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... film which is being screened in Northern Ireland cinemas over the next fortnight and contains a controversial parody of Adolf Hitler. Alban Maginness labelled the advert “tasteless” and “offensive”, demanding the scene featuring comedian Rik Mayall dressed ...
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... the walls of David Copeland’s bedroom which had been turned into a shrine of hate. Alongside the pictures were snaps of Adolf Hitler, Nazi regalia and a shocking photograph of a hunter’s knife lodged in the head of Ulster- ...
... course of an evening. He has clearly found a soul-mate in Pip Utton, whose chilling transformation from regular guy to Adolf Hitler has been described as terrifying searing transfixing utterly provocative and totally necessary. His highly ...
... Hitler’s suicide: “Adolf Hitler, whose death was annonneedhstnwmtbesnmmed up as “the most man in the worid”, it was reported in May. “Aged 56, he was born in the little Austrian village of Bramau. His father was an obscure customs official. His mother ...
... Cusack as Max Rothman, ' the gallery own- er who has deal- CO • - ings with a penniless artist in post-war Mu- nich Adolf Hitler WHEN YOU star in a film By COLIN IicALPIN favourable light. It's exactly the opposite to what which portrays Hitler as ...
... is booked to play Stormont on July 27. The magnificent amphitheatre stadium was made famous more than 60 years ago, by Adolf Hitler, as he indoctrinated Germany’s youth. But Wednesday night'’s concert was in stark contrast to those pre-war days, as thousands ...
... By JOE HILDEBRAND EVIL PERSONIFIED: Adolf Hitler still fims sent to Pathe in the 30's, but never The bi-weekly news bulletins kept - the nation informed during WO wWoria war the areat depression and swinging sixtie first time. Culture Secretary Tessa ...
... war with the rebel led by General Franco, who finally seized power after a bitter stgruggie. I Olympic Games used as Ger- Adolf Hitler presided over the closing ceremony of the Berlin Olympics in the presence of 100,000 spectators. The German Chancellor ...
... savagery was sustained within German society. In this book, American history academic Eric Johnson disputes the theory that Adolf Hitler and his Nazi stormtroopers roled solely by terror. They operated with the consent of a large section of the German people ...