The tag 'Genocide' is associated with 42 posts.

The Rape of Nanking

by Iris Chang; In Decem­ber 1937, the Japan­ese army sys­tem­at­i­cally raped, tor­tured, and mur­dered more than 300,000 Chi­nese civilians.

IBM and the Holocaust

The Strate­gic Alliance Between Nazi Ger­many and America’s Most Pow­er­ful Cor­po­ra­tion, by Edwin Black

FTR #511 Uncle Sam & The Swastika: 25 Years Later

Rela­tion­ships between Ger­man and Amer­i­can firms that were instru­men­tal in the rise of the Third Reich.

Hotel Terminus

The Life and Times of Klaus Barbi, Directed by Mar­cel Ophüls

FTR #479 World War II-Era Lawsuit and the Bush Family

Recorded Octo­ber 3, 2004REALAUDIONB: This stream con­tains both FTR #s 479 and 480 in sequence. Each is a 30 minute broad­cast.Revis­it­ing a sub­ject well known to vet­eran lis­ten­ers, this pro­gram exam­ines more research into the Bush family’s links to Nazi indus­try. In par­tic­u­lar, recent dis­clo­sures have led to a law­suit by two Auschwitz sur­vivors against [...]

FTR #472 Miscellaneous Articles and Updates

Recorded August 15, 2004REALAUDIOTak­ing a break from cov­er­age of the events in and around 9/11, this broad­cast brings up to date two paths of inquiry cov­ered in past programs—the sub­ject of AIDS as a pos­si­ble bio­log­i­cal war­fare weapon and the Port Chicago explo­sion of 1944. (For more about AIDS as a bio­log­i­cal war­fare weapon, see—among [...]

FTR #465 The Gipper and the Underground Reich

Role of Nazi ele­ments in Rea­gan pres­i­dency; the col­lapse of the Soviet Union.

FTR #395 Tangled Webs: Deep Politics, Para-Politics, and Proxy War in the Middle East

Deep polit­i­cal maneu­ver­ing in rela­tion to the con­flict in Iraq.

FTR #370 Dutch Treat: More about the Thyssen/Bush Banking Connection

“This pro­gram sup­ple­ments pre­vi­ous dis­cus­sion of the Bush family’s Nazi finan­cial heritage.”

FTR #335 Walking The Snake, Part 2

This pro­gram derives its title from the Nazi tract Serpent’s Walk.

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