Officially known as the German Reich, Nazi Germany was the German state between 1933 and 1945, when it was headed by Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party, who governed by way of a totalitarian ...

By the time she fled Germany in 1939, Beradt had smuggled out a unique archive of inner life under tyranny. After the war, in New York, she shaped these oneiric fragments into a potent volume ...

The German government has banned the largest “Reich citizen” group, an extremist far-right organisation that calls itself the “Kingdom of Germany” and seeks to undermine the country's ...

Vice President Al Gore also invoked Nazi Germany while railing against the Trump administration during an April conference, albeit after admitting it is “wrong to compare Adolf Hitler’s Third ...

The Reich German Press Association, representing journalists across the country, promptly embraced the idea of joining forces with Hitler’s expanding communications operations – banning from ...

Lepsius studied what he called “the three successor states of the Greater German Reich.” That is, the West-based FRG, the Soviet-controlled GDR, and neutral Austria. For the latter, which was long ...

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stood by earlier comments from the country’s president likening modern day Russia to Nazi Germany, adding the Kremlin had offended “the entire Italian nation” ...

Many other Hohenzollerns supported the Third Reich. Another of the former Kaiser’s five surviving sons, August Wilhelm, was a prominent member of the paramilitary SA and spewed out a steady ...

Roger Pearson is a retired British anthropologist and purveyor of extreme racist and anti-Semitic ideas. Over the course of his career, Pearson has been a fierce defender of “Aryan” racial superiority ...

Madison Lyric Stage will present the return engagement of We Lived Only for the Music: Max Lorenz and the Third Reich, a one-man play with music, written and performed by international Wagnerian ...

Three Nazis, the wily financier, Hjalmar Schacht, the minor propagandist Hans Fritzsche, and the scheming diplomat, Franz von Papen, were acquitted. One of those condemned to death, Martin Bormann ...