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United States broadcast journalist who was in Berlin at the outbreak of World War II (1904-1993)

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William Lawrence Shirer

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"I myself was to experience how easily one is taken in by a lying and censored press," Shirer recalled.

Propaganda: fight for the Minds of Children: For the better part of a century, the total state in its various permutations has sought to build its legitimacy by both using and targeting children in propaganda campaigns

Third Reich by William Shirer. She continued, very slowly now: "So, Hitler believed he was following a moral imperative, doing the right thing, when he set out to strengthen the German community by eliminating all non-Aryans?"

Interpretation's moral imperative: if interpretation is grounded in moral imperatives, what are they, and how are they communicated in our interpretive policies, practices, administration, professional training and evaluation?

Historian William Shirer exemplified what is, for Styron, this critical negligence when in 1961 he characterized the Holocaust and its camps as symptoms of Adolf Hitler's murderous Jew-hatred, a campaign of execution created by an "evil genius, one of the crudest, most bloodthirsty and barbarous tyrants who ever lived" (4).

The plantation-Auschwitz tradition: forced labor and free markets in the novels of William Styron

Hassel, 2004; Klemme, Hausafus, & Shirer, 2005).

Evaluating extension-based adult education for agricultural labor supervisors

Shirer's Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, by George Romoser of Ohio State University.

Breaking the silence: the beginning of holocaust education in America

Shirer's "Rise and Fall of the Third Reich'' and began his historical odyssey, first with World War II, which he says was a continuation of World War I, and then worked his way through the Civil War and the Franco-Prussian War, but never quite got to the Revolutionary War in his youth.

The redcoats are returning on Nov. 7!; Historical re-enactors to present free talk

Dorothy Thompson, William Shirer, Bella Fromm, Howard K.

History is Only Inevitable in Retrospect

Shirer, Tongia, GS-14; AFCAA/FMI--Joint Base Andrews

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Shirer; news coverage of the war including speeches by Adolf Hider, Winston Churchill, Pope Pius XI, Franklin D.

Notes for notes

The novel is sprinkled with some real persons, such as William Shirer at the start of his career.

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