Category Archives: Adolf Hitler
HITLER HERE – On Sale All Week
Hitler Here is a well researched and lyrically written biographical novel offering first-person stories by the Fuehrer and a variety of other characters. This intimate approach invites the reader to peer into Hitler’s mind, talk to Eva Braun, joust with Goering, Goebbels, and Himmler, debate with the generals, fight on land and at sea and […]
Also posted in Eva Braun, George Thomas Clark, Holocaust, World War II
Franz von Papen to John Roberts
“John Roberts, chief justice of the Supreme Court, I’ve been waiting for you to speak up.” “Who’s calling?” “This is Franz von Papen.” “I’ve heard your name but can’t quite place your position,” Roberts says. “I was vice chancellor of Germany in June 1934 when I took big risks to give a speech calling for […]
Also posted in Donald Trump, Franz von Papen, Hitler Here, John Roberts, Supreme Court
Slaughter in the Synagogue
I bet you haven’t heard of Gab.com but you should. This website is committed “to defend free expression and liberty online for all people.” Facebook and Twitter are afraid to do that. They deny the truth, which is that most of the world doesn’t want white people to survive. I’m not afraid to say and […]
Also posted in Auschwitz, Central America, Donald Trump, Gab.com, Holocaust, Immigration, Jews, Murder, NRA, Pittsburgh, Robert Bowers, Terrorism
Stalin v. Hitler
Generally, I don’t interfere when humans fight as I feel they, the self-anointed greatest creatures on earth, should and must cooperate to prevent conflicts from starting or, once unleashed, summon all creativity and emotional self-control to quell hostilities. From 1914-1918 I in anguish observe vast armies slaughter almost twenty million people, maiming many more, and […]
Also posted in Boxing, Germany, Joseph Stalin, Russia, World War II
Colonel von Stauffenberg Discusses Kim Jong Un
This young man asks what many people have: “Colonel von Stauffenberg, what should the North Koreans do?” By that he naturally means what should the military officers do? “It will likely be up to the colonels,” I say. “Generals have usually lost their youth and vigor while gaining power and prestige. If a lower ranking […]
Also posted in Claus von Stauffenberg, Kim Il Sung, Kim Jong-Il, Kim Jong-Un, Korea, Nuclear Weapons, World War II
Netanyahu Young and Old
A generation ago young Benjamin Netanyahu, then Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, appeared on numerous American news telecasts, and I recall thinking what a bright and articulate fellow he was, and considered him reasonable in asserting Israel’s right of self defense while also at least suggesting the Palestinians had rights and legitimate aspirations in […]
Also posted in Apartheid, Benjamin Netanyahu, George Thomas Clark, Hitler Here, Holocaust, Palestine
Where did Hitler Die?
I spent twenty years researching and writing a biographical novel called Hitler Here and hoped, after some post-publication interviews, I’d never have to answer any more related questions, which tended to be either of the “Did Elvis really serenade Hitler on Mars?” or “We sure need another guy like him, don’t we?” variety. Most such […]
Also posted in Donald Trump, Eva Braun, George Thomas Clark, Hitler Here, Holocaust, Joseph Goebbels, Joseph Stalin, World War II
Himmler Tutors Trump
This story is in the rousing campaign book “King Donald”
Also posted in Auschwitz, Campaign 2016, Donald Trump, Germany, Heinrich Hmmler, Holocaust, Immigration, Indians - American, Mexico, World War II
Stalin Makes Comeback
I hope you hypocritical Americans have read the recent article in the Los Angeles Times. If I had said these things, you wouldn’t have believed them. Now you have to accept that in the only place that counts, the vast Soviet Union, I am again a hero to leaders and peasants alike, and that those […]
Also posted in Boris Yeltsin, Joseph Stalin, Leon Trotsky, Mikhail Gorbachev, Poland, Russia, Soviet Union, Vladimir Putin, World War II
Gasthaus Stiefler
Entering a solid two-story building that houses Gasthaus Stiefler on the ground floor, I survey several morning drinkers before walking to a stocky mid-sixties man made sterner by a frowning gray mustache, wait for him to take another sip of wine and set the glass down, and say, “Herr Customs Official, I have most important […]
Also posted in Genocide, George Thomas Clark, Hitler Here, Holocaust, Jews, World War II
Friends
Friends by President Edvard Benes I had just finished lunch when our friends, the British and French ambassadors, came and kicked me in the stomach. I almost passed out, that is my head went blank, and I stung too much to reply. Then I told them I was too angry to say anything. Their shame […]
Also posted in Czechoslovakia, George Thomas Clark, Hitler Here, World War II
Putin Fights Fascists in Ukraine
It is my duty to speak and my nature to lead. Russians and all others respect the most fearsome martial artist who’s ever guided any nation and the special friend of a sensuous young woman. I bring strength, insight, and animal appeal into any environment I grace. Right now, more than ever, my stage is […]
Also posted in Leningrad, Napoleon, NATO, Russia, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, World War II
100th Anniversary – Start of World War One
These stories are from the biographical novel “Hitler Here”
Also posted in George Thomas Clark, Germany, Hitler Here, World War I
70th Anniversary – Attempt to Assassinate Hitler
THE ENEMY By Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg This was the opportunity for which I had prayed and striven. At last I was going to be able to get to him directly. The generals definitely weren’t going to do anything. It was up to the colonels. It was up to me, the new chief of staff […]
Becoming a Hero
This story is from the biographical novel “Hitler Here”
Also posted in George Thomas Clark, Hitler Here, Nazis, Racism, World War II
Germany Attacks Russia – 73rd Anniversary
These stories are from the biographical novel “Hitler Here”
Also posted in George Thomas Clark, Hitler Here, Joseph Stalin, Moscow, World War II
Alternative – 70th Anniversary of D-Day
Eleven days after the D-Day landing on June 6, 1944, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel was driven to Adolf Hitler’s headquarters. Alternative By Field Marshal Erwin Rommel Hitler either didn’t believe what was happening, or he didn’t understand the implications. I was determined to explain matters face to face. So was Field Marshal Rundstedt. We repeatedly […]
Also posted in Erwin Rommel, France, Gerd von Rundstedt, Germany, World War II
Crimean Anschluss
Be assured: if I, instead of slumbering Stalin, had been running Russia in 1941, the Germans wouldn’t have attacked and mauled us because I would’ve already smashed them. I understand what’s necessary. We must keep enemies away from our frontiers. The United States and its European mercenaries will not be allowed to surround us with […]
Also posted in Anschluss, Crimea, Czechoslovakia, Hitler Here, Russia, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, World War II
The Chancellor
night hitler became chancellor said no power will get me out alive 1-30-33
Also posted in Germany, Holocaust, Jews, Poetry - GTC, War
Kurt Gerron’s Academy Award
I’m planning to be doctor but after Great War wounds, needing to laugh, I bound onto cabaret stages of Berlin and tell funny stories and sing and in short time people line up to cheer. While Germany and much of world plummet into economic mire I rejoice in every performance, live in elegant apartment, and […]
Also posted in Auschwitz, Holocaust, Jews, Kurt Gerron, Short Pieces - GTC, Theresienstadt, World War II
Last Bodyguard
I study painting like young Fuehrer but as he did abandon studio to protect Fatherland. Stalin’s hordes are occupying other half of Poland in 1939 when someone shoots me in chest. Go home, superiors say. No, I can still serve. They agree and I soon earn introduction to Fuehrer who speaks politely and allows me […]
Also posted in Germany, Joseph Stalin, Russia, Short Pieces - GTC, World War II
French Antisemitism
Husky librarian lectured members of historical society about vast news and photo archives and then discussed college background, emphasizing in grad school had researched paper about nineteenth century French anti-Semitism. As author of “Hitler Here” I approached and said, that’s obscure subject. Yes, but fascinating, he replied. I focused on Edouard Drumont, Adolf Hitler of […]
Also posted in Dietrich Eckart, George Thomas Clark, Hitler Here, Jews, Racism, Short Pieces - GTC
Mussolini’s Guest
MY GUEST By Benito Mussolini I did not want to. It was a nauseating notion, me hosting this political charlatan as if he were my equal. I really had to, though. I was determined to do a lot and had to make sure the Huns did not concern me. Hitler certainly needed me more. Russia […]
Also posted in Benito Mussolini, George Thomas Clark, Getty Center, Hitler Here, Italy, World War II
Cable Wars
Ben loves war documentaries especially those with Alexander riding Bucephalus into hostile flanks, and Washington rousing frozen untrained troops, and photogenic Grant and Lee posing before ordering slaughter of several hundred thousand young men, and grainy Great War footage showing death in fetid trenches, and better films of proud performers Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini, Roosevelt, and […]
Assassination of Reinhard Heydrich
This story is in the biographical novel “Hitler Here”
Also posted in Czechoslovakia, George Thomas Clark, Heinrich Hmmler, Hitler Here, Reinhard Heydrich, World War II
Berlin Jewish Cultural League
What wonderful idea is Berlin Jewish Cultural League that comfortably immerses in arts we hundred seventy-five thousand Jewish Berliners who shall relax until Nazism disappears which will surely be soon. In meantime we have music and other outlets here and around Germany. It’s unfortunate but tolerable only Jews perform in orchestra and only Jews attend […]
Justice Right and Left
JUSTICE RIGHT AND LEFT By Walther Rathenau I was thoroughly aggrieved by the tragedy and sheer idiocy that everywhere enveloped the country. The German mark continued to plummet, along with our national wealth, and we were ever saddled with the quite unfair and unrealistic Versailles reparations assessed us not on the basis of sound international […]
Also posted in Hitler Here, Nazis, Walther Rathenau, World War II
Eva Braun Reveals Herself
Eva Braun has many bylines in the biographical novel “Hitler Here”
Also posted in Eva Braun, Hitler Here, Nazis, Photography
Speer Studs Out
This story is now in the collection “Tales of Romance”
Also posted in Albert Speer, Architecture, Holocaust, Nazis, Poetry - GTC, Short Pieces - GTC, World War II
Photos in Box
This story is part of the collection “Paint it Black”
Also posted in Albert Einstein, Berlin, Berlin Wall, Bruce Lee, Charlie Chaplin, Che Guevara, Elvis Presley, Fidel Castro, Germany, Google, John F. Kennedy, John Lennon, Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, McDonald's, Music, Osama bin Laden, Photography, Physics, Politics, Saddam Hussein, Short Pieces - GTC, Terrorism, The Beatles, Titanic
Empty Boots
on massive foundation in budapest park great hungarian patriots erected me twenty-five feet high in bronze to celebrate seventieth birthday and thank for destroying nazis in few years without me imperialists threw steel ropes around neck burned legs with blow torches and pulled body down to desecrate face beneath empty boots To see the “Empty […]
Also posted in Communism, Hungarian, Joseph Stalin, Nazis, Poetry - GTC, Russia, Soviet Union, World War II
Otto Dix in The Trench
This story is part of the collection “Paint it Blue” To see “The Trench,” please click here To see “The Seven Deadly Sins,” please click here
Also posted in Art, Expressionism, Otto Dix, Painters, World War I, World War II
Adolf Eichmann Appears at Film Festival
On the final afternoon of the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, before a near capacity audience in the large theater, Adolf Eichmann – looking typically banal, bespectacled, and grim – was wheeled in a glass cage onto a stage in front of the screen after completion of “Eichmann’s End: Love, Betrayal, Death,” and he demanded: […]
Nazis Attack Karl Schmitt-Rottluff
This story is part of the collection Paint it Blue
Also posted in Adolf Ziegler, Art, Ernst Ludwig Kirschner, Expressionism, George Thomas Clark, Karl Schmitt-Rottluff, Madrid, Madrid Vacation, Nazis, Otto Dix, Painters, Spain
Germany Attacked Russia 70 Years Ago
(On June 22, 1941 Germany invaded the Soviet Union, unleashing the bloodiest confrontations in history.) Please click here to read an excerpt from “Hitler Here.”
Also posted in Georgi Zhukov, Germany, Heinz Guderian, Holocaust, Joseph Stalin, Leningrad, Moscow, Russia, Ukraine, World War II
Benito Mussolini Reviews Vincere
They wouldn’t have made the movie Vincere in Italy when I was the Duce. If they tried, you know what I’d have done. The Duce did not permit unflattering articles, photos, speeches, or thoughts, and no one save a deranged and masochistic individual would have even contemplated thrashing me in a feature film. Ironicially, in […]
Also posted in Benito Mussolini, Italy, Mental Health, Movies
I’m not Hitler
Forgive anger for I have been abused. Though millions suffered more than I, we all ended alike, so I speak with humility and wouldn’t at all if not for most recent outrage which shall address in moment. First, I acknowledge years of good fortune. I was raised in affluent household of physician and charming and […]
Also posted in Germany, Holocaust, Short Pieces - GTC, World War II
Hitler Greets Ahmadinejad
This story is from the collection “Obama on Edge”
Also posted in Holocaust, Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, World War II
Historian Offers to Write Screenplay about Hitler Here
How pleased I recently was to receive an email with the subject “Screenplay” and addressed to “Illustrious Sir”. The correspondent introduced himself with news he’d been reading my biographical novel Hitler Here and thought it was “great” and “what an ordeal (I) must have gone through to produce it.” Since the book took twenty years […]
Also posted in George Thomas Clark, Hitler Here, Holocaust, Jews, Movies, Racism, World War II
A Jewish Girl in Nazi Germany
During the Los Angeles Book Fair at UCLA in late April, sun-splattered readers roamed by the thousands, and scores stopped by Tent 106 to talk to three other authors and me about our books. Mine is called Hitler Here. It’s a biographical novel, and the cover bears a menacing, pencil portrait of the man in […]
Also posted in Germany, Holocaust, Jews, World War II
From Germany, a Comedy about Hitler
“Did you know they’ve been laughing about Hitler in Germany?” asked the publicist. “Now?” I responded. “No, I didn’t. They ribbed him quite a bit until he took power in 1933, and they still did once in a while later in the 30’s. But they had to be careful.” “This is different. They’ve made a […]
Also posted in Germany, Holocaust, War, World War II
Save Sophie Scholl
This mission is going to be difficult and dangerous in the extreme, and only a resourceful person will have even a grim chance to complete the imperative task – save Sophie Scholl in 1943 Nazi Germany. We are tired of receiving applicants to save Julia Jentsch, star of the new movie “Sophie Scholl: The Last […]
Also posted in Movies, Sophie Scholl, World War II
Sixty Years after Hitler
Sixty years ago tomorrow gasoline fumes jolted Adolf Hitler and his new bride Eva as they exited their suite to walk a solemn line. Staff members shook hands with the mentally and physically shattered Fuehrer who was unable to speak. Eva took each man’s hand and hugged the women, urging one to try to get […]
Also posted in Hitler Here, Holocaust, World War II
Letter to Holocaust Deniers
A few days ago I received several e-mails from a group that says it didn’t happen. To the RePorter NoteBook: Your insinuations and assertions that the Holocaust never happened are preposterous and insulting, and your general explanation of how the ruse was pulled off is pitiful: Americans in the conquered West and Russians in the occupied East lied about the […]
Also posted in George Thomas Clark, Hitler Here, Holocaust, Jews, Racism, World War II
