Ukraine war: Polish president: Calls to Putin like talking to Hitler

Polish President Andrzej Duda slammed the leaders of both Germany and France for their phone calls with Russian President Vladimir Putin, comparing it to maintaining a direct line with Adolf Hitler during World War II.

In an interview published in Thursday's edition of German best-selling newspaper Bild, Duda questioned what Chancellor Olaf Scholz and President Emmanuel Macron thought was to be gained by the calls as Russia continues to bombard civilian targets in Ukraine.

Macron drew international attention in an interview last week when he said such calls were necessary to prevent Moscow from being "humiliated" and thus preserve the chance of a diplomatic solution to the conflict. Macron said in the same interview that Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy had asked him to keep calling Putin. The French leader has also used the call to urge Putin to release prisoners, which reportedly includes civilians, according to the Elysee Palace.

Read more at: Polish president: Calls to Putin like talking to Hitler | News | DW | 09.06.2022

Germany: Angela Merkel honors Hitler assassins, laments rise of far right

Merkel honors Hitler assassins, laments rise of far right

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Germany sues Dutch site over Mein Kampf excerpt

A state government in Germany intends launching legal proceedings against a Dutch website for publication of an excerpt from Adolf Hitler’s infamous book, Mein Kampf. The Finance Ministry of Bavaria holds the copyright on the book and says website Nieuws-wo2.tk is in violation of copyright laws.

The historical news website said it put up the fragment to support a colleague publisher in Germany, Peter McGee. The Bavarian state has also informed McGee that it will be taking measures to stop him publishing three segments of Mein Kampf with critical commentary from historians. McGee said he intended to put out weekly excerpts with a circulation of around 100,000.

His announcement that "a brochure of 12 to 15 pages" would be published on 26 January with excerpts from Mein Kampf printed on one side and commentary from a well-known historian on the opposite page created a stir in Germany.

Note EU-Digest: Maybe "Nieuws-wo2tk" should be reminded that the second world war ended for the Netherlands some 67 years ago on May 5, 1945. Isn't it time to bury the hatchet ?

For more: Germany sues Dutch site over Mein Kampf excerpt | Radio Netherlands Worldwide

Rense.com: - Mein Kampf: - Hitler Used Rothschild Banker's Typewriter - by Henry Makow

Adolf Hitler "supported by Bankers support group"

For the complete report from Rense.com click on this link'Mein Kampf' - Hitler Used
Rothschild Banker's Typewriter - by Henry Makow PhD

"Emil Georg von Stauss, the president of Germany's largest bank, the Deutsche Bank, lent Hitler a portable Remington so he could write his infamous anti-Jewish banker manifesto "Mein Kampf." Von Stauss, a principal Nazi Party fund raiser, also was a longtime business associate of the Rothschilds.Von Stauss was also part of a "Hitler support group" consisting of wealthy "Illuminati". War, including the "war on terror", is designed to create a world police state to protect the central banker monopoly on power and wealth. With the exception of Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich, it doesn't really matter who gets elected. They all work for the central bankers.

It contradicts the image we have of Hitler in 1924 leading a grass roots fringe party. In fact, he was a front man for the international bankers he pretended to oppose. But if we read "The Protocols of Zion" carefully, we shouldn't be surprised.

The "Illuminati" bankers sacrificed Jews when they created Nazism, Communism and Zionism. If necessary to advance their New World Order, they will do so again."