Articles tagged: "Hitler"

1: A Brief History of the Second World War

This article gives an overview of the events of the Second World War

2: The Marquis de Sade, Nietzsche and Secular Purism

Takes a look at the philosphical core of the Marquis de Sade and Fredrich Nietzsche and shows the futility of nihilism and radical secularism.

3: Matthew Shepard, James Byrd And A Trial Of One

JASPER, TEXAS: On June 7th, 1998, James Byrd, a black man was attacked by three white men They beat him senseless with a bat, slit his throat and then dragged him three miles behind a pickup truck until he was dead

4: Why Can't I Do It Myself

The lawn was filled with briers and thistles. It was like a web spreading out and capturing my once beautiful green grass. How could this have happened? I did everything right! I toiled and slaved in order to have the most perfect lawn and garden and now my labor resulted in overgrown weeds

5: CNN 's Lou Dobbs - The Minister Of 'Propaganda And Enlightenment' - [Part 1 Of 2]

Before we proceed further we need to define the word: "Propaganda" According to http://WikiPedia

6: Life as a Child in Germany During World War II

This may be a touchy subject for many to read, but some of the things I'm about to tell you is real and a part of life many of us don't want to hear.Although there are many articles published about World War II in Germany, not too many touch on the personal aspect of what it was like growing up

7: Virginia Tech, Why God

I could feel my Spirit lift, I felt as though I was floating. I looked down at the lifeless shell that was once my body. It looked empty, meaningless. Just as I began to ponder my death, a light shimmered down towards me. The light was so blinding that I tried to shield my eyes, but I cou

8: First Defeat Of The Axis Powers On Land

My vote for the first Axis defeat would be the Italian attack into southern France. Some very outnumbered, and demoralized, second line troops managed to stop Mussolini 's legions cold. In the vast scheme of things, it did not matter, but it showed what could be done.The battle of Britain was an