The Holocause

General Dwight D. Eisenhower was right when he gave the order to make as many films and photographs.

Its took place exactly as planned by the Nazis nearly sixty years ago...

It is a historical fact to remember that, when the Supreme Comander of the Allied Forces, Genaral DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER found the victims of the concentration camps, ordered to have as many photographs taken, and had the German population of the surrounding cities taken to the concentration camps to see the HORROR, and in some cases had them bury the dead.

...and the reason for this?? He explained it this way; "To collect as much prove, films, testimonies, because the day will come when some 'Son Of A Bitch' will say that this never happened".

‘All that is needed for evil to succeed is, that decent human beings do nothing'. (Edmund Burke)

Recently ‘The United Kingdom’ erased the Holocaust from the British School Curriculum because it offened ‘The Muslim Population Beliefs’ that the Holocaust never took place. Yes, the UNITED KINGDOM!!

This is an intimidating omen concerning the real that is affecting the world, and each country is allowing itself to be carried away too easily.

More than 60 years have passed since the end of WWII.

In memory of 6 million Jews, 20 million Russians, 10 million Christians, priests, murdered, slaughtered, raped, burnt, humiliated... in the maintme, Germany and Russia had other priorities...

Now more than ever, countries such as Iran amongst other, declare that ‘The Holocaust Is A Myth’. It is now imperative to remind the world never to forget, ever...

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The rise of Hitler

Seventy-five years ago Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany, the beginning of what was to be a period of history that would forever change the world. We bring you a selection of images of the diabolical dictator…

After Adolf Hitler was made Chancellor in January 1933, he suspended theconstitution, silenced opposition, successfully exploited the burning of the Reichstag (Parliament) building, and brought the Nazi Party to power. From 1938, Hitler, as chief of the Wehrmacht (German Army), launched the conquest of the "vital space" for "Greater Germany" and annexed Austria and Czechoslovakia in 1938, and Poland in 1939, which started World War II.

Hitler visited Czechoslovakia after Nazi troops occupied the Sudetenland a day after the 29-30 September 1938 signature of the Munich Agreement between Hitler, France's Daladier and the UK's Chamberlain, which authorised Hitler to annex the Czech territory of the Sudetenland into Germany. Germany finally invaded Czechoslovakia on 15 March 1939.

Undated photo of Adolf Hitler addressing his troops.

A picture dated 1936 showing German chancellor Adolf Hitler leaving the Nuremberg Party Congress.

Adolf Hitler gives a speech under a banner reads "ein Volk, ein Reich, ein F'hrer". From 1938, Hitler launched the conquest of the "vital space" for "Greater Germany".

Adolf Hitler gives a Nazi salute to the crowd from a balcony with German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop (L), Italian Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano (2nd L), Commander of the Luftwaffe Hermann Goering (2nd R) and Italian General Pariani (R).

German chancellor Adolf Hitler gives the infamous Nazi salute during the opening ceremony of the Berlin Olympics, 1 August 1936.

German Nazi chancellor Adolf Hitler receives a standing ovation from theReichstag and members of parliament for the "Anschluss" with Austria, the "peaceful" acquisition of Austria in March 1938.

Undated picture of Adolf Hitler saluting a crowd.

This file photo taken in June 1940 in Munich shows Adolf Hitler riding in a car with Italian dictator Benito Mussolini during World War II.

Hitler and Eva Braun.

Adolf Hitler at his eastern headquarters with his Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop.

A picture taken somewhere in Germany dated 1937 shows Adolf Hitler shaking hands with small children clad in traditional costumes.

An undated archive picture of Adolf Hitler with British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain. Hitler and Chamberlain first met in Berchtesgaden on 15 September 1938 and then in Godesberg on 22 September 1938. Chamberlain, France's Edouard Daladier, Italy's Mussolini and Hitler finally met in Munich on 30 September 1938 where they signed the Munich Agreement which permitted German annexation of the Sudetenland in western Czechoslovakia.

A map depicting Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany.

Vietnam War

In the next ten days - 27 January 1973, it will be thirty-six years since the Paris Peace Accords were signed which ended direct US military involvement in the highly-politicised and controversial Vietnam War. We take a look at some of the images from that time…

An elderly Vietnamese couple evacuated by US Marines.

South Vietnamese soldiers carry a wounded civilian, while many others wait on the tarmac of Phu Bai American base to be evacuated to Da Nang hospital after their repatriation on medical grounds from the front line area of the city of Hue.

US National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger gives a press conference after the signing of the ceasefire agreement in Paris.

South Vietnamese soldiers take a rest in the Trang Bang district near Saigon.

A huge Sky Crane CH-54A helicopter brought to Vietnam by the 1st Cavalry was used between 1958-1974.

Evacuated Vietnamese militants and civilians from Saigon await their C-41 journey to the US during a stopover in Thailand.

Demonstrators against the Vietnam War protest in New York City.

South Vietnamese students demonstrate in Paris against religious repression in South Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

Demonstrators against the Vietnam War display banners in front of the White House in Washington on 20 April 1965.

Perched on a tank, soldiers of the North Vietnamese Army go through the gates of the South Vietnamese presidential palace.

A picture taken on 29 April 1967 in New York during the press conference of the world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali as he refused to go to the military service and fight in Vietnam.

Vietnam War veterans take part in a protest by piling their medals, decorations and awards in trash set down for the purpose in front of the Capitol during a demonstration in Washington.

A policeman in Washington arrests an angry demonstrator during a protest against the Vietnam War.

Vietnamese paratroopers jump from US Air Force C-123 transports in the initial air assault wave during Operation Phi Hoa II, a tactical air-ground envelopment strike during March 1963 against the Viet Cong in the Tay Ninh Province of South Vietnam.

Picture dated 8 February 1966 of F105 Thunderchiefs of the US bombing military and strategic targets in North Vietnam.

Unnamed image by CNN reporter Peter Arnett.