Newly uncovered archival documents have raised questions over whether Adolf Hitler could have murdered his half-niece, whose death in his Munich apartment in 1931 was officially ruled a suicide.

Nobody was that surprised when Donald Trump squeaked out a victory over Franklin Roosevelt in 1936. In his America First rallies that year, backed and financed by aviation hero Charles Lindbergh and billionaire antisemite Henry Ford, Trump shocked the world when he began calling FDR “Linguine Legs” Roosevelt.

Germany’s 1933 election, marked by intimidation, suspended civil liberties and attacks on newsrooms, offers a warning as the midterms approach.

Perhaps the most notorious figure of the 20th century, Adolf Hitler was the head of the National Socialist German Workers Party, the Nazi Party, and became dictator of Germany from the early 1930s until his suicide in 1945.

Dylan Douglas, the 26 year-old son of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones, makes his feature debut as the lead in the film. Also starring are, David Arquette, Harry Goodwins, and Lorenzo Antonucci. Johnny Abrahams, Jeremey Luke, Greg Finely, Graham Sibley Sharon Azrieli, Lexi Ephron and Aki Avni round out the cast.

This makes the PA’s constant branding of Israel as “Nazi” particularly obscene. Its officials and media hurl Nazi libels at the Jewish State while its own television glorifies a Palestinian icon who actually lived in Berlin during World War II and was a close ally of Hitler.

In 1933 the Oxford Union famously vetoed fighting for King and Country. A new book explores how their pacifism accelerated the coming conflict.

Some of Germany's biggest companies made enormous profits during Hitler's rule. From weapons manufacturers to chemical producers, banks and insurance companies, this documentary examines how businesses benefited from Nazi contracts,