gay men during this period.
The video also touches on the post-war period, revealing how the suffering of homosexuals was largely ignored or forgotten. Unlike other victims of the Holocaust, gay men were not immediately liberated but often re-imprisoned under the same Paragraph 175. It wasn't until 1969 that homosexuality was decriminalized in East Germany, and 1994 in reunified Germany.
This video is a crucial reminder of the resilience and courage of those who suffered under Nazi tyranny. It underscores the importance of remembering and honouring their stories to ensure that such atrocities are never repeated. Join us as we uncover the forgotten history of homosexuals during Nazi Germany, shedding light on a dark past to educate and inspire future generations.
Trump, Amerika und die Welt: Warum Venezuela erst der Anfang war
BERLINER ZEITUNG: Warum die westlichen Analysen zu Venezuela zu kurz greifen – und was Trump wirklich will. Eine Analyse und eine Warnung an Europa.
Die Bilder gingen um die Welt: Mehr als 150 US-Kampfflugzeuge im venezolanischen Luftraum, Delta-Force-Kommandos, die den Präsidenten eines souveränen Staates aus seinem Schlafzimmer zerren, ein Staatsoberhaupt in Handschellen auf dem Weg nach Brooklyn. Was in der Nacht zum 3. Januar 2026 geschah, war keine Polizeiaktion. Es war der Auftakt zu etwas Größerem.
Doch viele westliche Beobachter scheinen die Dimension der aktuellen Ereignisse nicht zu begreifen.
Die bequeme These
In den Tagen nach der Operation dominierten zwei Erklärungen die Analyse-Spalten: Erstens sei dies eine reine Machtdemonstration gewesen, ein Signal an die Welt, dass Donald Trump handelt, wo andere reden. Zweitens gehe es um Öl – Venezuela besitzt die größten nachgewiesenen Reserven der Welt, und US-amerikanische Konzerne stehen bereit.
Beides stimmt. Und beides greift viel zu kurz.
Denn wer nur auf die Oberfläche schaut, übersieht die tektonischen Verschiebungen darunter. Die Frage ist nicht, ob Trump Stärke zeigen wollte. Die Frage ist: Wozu? » | Harald Neuber | Dienstag, 27. Januar 2026
Die Ereignisse der jüngsten Zeit hätten uns Europäern beweisen müssen, dass Amerika als Verbündeter nicht mehr vertrauenswürdig ist. Trump hat dieses Vertrauen zerstört. Wer das nicht erkennt, ist entweder blind oder realitätsfremd.
Daher ist es für die Europäer unerlässlich, ihre Verteidigungsstrategie dringend zu ändern. Europa muss aufrüsten. Und zwar schnell. Ungeachtet der Kosten. Es besteht ein dringender Bedarf an militärischer Rekrutierung, militärischer Ausrüstung und einer grundlegend überarbeiteten Militärstrategie. Darüber hinaus ist es unerlässlich, dass alle Europäer für das gemeinsame Ziel – die Selbstverteidigung – an einem Strang ziehen.
Amerika ist nicht nur kein verlässlicher Verbündeter mehr, sondern es gibt viele Kräfte, die die Europäische Union zerstören wollen, Trump eingeschlossen. Der einzige Weg, dieser Bedrohung zu begegnen, ist Stärke und Entschlossenheit. — © Mark Alexander
Die Bilder gingen um die Welt: Mehr als 150 US-Kampfflugzeuge im venezolanischen Luftraum, Delta-Force-Kommandos, die den Präsidenten eines souveränen Staates aus seinem Schlafzimmer zerren, ein Staatsoberhaupt in Handschellen auf dem Weg nach Brooklyn. Was in der Nacht zum 3. Januar 2026 geschah, war keine Polizeiaktion. Es war der Auftakt zu etwas Größerem.
Doch viele westliche Beobachter scheinen die Dimension der aktuellen Ereignisse nicht zu begreifen.
Die bequeme These
In den Tagen nach der Operation dominierten zwei Erklärungen die Analyse-Spalten: Erstens sei dies eine reine Machtdemonstration gewesen, ein Signal an die Welt, dass Donald Trump handelt, wo andere reden. Zweitens gehe es um Öl – Venezuela besitzt die größten nachgewiesenen Reserven der Welt, und US-amerikanische Konzerne stehen bereit.
Beides stimmt. Und beides greift viel zu kurz.
Denn wer nur auf die Oberfläche schaut, übersieht die tektonischen Verschiebungen darunter. Die Frage ist nicht, ob Trump Stärke zeigen wollte. Die Frage ist: Wozu? » | Harald Neuber | Dienstag, 27. Januar 2026
Die Ereignisse der jüngsten Zeit hätten uns Europäern beweisen müssen, dass Amerika als Verbündeter nicht mehr vertrauenswürdig ist. Trump hat dieses Vertrauen zerstört. Wer das nicht erkennt, ist entweder blind oder realitätsfremd.
Daher ist es für die Europäer unerlässlich, ihre Verteidigungsstrategie dringend zu ändern. Europa muss aufrüsten. Und zwar schnell. Ungeachtet der Kosten. Es besteht ein dringender Bedarf an militärischer Rekrutierung, militärischer Ausrüstung und einer grundlegend überarbeiteten Militärstrategie. Darüber hinaus ist es unerlässlich, dass alle Europäer für das gemeinsame Ziel – die Selbstverteidigung – an einem Strang ziehen.
Amerika ist nicht nur kein verlässlicher Verbündeter mehr, sondern es gibt viele Kräfte, die die Europäische Union zerstören wollen, Trump eingeschlossen. Der einzige Weg, dieser Bedrohung zu begegnen, ist Stärke und Entschlossenheit. — © Mark Alexander
«Nous sommes prêts à recourir à la force» : les États-Unis menacent à nouveau les dirigeants vénézuéliens
LE FIGARO : Selon le chef de la diplomatie américaine Marco Rubio, les États-Unis pourraient de nouveau avoir recours à la force si le Venezuela ne se plie pas aux souhaits de Washington, quelques semaines après la capture spectaculaire de Nicolas Maduro.
Le chef de la diplomatie américaine, Marco Rubio, devrait avertir mercredi que les États-Unis pourraient de nouveau avoir recours à la force si le Venezuela ne se plie pas aux souhaits de Washington, quelques semaines après la capture spectaculaire de Nicolas Maduro. «Ne vous y trompez pas, comme l'a déclaré le président (Donald Trump), nous sommes prêts à recourir à la force pour garantir une coopération maximale si les autres méthodes échouent», indique le texte du discours qu'il doit prononcer devant une commission parlementaire, qui a été distribué à l'avance mardi.
Parlant de la dirigeante par intérim du Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, avec laquelle l'administration Trump s'est très vite accommodée, Marco Rubio souligne qu'elle «est bien consciente du sort réservé à Maduro». «Nous pensons que son intérêt personnel correspond à la réalisation de nos principaux objectifs», doit encore dire le secrétaire d'État devant la commission des Affaires étrangères du Sénat dans une menace à peine voilée, alors que Delcy Rodríguez est toujours sous le coup de sanctions américaines. » | Par Le Figaro avec AFP | mercredi 28 Janvier 2026
Marco Rubio a l'air si innocent, mais à mon avis, on ne peut pas lui faire confiance. C'est un loup déguisé en agneau. — © Mark Alexander
Le chef de la diplomatie américaine, Marco Rubio, devrait avertir mercredi que les États-Unis pourraient de nouveau avoir recours à la force si le Venezuela ne se plie pas aux souhaits de Washington, quelques semaines après la capture spectaculaire de Nicolas Maduro. «Ne vous y trompez pas, comme l'a déclaré le président (Donald Trump), nous sommes prêts à recourir à la force pour garantir une coopération maximale si les autres méthodes échouent», indique le texte du discours qu'il doit prononcer devant une commission parlementaire, qui a été distribué à l'avance mardi.
Parlant de la dirigeante par intérim du Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, avec laquelle l'administration Trump s'est très vite accommodée, Marco Rubio souligne qu'elle «est bien consciente du sort réservé à Maduro». «Nous pensons que son intérêt personnel correspond à la réalisation de nos principaux objectifs», doit encore dire le secrétaire d'État devant la commission des Affaires étrangères du Sénat dans une menace à peine voilée, alors que Delcy Rodríguez est toujours sous le coup de sanctions américaines. » | Par Le Figaro avec AFP | mercredi 28 Janvier 2026
Marco Rubio a l'air si innocent, mais à mon avis, on ne peut pas lui faire confiance. C'est un loup déguisé en agneau. — © Mark Alexander
Donald Trump assure qu’une «deuxième armada» se dirige vers l’Iran
LE FIGARO : Un groupe aéronaval, formé autour du porte-avions USS Abraham Lincoln, est déjà arrivé dans le golfe Persique, mais le président américain renforce encore la pression sur la République islamique.
Donald Trump continue de mettre la pression à l’Iran. «Il y a une autre belle armada qui flotte magnifiquement vers l’Iran en ce moment. [...] J’espère qu’ils parviendront à un accord. Ils auraient dû en conclure un la première fois qu’ils en avaient l’occasion», a-t-il lancé mardi 27 janvier lors d’un rassemblement à Clive, dans l’Iowa. «En juin, nous avons anéanti la capacité nucléaire de l’Iran lors de l’opération Midnight Hammer», a-t-il ajouté. Le président américain n’a pas donné de détails sur la composition de cette flotte. Impossible d’en trouver la trace dans les différents outils de renseignement en source ouverte (ROSO ou OSINT en anglais) » | Par Amaury Coutansais-Pervinquière | mercredi 28 janvier 2026
Donald Trump continue de mettre la pression à l’Iran. «Il y a une autre belle armada qui flotte magnifiquement vers l’Iran en ce moment. [...] J’espère qu’ils parviendront à un accord. Ils auraient dû en conclure un la première fois qu’ils en avaient l’occasion», a-t-il lancé mardi 27 janvier lors d’un rassemblement à Clive, dans l’Iowa. «En juin, nous avons anéanti la capacité nucléaire de l’Iran lors de l’opération Midnight Hammer», a-t-il ajouté. Le président américain n’a pas donné de détails sur la composition de cette flotte. Impossible d’en trouver la trace dans les différents outils de renseignement en source ouverte (ROSO ou OSINT en anglais) » | Par Amaury Coutansais-Pervinquière | mercredi 28 janvier 2026
The Trump Murders - From Minnesota to the Caribbean: Allegations of Extrajudicial Killings
ANTHONY DAVIS can be supported on Patreon here.
Chief Justice John Roberts must surely shoulder the blame with Donald Trump for these extrajudicial killings, for it was he who granted Donald Trump broad immunity from criminal prosecution for actions taken whilst in office. In the ‘Trump v. United States (2024)’ case, Trump was granted absolute immunity from prosecution for many core functions. Indeed so much immunity from prosecution was granted to Trump (and future presidents) that many critics have argued that the decision has placed Trump above the law.
It is to be hoped that John Roberts can now see the folly of his actions and rues the day he made those stupid decisions. But I wouldn’t bet on it. — © Mark Alexander
US dollar Sinks to Its Lowest Level in Four Years
THE GUARDIAN: Dollar drops against basket of currencies after Donald Trump brushed off concerns over slide
The US dollar has fallen to its lowest level in four years after Donald Trump brushed off concerns over the currency’s fall, sending investors fleeing to traditional havens including gold and the Swiss franc.
The dollar dropped by 1.3% against a basket of currencies after the president’s comments on Tuesday, marking its fourth day of declines, then slipped by a further 0.2% on Wednesday morning.
“No, I think it’s great,” Trump said of the weaker dollar, during a visit to Iowa to promote his record on the economy. Asked whether he was concerned about the currency’s slide, he told reporters: “I think the value of the dollar – look at the business we’re doing. The dollar’s doing great.”
The greenback has tumbled by 10% over the past year, while Tuesday’s fall was the largest one-day drop since last April, when Trump announced his sweeping tariff plans, marking a global market sell-off.
The dollar has now touched its lowest level since February 2022, after unpredictable US policymaking, including Trump’s recent threats to take over Greenland and impose further tariffs on European allies, unleashed fresh geopolitical shocks. » | Joanna Partridge | Wednesday, January 28, 2026
If America must go on suffering under Trump’s voodoo economics, it could well soon be on life-support! I have said it before, and I will say it again: Trump doesn’t understand even the basics of macro-economics. Egocentric, megalomaniacal, rapacious businessmen usually don’t. Especially businessmen skilled and talented enough to be able to bankrupt FIVE, arguably even SIX, casinos! For Americans, the future looks bleak. — © Mark Alexander
The US dollar has fallen to its lowest level in four years after Donald Trump brushed off concerns over the currency’s fall, sending investors fleeing to traditional havens including gold and the Swiss franc.
The dollar dropped by 1.3% against a basket of currencies after the president’s comments on Tuesday, marking its fourth day of declines, then slipped by a further 0.2% on Wednesday morning.
“No, I think it’s great,” Trump said of the weaker dollar, during a visit to Iowa to promote his record on the economy. Asked whether he was concerned about the currency’s slide, he told reporters: “I think the value of the dollar – look at the business we’re doing. The dollar’s doing great.”
The greenback has tumbled by 10% over the past year, while Tuesday’s fall was the largest one-day drop since last April, when Trump announced his sweeping tariff plans, marking a global market sell-off.
The dollar has now touched its lowest level since February 2022, after unpredictable US policymaking, including Trump’s recent threats to take over Greenland and impose further tariffs on European allies, unleashed fresh geopolitical shocks. » | Joanna Partridge | Wednesday, January 28, 2026
If America must go on suffering under Trump’s voodoo economics, it could well soon be on life-support! I have said it before, and I will say it again: Trump doesn’t understand even the basics of macro-economics. Egocentric, megalomaniacal, rapacious businessmen usually don’t. Especially businessmen skilled and talented enough to be able to bankrupt FIVE, arguably even SIX, casinos! For Americans, the future looks bleak. — © Mark Alexander
Donald Trump Backs Separatist Movement of Canadian Province
Jan 26, 2026 | “These kinds of conversations by leading figures in the White House are problematic.”
Overt comments by US representatives in support of a separatist movement in the Canadian province of Alberta are “unbecoming and troublesome,” says former deputy premier of Alberta and founder of the 'Forever Canadian' petition, Thomas Lukaszuk.
Overt comments by US representatives in support of a separatist movement in the Canadian province of Alberta are “unbecoming and troublesome,” says former deputy premier of Alberta and founder of the 'Forever Canadian' petition, Thomas Lukaszuk.
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Homosexuality in Europe Between Two Dictatorships I PART 1 | SLICE WHO
Jan 19, 2026 | In 1920s Europe, before fascism reshaped the continent, a brief moment of freedom emerged.
Through personal photos and journals, this documentary traces the life of Pilou, a young gay man discovering desire, identity, and artistic expression in the Roaring Twenties.
From small-town France to Parisian cabarets, his story reveals a hidden world rarely documented.
A portrait of queer life before repression returned. In 1920s Europe, before fascism reshaped the continent, a brief moment of freedom emerged. Through personal photos and journals, this documentary traces the life of Pilou, a young gay man discovering desire, identity, and artistic expression in the Roaring Twenties.
Documentary : Snapshots Of History
EP:20 Pierre Louis ”Pilou”, Homosexuality in the Interwar Years
Direction : Delphine Deloget
Production : Bonne Compagnie
Through personal photos and journals, this documentary traces the life of Pilou, a young gay man discovering desire, identity, and artistic expression in the Roaring Twenties.
From small-town France to Parisian cabarets, his story reveals a hidden world rarely documented.
A portrait of queer life before repression returned. In 1920s Europe, before fascism reshaped the continent, a brief moment of freedom emerged. Through personal photos and journals, this documentary traces the life of Pilou, a young gay man discovering desire, identity, and artistic expression in the Roaring Twenties.
Documentary : Snapshots Of History
EP:20 Pierre Louis ”Pilou”, Homosexuality in the Interwar Years
Direction : Delphine Deloget
Production : Bonne Compagnie
BREAKING: Kristi Noem Throws Stephen Miller Under the Bus as Trump Spirals
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Mexico’s President Says Cancellation of Oil Shipment to Cuba Is ‘Sovereign’ Decision
THE GUARDIAN: Claudia Sheinbaum denied move was response to pressure from the US, after Trump said ‘zero’ oil would go to Cuba
Mexico has cancelled a shipment of oil to Cuba, the country’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, appeared to confirm on Tuesday, but she insisted the decision was “sovereign” and not the response to pressure from the US.
Fuel shortages are causing increasingly severe blackouts in Cuba, and Mexico has been the island’s biggest oil supplier since the US blocked shipments from Venezuela last month.
On Monday, Bloomberg reported that Pemex, Mexico’s state oil company, had “backtracked” on plans to send a much-needed delivery to Cuba this month.
Asked whether she denied the report in her daily press conference, Sheinbaum said: “It is a sovereign decision and it is made in the moment when necessary.” » | Thomas Graham in Tijuana | Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Trump has got them all kissing his ring! — © Mark Alexander
Mexico has cancelled a shipment of oil to Cuba, the country’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, appeared to confirm on Tuesday, but she insisted the decision was “sovereign” and not the response to pressure from the US.
Fuel shortages are causing increasingly severe blackouts in Cuba, and Mexico has been the island’s biggest oil supplier since the US blocked shipments from Venezuela last month.
On Monday, Bloomberg reported that Pemex, Mexico’s state oil company, had “backtracked” on plans to send a much-needed delivery to Cuba this month.
Asked whether she denied the report in her daily press conference, Sheinbaum said: “It is a sovereign decision and it is made in the moment when necessary.” » | Thomas Graham in Tijuana | Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Trump has got them all kissing his ring! — © Mark Alexander
George Benson : Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You
U.S Warns Cuba as China Steps In, Challenging U.S. Influence
Jan 27, 2026 | U.S Warns Cuba as China Steps In, Challenging U.S. Influence
This video explains why China has publicly pledged fresh support for Cuba as tensions with the United States rise again. It breaks down Beijing’s criticism of U.S. pressure, calls to lift sanctions, and Cuba’s defensive preparedness, while exploring how shifting power dynamics in the Caribbean and Latin America are drawing major global players into renewed diplomatic rivalry with potential regional consequences.
This video explains why China has publicly pledged fresh support for Cuba as tensions with the United States rise again. It breaks down Beijing’s criticism of U.S. pressure, calls to lift sanctions, and Cuba’s defensive preparedness, while exploring how shifting power dynamics in the Caribbean and Latin America are drawing major global players into renewed diplomatic rivalry with potential regional consequences.
CHANEL Spring Summer 2026 Haute Couture — CHANEL Shows
Spring Summer 2026 Haute Couture
Matthieu Blazy for CHANEL
LE FIGARO : Rencontre exclusive avec Matthieu Blazy, le nouveau directeur artistique de Chanel, qui vient de présenter son premier défilé haute couture : Mardi, dans un Grand Palais envahi de champignons, le Franco-Belge s’inspirait de l’oiseau d’un haïku pour son défilé haute couture de l’été 2026, porté par un formidable casting de tous âges. Nous l’avons rencontré deux jours avant, rue Cambon, dans les ateliers qui ont donné vie à sa vision. » (Réservé aux abonnés)
Giovanni Siracusa: Crispy Baked Chicken Cutlets – Cotoletta di pollo alla siciliana al forno
Click here for the full list of ngredients and method of preparation. Then click on ‘more’.
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