On Dec. 14, 1932,Germany’s head of state, President Paul von Hindenburg, a former general, a Prussian’s Prussian, hosted a party in honor of Ernst Lubitsch, a German Jew who had emerged as one of ...

A letter to the editor in the Feb. 20 edition of The Salt Lake Tribune includes the following paraphrasing of Rachel Maddow (edited, but I don’t think I changed the meaning.) “What happened in Germany ...

This is one of the more important books on modern Germany. Written by a former foreign minister of the Empire, it surveys the German scene as it has developed since the country emerged from the ordeal ...

If we are to preserve our democracy, the parallels between America's current political tensions and 1932 Germany must be taken into account. As we approach the 2024 presidential election, I thought it ...