Sentences with phrase «on nazi»

Even more striking was her series of Holocaust images (2005), which rank with any art produced on the Nazi concentration camps.

He completed four book projects in the early 1990's: «Les voies ferrees, St. - Etienne et la plaine du Forez» (1990), on the first French railroad line; «19 Photographs» (1990), aluminum foil photographs; «Usines de Dentelle» (1993), and «Wolfsburg» (1994), on the Nazi origins of the Volkswagen factory in Wolfsburg, Germany.

And our co-operative mode delivers a unique storyline that's an all - new take on Nazi Zombies that we think fans are going to love.»

Think of it as a modern take on a Nazi - controlled area during WW2 with displaced citizens, propaganda and security petrols.

Imagine that spirit, that sense of chaos, claustrophobia and dread, placed into a WWII - era game about a raid on a Nazi stronghold.

What happens when you take four prisoners of war and set them loose on the Nazi war machine, which just so happens to be winning the war?

His wife, Elena, would rather spend a night playing Crash Bandicoot on the couch than fend off zombies on a Nazi U-boat hidden in the jungle.

Call Of Duty: WW2, then, is in truth a bit of a mixed bag, but it's survived thanks to the continued strength of the core multiplayer framework and the surprising spin on its Nazi Zombies offering which work hand - in - hand to balance out the dreadfully uninteresting campaign.

Wolfenstein The New Colossus takes place after the events of the first game, we see our hero B.J. Blascowicz taking on the Nazi Regime which is now widespread across the United States post WWII.

And when you complete the game through you unlock a special mode that brings on the Nazi Zombies.

With one quick wardrobe change, Violette takes on the Nazi Officer uniform and can easily infiltrate enemy ranks.

At the bottom of the official press release introducing the gaming world to Machine Games» Wolfenstein: The New Order, publisher Bethesda Softworks clarified its position on the Nazi regime's attempted genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.

The trailer shows our hero Blazkowicz and his group of resistance fighters as they unite and take on the Nazi legions.

The key to the enigma was unwittingly killed in an Allied raid on a Nazi stronghold in 1945... officially.

Flamboyant, brilliant, witty Noel Coward used his photographic memory and playboy persona to mask his clandestine fieldwork of observation and reporting on Nazi intelligence to his Canadian - born spymaster Sir William Stephenson, code - named «Intrepid» during the early part of the war.

You or your students can learn about other Nazi laws, including laws targeting groups other than Jews, such as the Gypsies and the disabled, by searching Yale Law School's The Avalon Project's archive of documents on Nazi conspiracy and aggression.

The powerpoint is to support activity 4, and is a simplified / edited version of a powerpoint on Nazi anti-semitic propaganda available separately on TES resources (by me).

Christoph Waltz does a variation on his Nazi baddie from «Inglorious Basterds,» to much lesser effect.

László Nemes» Son of Saul focuses on a group of Sonderkommando at Auschwitz, (the Jewish prisoners forced to work on the Nazi death camps) and in particular, Saul who amid the chaos of his situation, tries to find a rabbi to bury a child who is among one of the many dead from a recent gassing.

«Kelly's Heroes» (1970) U.S. soldiers sneak across enemy lines to get their hands on Nazi treasure.

Raiders receives the greatest emphasis via scenes like Indy on the Nazi truck.

Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious follows Ingrid Bergman's Alicia Huberman as she's asked to spy on a Nazi sympathizer (Claude Rains» Alexander Sebastian), with complications ensuing as Alicia's handler, Devlin (Cary Grant), finds himself growing more and more attracted to his charge.

«Darkest Hour» is not doddering Prime Minister Churchill hanging onto power by his fingernails, but somewhat younger Churchill, who takes on the Nazi threat, knowing the fate of the western world is at stake.

Rather, it displays a remarkable amount of intricacy to their mindsets and individual viewpoints on the Nazi defeat.

In this British comedy, three sailors accidentally get on a Nazi ship.

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I haven't heard of Scientology before, thus I can not judge how deep the film went, but so far that it went it was as chilling as watching a documentary on Nazi Germany.

Would it have been better for Spielberg to focus instead on a Nazi functionary — an «ordinary» man who is simply following orders?

Few reading this need a history lesson on the Nazi treatment of the Jews, and other minority groups such as gypsies and homosexuals, for it is basic high school history if nothing else.

I am going to burn down the cinema on Nazi night.

So I've written two books on Nazi medicine, and the goal there was not just to condemn them, but to see how in the world they came up with those ideas and those movements and how they justified them to themselves.

Other military histories followed and his book Barbarossa, on the Nazi - Soviet War, won critical acclaim.

There were some influential neo-paganists in the Nazi Party, such as Heinrich Himmler and Alfred Rosenberg, but they were a minority and their views had little influence on Nazi ideology and Hitler denounced Germanic paganism in his autobiographical «Mein Kampf» and condemned Rosenberg's and Himmler's paganism as «nonsense».

One of Britain's leading and most popular historians, Michael Burleigh made his mark producing award - winning documentaries and books on Nazi euthanasia.

Sacred Causes by Michael Burleigh HarperCollins, 557 pages, $ 27.95 One of Britain's leading and most popular historians, Michael Burleigh made his mark producing award - winning documentaries and books on Nazi euthanasia.

So much so that he had «Gott Mitt Uns» inscribed on the Nazi's belt buckle which translates to God is with Us.

Why the use of such a harsh term when there are still so many questions left unanswered regarding Pius» actions during the war years, and more than a half century later the Vatican recently announced that it could still not open its archives on Nazi «Papal relations for «technical» reasons.

The maternal grandfather of Canada's foreign affairs minister worked on a Nazi - operated newspaper.

American commanders had dismissed the local ground intelligence that pointed to a different conclusion on the Nazi German actions than what they thought likely.

In this week's roundup: A push for a new domestic terrorism law, Gonzo journalism on Nazis in Maine and a black activist saves a white supremacist.

From Churchill's nuclear predictions to Darwin's influence on the Nazis, four books explore the deeper levels of a history that continues to fascinate us

It's no wonder, then, that cinema returns to stories centered on Nazis time and time again; it's easy to root for good over evil when the evil is so extreme, so obvious, so utterly despicable as to be incomprehensible to any normal human being.

The story feels quite generic, you are essentially a lone wolf sniper set to take on the Nazis by yourself.

A grieving couple decide to take on the Nazis in this drab wartime thriller that's noticeably short on thrills.

And I don't really understand what the film is about: Is it an attack on the theatre, or is it an attack on Nazis?

We see his childhood, early start, problems with breaking mysteries of science, his relationships and later, taking on the Nazis and what became two variants of the nuclear bomb that changed the world for good.

Pedigree: Von Trier has been terrorizing the festival circuit for years with polarizing films like Breaking The Waves, Dancer In The Dark, and Dogville, and his enfant terrible status was reaffirmed at the infamous press conference for Melancholia, where his remarks on Nazis got him banned from Cannes.

When Inglourious Basterds was released, Daniel Mendelsohn wrote a scathing Newsweek essay in which he argued that Tarantino, by creating a film in which Jews exact revenge on Nazis, was equating the victim with the victimizer.

When an American woman, Charlie St. Clair, launches a search for her lost French cousin, who might have been spying on the Nazis, readers are drawn into an intriguing web of mystery and tension — stretching all the way back to the Alice Network of female spies in WWI.

The lack of online leaderboards is a letdown, but players who enjoy the challenge of trying to top a local leaderboard while beating up on some Nazis will find enjoyment here.