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“What the hell do we get out of this war, anyway?”

King Vidor’s World War I film The Big Parade at 100

With its soldier's eye view, realistic depiction of battle and rejection of national chauvinism, the film departed significantly from previous treatments of the imperialist slaughter.

Erik Schreiber

Children must become “fit for war”

War propaganda and militarism on children’s TV in Germany

The children’s TV channel KiKa’s editorial team—and with it the German elites—are apparently determined to reconnect with the militarist traditions of the Kaiser’s Empire and the Nazi era—starting with the youngest.

Martin Nowak

“What the hell do we get out of this war, anyway?”

King Vidor’s World War I film The Big Parade at 100

With its soldier's eye view, realistic depiction of battle and rejection of national chauvinism, the film departed significantly from previous treatments of the imperialist slaughter.

Erik Schreiber

Mario Kessler's Socialists against Antisemitism and Leon Trotsky on Antisemitism

The Marxist movement and the fight against antisemitism and Zionism

Kessler's books provide irrefutable evidence that the most powerful and consistent critique of both antisemitism and Zionism emanated from the revolutionary internationalist wing in the workers’ movement.

Clara Weiss
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