Hitler At Home On The Internet

The New York Times | September 21,2003 | Tom Zeller

[the_greatest_country_ever]

In 2003, even as we take the media to task for their blatantly anti-american,left-leaning agenda it's quite shocking to look back to 1938 and see how the media has always had a propensity for coddling dictators, even one as reprehensible as Herr Schickelgruber.

[billorites]

Springtime for Hitler and Germany,
Deutschland is happy and gay.
We're marching to a faster pace,
Look out, here comes the master race.

Springtime for Hitler and Germany,
Winter for Poland and France.
Springtime for Hitler and Germany,
Come on, Germans, go into your dance ...

[billorites]

Hitler's "bright, airy chalet" was "a light jade green." Chairs and tables of braided cane graced the sun parlor, and the Führer, "a droll raconteur," decorated his entrance hall with "cactus plants in majolica pots."

He doesn't sound too gay does he?

[Clemenza]

In 2003, even as we take the media to task for their blatantly anti-american,left-leaning agenda it's quite shocking to look back to 1938 and see how the media has always had a propensity for coddling dictators, even one as reprehensible as Herr Schickelgruber.

Schickelgruber Ping!

[Clemenza]

Hitler was BUTCH I tell you!

Actually, the description provided here could also apply to my Gay boss.

Was Eva Braun a "beard?" Hmmmmm.....

[the_greatest_country_ever]

Funny stuff. You seem to have a talent for clever writing.
You might want to create a screenplay based on what you've posted. May lead to something big, you never know. :-)

[JoeSchem]

I don't see the scandal here. Hitler was good at interior decoration, give him that. Stalin, in contrast, killed ten times more people and had utterly no taste.

[Petronski]

Poor little Addie! Always the bourgeois little bastard.

[SJackson]

Published Sunday also.

Football, fascism and England's Nazi salute

England visit Berlin in 1938

[swilhelm73]

Alright, anyone have a link to the offending pages? I went over to David Irving's webpage, and since I don't want to spend hours digging through holocaust denial I'm not going to go hunting there...

[swilhelm73]

Alright, anyone have a link to the offending pages? I went over to David Irving's webpage, and since I don't want to spend hours digging through holocaust denial I'm not going to go hunting there...

[Luke Skyfreeper]

Is it possible they might be referring to this 1938 edition of Homes and Gardens?

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Of course, it's a bit hard to read the text from these scans. If interested in the text, one might be better advised to check here.

[Luke Skyfreeper]

See post 12.

[Luke Skyfreeper]

Apologies, for the text, this is a better link:click here.

[Luke Skyfreeper]

Aren't you being a little judgmental here? Herr Schickelgruber sounds to me like a pretty nice, generous, fun-loving kind of guy:

All visitors are shown their host's model kennels, where he breeds magnificent Alsatians. Some of his pedigree pets are allowed the run of the house, especially on days when Herr Hitler gives a "Fun Fair" to the local children. On such a day, when State affairs are over, the Squire himself, attended by some of his guests, will stroll through the woods into hamlets above and below. There rustics sit at cottage doors carving trinkets and toys in wood, ivory and bone. It is then the little ones are invited to the house. Coffee, cakes, fruit and sweets are laid for them on trestle tables in the grassy orchards. Then Frauen Göebbels and Göring, in dainty Bavarian dress, arrange chances and folk-songs, while the bolder spirits are given joy-rides in Herr Hitler's private aeroplane.

[Luke Skyfreeper]

Also quite interesting: more pictures of Hitler's home (both before and after some rather extensive "remodeling").

[the_greatest_country_ever]

Yeah, a guy to die over, he just takes your breath away. Must have been a real gas at the Fun Fair.

[the_greatest_country_ever]

Wow! You're pretty good. How'd you find the stuff?

[gitmo]

Another good link here

[Luke Skyfreeper]

Aw, shucks... 8-)

Hey, thanks for cheering me up after I was unable to successfully fix a computer modem problem today!!