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(1/2) Die Kündigungen der Postbank betreffen die VVN/VdA (früher VVN Westberlin), den Bund der Antifaschist*innen (BdA) Treptow, den BdA Weißensee-Hohenschönhausen und den VVN-Landesverband Berliner VVN-BdA e. V.: berlin.vvn-bda.de/2026/02/post.... Der Hintergrund ist zwar unklar, da es sowas schon
Postbank kündigt Vereinen – Berliner Vereinigung der Verfolgten des Naziregimes –
Postbank kündigt Vereinen –
Postbank kündigt Konten von vier Berliner Vereinen der Vereinigung der Verfolgten des Naziregimes Bund der Antifaschist*innenDem Bund der Antifaschist*innen Treptow, der K...
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February 10, 2026 at 8:53 PM
(1/2) Die Kündigungen der Postbank betreffen die VVN/VdA (früher VVN Westberlin), den Bund der Antifaschist*innen (BdA) Treptow, den BdA Weißensee-Hohenschönhausen und den VVN-Landesverband Berliner VVN-BdA e. V.: berlin.vvn-bda.de/2026/02/post.... Der Hintergrund ist zwar unklar, da es sowas schon
Hope this works out, Matthias. I'm old enough to remember Vietnam being Lyndon Johnson's war. "Shaming" American policymakers like McNamara, Rumsfeld, Cheney has historically had fairly limited effect. Kissinger and Obama received Nobel Prizes. I'm not sure how much shame they felt.
February 4, 2026 at 11:03 AM
Hope this works out, Matthias. I'm old enough to remember Vietnam being Lyndon Johnson's war. "Shaming" American policymakers like McNamara, Rumsfeld, Cheney has historically had fairly limited effect. Kissinger and Obama received Nobel Prizes. I'm not sure how much shame they felt.
I got as far as the subtitle "Is it reasonable to invoke the memory of the horrors Frank suffered outside of a strictly Jewish context?" and thought of Imre Kertész, „Who owns Auschwitz?“, The Yale Journal of Criticism, Johns Hopkins University Press Volume 14, Number 1, Spring 2001, pp. 267-272.
January 28, 2026 at 5:26 AM
I got as far as the subtitle "Is it reasonable to invoke the memory of the horrors Frank suffered outside of a strictly Jewish context?" and thought of Imre Kertész, „Who owns Auschwitz?“, The Yale Journal of Criticism, Johns Hopkins University Press Volume 14, Number 1, Spring 2001, pp. 267-272.