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Football Australia condemns ‘display of Hitler salute’ at final

Football Australia says eight people evicted from stadium in the Australia Cup final.

Al Jazeera

Mahatma Gandhi, the peacemaker

Gandhi considered the problem of peace as an ethical, rather than political, issue

The Hindu

Football Australia under pressure to issue lifetime bans for Sydney United fans who made Nazi salute

Sydney United 58 supporters ejected during Australia Cup final with video now being reviewed to uncover others who displayed ‘vile symbols and salutes’

The Guardian - AU

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'My wife's more German than Hitler': Pub landlord's sassy response after diner criticises continental-inspired menu

Pub landlord Nik suggested the Tripadvisor reviewer should 'stick to Wetherspoons'

Wales Online

Moors murderer Ian Brady may have been using victims' burial sites to 'create swastika'

Author Russell Edwards believes Moors murderer Ian Brady may have been trying to create a Swastika with the burial sites of his victims that was never finished

Daily Mirror

Robert Popper: ‘I’ve said so many times: I hate my friends – they’re so close, they can annoy you’

Friday Night Dinner was famously based on the writer’s own family. So who was the inspiration for the bickering best mates of his new show I Hate You?

The Guardian - UK

'Classic' Merseyside Wetherspoons faces uncertain future as pub chain looks to sell

The pub once drew controversy due to the picture on its sign

Liverpool Echo

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January 6 changed America. Here are two directions the country could go now

Whether or not the assault on the Capitol actually failed is yet to be determined

The Guardian - US

Melinda Henneberger: Ken Burns Holocaust documentary makes it harder to kid ourselves about U.S. culpability

Those who think we should tell only happy stories about America will not want to watch the new PBS Ken Burns documentary, “The U.S. and the Holocaust.”

Tribune News Service

Personality and Power by Ian Kershaw review – follow the leader… for good or ill

The great historian’s analyses of a dozen 20th-century democrats and dictators are individually cogent but his conclusions tend to the obvious

The Guardian - UK

Hillary Clinton compares Trump fans doing straight-arm ‘QAnon salutes’ to Nazis: ‘What is going on?’

Trump’s aide slams her comment as ‘divisive’

The Independent UK

The Book Thief review – assured and courageous musical adaptation of global bestseller

The paean to the power of the printed word loses none of its earnest intent in a deft and tremendously delivered production adapted by author Jodi Picoult

The Guardian - UK

‘Oh, she gets away with so much’: The mischievous world of Kate Atkinson

Kate Atkinson’s books have won prizes and been made into TV dramas, but the author prefers to let her work speak for itself. As her 12th novel ‘Shrines of Gaiety’ is released, Nick Duerden explores how she became one of our most brilliantly idiosyncratic bestsellers

The Independent UK

How fascists target teenage virgins

Five busted "groypers" symbolize Nick Fuentes' push to weaponize adolescent anxiety for far-right revolution

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Daily Mirror

Nazi submarine that 'carried Hitler to South America' shipwrecked off Argentinian coast

A recent submarine wreckage found off the coast of Argentina has piqued the interests of historians - but led to wild claims it allegedly carried Adolf Hitler from Germany to a secret Nazi ranch

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Italy’s resistance anthem: sing it loud, sing it proud

Editorial: Attempts by Italy’s radical right to ghettoise Bella Ciao are part of an attempt to airbrush history

Daily Mirror

Incredible life of Vogue model turned war photographer who ended up in Hitler's bath

Lee Miller, who'll be portrayed by Kate Winslet in a new film, took more than 60,000 photos during the Second World War and was once pictured slipping into a bathtub belonging to Adolf Hitler

The Guardian - UK

Burial review – alternative-history drama of the battle over Hitler’s corpse

Intriguing alt-history about a struggle to capture the dictator’s corpse is ill-served by vague characterisation and feeble action scenes

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The Independent UK

Italian party expected to win election suspends candidate for praising Hitler

Calogero Pisano praised Nazi leader for being a ‘great statesman’

Reuters

Italy's frontrunner party suspends candidate over Hitler praise

The Brothers of Italy party, which is tipped to win national elections at the weekend, suspended one of its candidates on Tuesday after he was found to have praised Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler in online posts.

The Guardian - US

Trump embraces QAnon at rally by playing music similar to its anthem

Ex-president’s team insists it is a royalty-free tune but to many it is nearly identical to the extremist conspiracy group’s adopted song

The Guardian - US

Ken Burns: ‘We’re in perhaps the most difficult crisis in the history of America’

In a new docuseries, the film-maker looks back to the Holocaust and US apathy to make links toward where we are right now

Salon

MAGA rioter recruits from prison

Timothy Hale-Cusanelli was convicted in May on felony obstruction and four misdemeanors for his Jan.6 involvement

Tribune News Service

Ken Burns’ new documentary reveals painful truths about ‘The U.S. and the Holocaust’

DALLAS — Eva Schloss is no stranger to Dallas. As a Holocaust survivor willing to share her harrowing life story, she appeared in Richardson as recently as three years ago. In 2002, she flew in from London to see a play about her life, "And Then They Came for Me,"…

WEKU

Struggling with its past, Germany's 1,000-year-old choir admits girls for the 1st time

Since its founding over 1,000 years ago, this Catholic music school and song group in Regensburg, Germany, has been boys only. Until now.

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