History of I.G. Farben and Bayer, Germany’s top chemical and pharmaceutical firms, responsible for Hitler’s war production and drugs that have done great damage to humanity.
The EU and European Monetary Unit in the context of imperial pan-Germanism.
In the planning for the Bormann group, a Nazi official stressed that the German industrialists must continue to fund the Party, underground.
T‑Mobile’s advance into U.S. mobile market figures prominently in German corporate control over American media.
German corporate influence and ownership of “opinion-forming media.”
The Bormann Organization has maintained effective, clandestine control of German corporate expansion since World War II.
How Germany paved the way to the Kosovo War by Matthias Küntzel Contribution to the 2nd International Hearing of the European Tribunal concerning Nato’s war against Yugoslavia. Hamburg, April 16, 2000 [1] In 1991, a delegation of the German Bundestag visited Kosovo for the first time in order to talk with Kosovo Albanian nationalist leaders. […]
Listen: One segment After garnering great domestic and international prestige during his long tenure in office, former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is the focal point of a huge (and growing) group of interlocking financial scandals. These scandals have irrevocably tainted Kohl’s political image and that of the party he led, the CDU. This broadcast highlights […]
“New image” for Germany. In 1999, capital moved from Bonn to Berlin, Goethe’s 250th birthday celebrated as cultural renewal, “center-left” government’s third military incursion into the Balkans in 20th century.
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