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DESCRIPTION:“When\nOur Dictator Turns Up:” German and American Journalists
Respond to the Third\nReich\n\nWith\nAnn Millin\, Ph.D. \;Historians r
eflect upon the past in order to illuminate the present and make wise deci
sions about our future. The success of Nazi fascism depended in large part
upon the suppression of free speech and the absolute control of the press
as a vehicle for propaganda. Many German journalists collaborated\, some
resisted. Foreign correspondents struggled to report what they saw without
becoming unwilling mouthpieces for the regime. This talk will examine the
process by which the Nazis assaulted\, suppressed\, and replaced the free
press\, as well as tell the stories of German and American journalists wh
o dared to criticize the Führer and his party. The history of journalists
under the Third Reich is of profound importance for us today at a time whe
n journalists and the freedom of the press are once again under threat fro
m nationalists movements and authoritarian leaders worldwide.Free and open
to the public. Parking available in the Harrison\nlot (between University
Ave and S Crouse Ave). Communication Access Realtime\nTranslation (CART)
will be provided. If you have additional accommodation\nrequests\, please
contact \;suschoolofed@syr.edu \;or\n315.443.4696 by January 28.\n
\n \n Co-sponsored by the Syracuse\n University Humanities Center\, Th
e Lender Center for Social Justice\, the\n Department of Languages\, the
Department of History\, the Jewish Studies\n Program\, and the Department
of Languages\, Literatures\, and Linguistics.\n \n \n
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SUMMARY:“When Our Dictator Shows Up:” German and American Journalists Respo
nd to the Third Reich
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“When\nOur Dictator Turns Up:” German and A
merican Journalists Respond to the Third\nReich\n\nWith\nAnn Millin\, Ph.D
. \;
Historians reflect upon the past in order to illuminate the
present and make wise decisions about our future. The success of Nazi fas
cism depended in large part upon the suppression of free speech and the ab
solute control of the press as a vehicle for propaganda. Many German journ
alists collaborated\, some resisted. Foreign correspondents struggled to r
eport what they saw without becoming unwilling mouthpieces for the regime.
This talk will examine the process by which the Nazis assaulted\, suppres
sed\, and replaced the free press\, as well as tell the stories of German
and American journalists who dared to criticize the Führer and his party.
The history of journalists under the Third Reich is of profound importance
for us today at a time when journalists and the freedom of the press are
once again under threat from nationalists movements and authoritarian lead
ers worldwide.
Free and open to the public. Parking available in the Ha
rrison\nlot (between University Ave and S Crouse Ave). Communication Acces
s Realtime\nTranslation (CART) will be provided. If you have additional ac
commodation\nrequests\, please contact \;suschoolofed@syr.edu \;or\n315.443.4696 b
y January 28.
\n \n \n Co-sponsored by the Syracuse\n University
Humanities Center\, The Lender Center for Social Justice\, the\n Departm
ent of Languages\, the Department of History\, the Jewish Studies\n Progr
am\, and the Department of Languages\, Literatures\, and Linguistics.
\n \n \n
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