SS-GB: why the renewed obsession with alternative Nazi histories?

Razer g2s at riseup.net
Tue Feb 21 06:59:57 PST 2017


Just vamping on the subject line, because the real version of Nazi 
history would dissuade too many Americans from 'alt-right' activities. 
All in all a stupid question not worth time spent in discussion.

Rr


On 02/20/2017 10:47 PM, Cecilia Tanaka wrote:
> SS-GB: why the renewed obsession with alternative Nazi histories?
>
> http://theconversation.com/ss-gb-why-the-renewed-obsession-with-alternative-nazi-histories-73157
>
> "The Nazis are, once again, a subject of considerable cultural 
> obsession. From The Man in the High Castle to the BBC's new adaptation 
> of SS-GB, counterfactual Nazi nightmares are very much in vogue. This 
> has happened once before, points out Sam Edwards – such alternative 
> histories also proliferated in the 1960s. So what's behind their return?"

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