Israel Should Strike Iran Across the Middle East, but Avoid Full-Scale War
Hybrid warfare.
September 4, 2024
Surprise! Leni Riefenstahl Was a Nazi
A documentary shatters the myth that she was an apolitical artist.
In the 1930s, Leni Riefenstahl (1902–2003) became the foremost director of propaganda films for the Third Reich, best known for her Triumph of the Will. Her work won her the admiration of Hitler and Goebbels, but also of numerous other filmmakers and critics who admired her cinematographic skill. After the war, she insisted that she was an apolitical artist and that she was shocked to find out about the depths of Nazi barbarism. A new documentary by Andres Veiel, based on extensive research into her personal papers, gives the lie to these unconvincing, but widely believed, claims. Kate Connolly writes:
September 4, 2024
Britain’s Latest Betrayal of Israel
Withholding weapons while Israelis bury their dead.
How Hamas Duped Pollsters into Exaggerating Its Popularity
Most Gazans are fed up with their terrorist government.
The Art of the Wedding Contract
Biblical verses, flowers, birds, and geometric designs.
Surprise! Leni Riefenstahl Was a Nazi
A documentary shatters the myth that she was an apolitical artist.