Daily Worker on Hitler 7 July 1934
The Daily Worker published this story just a couple of days after Adolf Hitler became the president of Germany on 2 August 1934. On the World Front By Harry Gannes For nine years von Hindenburg was...
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The day after Frank Little’s brutal murder, the cops were completely stumped. Despite the ample evidence at the crime scenes, as well as, eye witnesses, the cops just stood there scratching their...
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Frank Little was lynched on August 1, 1917 in Butte, Montana because he was a labor organizer working with the workers at the Anaconda Mining Company copper mine to improve safety in the mine and...
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The following two blurbs were included in the Jewish Daily News on 15 November 1923. The Beer Hall Putsch happened on November 8th and 9th. Also called the Munich Putsch, this failed coup by Adolf...
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The following news story was published in the Imperial Valley News on November 1923. The Beer Hall Putsch happened on November 8th and 9th. The reporter was Carl D. Groat working for United Press....
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This story was publish on July 2, 1934. In this story, William Philip Simms is predicting Hitler’s days to be numbered and that the German people would turn against Hitler in sufficient numbers to...
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The following column was published in The Indianapolis Times on July 2, 1934. At this time, there seemed to be a desire to portray Hitler as having been bruised, and not seen as the threat to Europe...
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The Indianapolis Times blanketed the front page of the July 3, 1934 edition with coverage of Hitler rise to power. Because there was so many stories on that one front page, I broke it down into...
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Adolf Hitler’s rise to power appears quite swift looking back 100 years later. It’s this same swiftness to power we see with fascists in the US led by Donald Trump. In the July 3rd edition of The...
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The Indianapolis Times blanketed the front page of the July 3, 1934 edition with coverage of Hitler rise to power. Because there was so many stories on that one front page, I broke it down into...
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