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James Davis
James Davis is hilarious and arguably one of L.A.'s hottest comedians. Born and raised in South Los Angeles, James was blessed with comedic inspiration from his friends and past classmates from Crossroads High School in Santa Monica. Still considered one of the fresh faces in Hollywood, James has appeared in Hell Date, Russell Simmons Presents Stand Up at The El Rey, Pit Boss and written for the last six BET Awards and last five BET Hip Hop Awards. He also was a writer for Season 2 of Hell Date and a consultant on The Tony Rock Project. When he's not stealing the spotlight on stage, James also performs at colleges and universities across the nation. He has hosted rap/comedy concerts featuring Drake, Big Sean, J. Cole, and Ryan Leslie.
James is not only winning fans on stage and screen; he's winning fans on the internet as well. His parody Baracka Flacka Flames – Head of the State was named #2 viral video of 2010 by AOL and has over 10 million views on the web. The popular spoof even landed James on Inside Edition and The New York Times. Since then, James has released numerous viral sketches on YouTube and become a regular on Will Ferrell's Funny Or Die website where he gained notoriety for his Kobe Bryant Parodies. James recently has become a regular on the E! channel's Chelsea Lately, has a re-occuring role on BET's Real Husbands of Hollywood, and will appear in the return of Nick Cannon's Wildn Out and Lil Duval's "Ain't That America" on MTV 2 this summer.
Tone Bell
Tone will next be seen starring in NBC's freshman comedy, Good Fortune, produced by Rashida Jones. Prior to Good Fortune, Tone toplined NBC's freshman comedy Truth Be Told, executive produced by Will Packer and DJ Nash. This is in addition to selling an untitled half-hour scripted comedy based on his life to FX, which he co-created, is writing and executive producing, and will star in. Tone also has a recurring role as Scott Evans, the brash editor at Central City Picture News, in The Flash on The CW.
Gina Yashere
Gina broke onto the American comedy scene with her appearances on Last Comic Standing (NBC), where she made it to the final 10. She is also know in the US for her regular, hilarious appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC), as Madame Yashere, The Surly Psychic.
What you don't know is that Gina Yashere's sellout live appearances are legendary. Her bombastic delivery, infectious personality and cheeky observations have wowed audiences not just in the UK and the US but also in Japan, Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, Canada, South Africa, and all over Europe.
Gina hails from London via Nigerian parents and shoots from the hip. Her unique take on being both a cultural insider and outsider never fails to raise the roof. Following an early career as a elevator engineer, Yashere made her comedy debut at the Edinburgh Festival in 1996. The show sold out almost immediately and overnight both audiences and critics were smitten.
Since those early heady days, Gina has continued to take the comedy world by storm and is now one of the most highly sought after comics in the UK and the US, selling out theatres all over the UK, releasing her critically acclaimed DVD 'Skinny B*tch', and making numerous appearances on TV, radio, and the big screen.
Her TV appearances have included her own 1 hour Comedy Special 'Skinny B*tch '(SHOWTIME), The Jay Leno Show (NBC), The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (NBC), Last Comic Standing (NBC), Chelsea Lately (E!), Live at Gotham (Comedy Central), Def Comedy Jam (HBO), Comics Unleashed (ABC), The Mobo Awards (UK Host), Mock The week (BBC UK), The Lenny Henry Show (BBC UK), and The Celebrity Fame Academy (BBC UK). Radio shows have ranged from her own BBC Radio London Show to critically acclaimed radio Sketch show-The Powder Room (BBC Radio UK).
Feature films have included Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Mr. in Between. She has also appeared on the West-End stage in The Vagina Monologues.
She has also performed numerous times at the prestigious Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal and Toronto, and at HBO and TBS's The Comedy Festival in Las Vegas. It's a wonder she found the time to pick up her 3rd award in a row for "Best Female" at the recent Black Entertainment & Comedy Awards (UK).
Gina recently played a principal character in the TV series in the UK entitled 'Married Single Other' which is currently being aired on ITV in the UK, and in Australia.
Gina currently resides in Los Angeles and tours non-stop around the world.
Tracie Walker
Traci is the kind of female comic i really enjoy. She is smart and unapologetic
with just a little bit of an edge. She's also the kind of comic who doesn't walk
away from playing a room because it is difficult; she embraces the challenge
and does well even with the deck stacked against her. She is described as empowering
and inspirational and funny for keeping it real sharing her life experiences.
A native Georgia, she was nominated Best Female Comedian at the Atlanta Comedy
Awards. She has put on a one woman comedy show called Traci Walker: Just
Talking. Competes in several comedy contest. And Debuted on the big screen in
the independent movie "Open Mic" at the Montreal Comedy festival.
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Dr. Molina has helped me more in the last year than any number if people have in my previous 35. She saved me, and my marriage.
Staff was rude . Appointment schedule was a joke. Numerous changes of date and time. Terrible communication. Dr. does not have a good 'bedside manner'. Came for testing and then told they needed more visits.
If there are changes to appointment times, it is often to move an appointment to an earlier date. There is often a waiting list to get in to our clinic, so as other patients reschedule appointments are moved up. If this individual came for "testing" then it sounds like the individual had a basic misunderstanding of psychiatric care--I am a psychiatrist. I write medications and occasionally do some psychotherapy. I am not trained to do psychological testing.
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I usually wear black, but I only jump for joy when I find a really hot colored mascara: especially purples!
complete ditto
I'm Asian with jet black hair, so I always look for blackest of black. Dior Blackout mascara is my absolute favorite by far.
Auburn! Which is so hard to find. But it really looks best on redheads, even brown looks too harsh on me (although I'll wear black for going out at night and extra drama). Max Factor 2000 Calorie had a great auburn which is really hard to get in the US now.
Brown for everyday. Black for more formal events.
Same with me, brown doesn't look too harsh for a neutral every day make-up, whereas black is for glamour.
I love blue mascara, because it makes my green eyes look super bright. :] I have some green and teal mascara that's nice too. If I'm going the black route, I prefer the blackest of black.
Grey mascara is great, thats what I usually wear.
What brand of grey mascara do you like and use?
I have blonde hair and blue eyes. I know a lot of times they recommend brown but I still opt for as black as I can find.
I always take Black. I have pretty dark hair and black lashes, so that makes the most sense. I once tried brown, bit it lookes strange against my hair and eyebrows.
I usually wear black mascara. I used to wear brown for years but Dutch drugstores hardly sell brown mascaras anymore. I also love grey mascara, which is also a very hard to find color. MAC had a grey Zoomlash in the Flighty collection last month, so I got a couple of those.
Wow, that sounds like a color I could try and not be too disappointed by! I never knew that grey was an option in a mascara. 🙂
I like really black and green. Good green ones are so hard to find! But they make my dark eyes pop, specially now that i have dark red hair.
I have fair skin, light brown eyebrows and light brown hair with rapidly increasing silver highlights. The best mascara color for me is brown; always, because black looks too harsh and fake on me; nowhere near glamorous!
I have blonde hair and blue eyes, but i wear black mascara all the time, because it give the pop to my eyes 🙂
I usually use black or brown, I'm not too particular. I have a bright green one to try out for event makeup, excited to try it for our gig tomorrow (I'm in a community samba band and our colours are bright yellow and green!).
I like having a mascara wardrobe. Black volumizing mascara for night and for days when I want my lashes to take center stage. Brown lengthening for most days. I love auburn and plum to emphasize my green eyes. However, I never buy my black mascara, I rely on 100 and 500 point perks from Sephora for those, but I drop a pretty penny for a good brown since most brands don't carry it any more. I still miss the days when I could buy taupe mascara since I am a fair blonde with blonde lashes and brows; any color mascara is a lot on me.
I have the same problem! My brows & lashes are VERY light blonde, YUCK! I usually wear blackest black, regardless of recommendations. Mavala & YSL make purple mascara's that look great on blondes, I also like blue but good one's are hard to find. I recently tried the UD Big Fatty in one of the bright turquoise/blue shades but the formula was horrid & the colour looked rediculous! Blonde lashes are very fine, due to less melatonin(?) so you need super lash building formula's. No problem with length, thank goodness! You have to be REALLY careful to make sure to darken the roots really well with the mascara or use extra eye liner with shadow over that, or you get this very OBVIOUS blonde line, kind of like when dark roots show on people w/lightened hair. You used to be able to get grey to charcoal (or soft black) mascara pretty easily but they don't seem to make the grey too much anymore. I loved the way darker greys looked. Colored one's have to be darker because the colour it is, is the colour your lashes will be! For years I could NEVER find eyebrow pencils etc. that looked good on super fair blondes but now they have taupes that work well. Brown's tend to make your eyebrows look orangey. Lancome has a bronze eyeliner that makes blue eyes really pop! Unfortunately the cosmetic industry seems to cater to many different complexions but they seem to have completely forgotten about us really light blondes these days! 🙁
blue- Stendahl (made in France) my all time favorite blue colored mascara
Used to use black but switched to Chanel Inmitible in Violet/ Benefit Plum mascara a few months ago and now my green eyes POP!!! If you tend to have blue/green eyes, MAC eye pencil in Prussian and Chanel Inmitible in Violet is a BEAUTIFUL combination!
Blackest of black for me but I LOVE colored mascaras such as purple or blue on my lower lashes for a pop of color. 😀
I've never tried it, but I voted for other because of grey mascara. Just thinking about it sounds so cool! It's not as harsh as black, but not as common as brown. I missed out on getting the one from Flighty I think it was… but I for sure am still on the hunt! Does anyone have a recommendation?
YSL Effet Faux Cils in Sublime Grey♥
I love really dark black mascara. It makes my boring brown eyes stand out way more.
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Volunteers are at the heart of The Works Festival. Without volunteers like you, North America's largest free outdoor art and design festival couldn't happen! We work closely with volunteers to provide the training and education needed to help us make art accessible to the public and to ensure that every volunteer has a unique, exciting and personally fulfilling experience.
The Works needs a ton of volunteers during the 13-day festival, and we'd love to have you join us then! However, we also have many year round opportunities, including joining planning committees, helping with fundraisers and special events, and individual office and remote roles in marketing and administration.
The Works festival volunteers make our 13-day festival at the beginning of every summer come to life, interacting with patrons, talking about art and design, providing information, and ensuring the festival runs smoothly and is a great experience. Check out the positions below, as well as the TART program for extra-dedicated volunteers, and pre-festival opportunities happening in May and June. Don't forget: volunteering comes with amazing perks and is a ton of fun!
Festival volunteer positions include:
Exhibit Crew – engage with the art and patrons
Greeter – be the first face patrons see on the Square! Greet the public, answer questions, and monitor donations.
Family Programs – Assist children and adults alike in creating their own art
Gallery and Info Crew – supply information to patrons, assist with the sale of Works items
Art Market Crew – Assist artists as required and provide relief
Grounds Maintenance – Keep the outdoor site environmentally friendly and attractive
Works Patio Gate crew – Monitor crowds and ensure adherence to Patio rules, help keep the Patio clean
Works Patio Serving Tent – Meet AGLC requirements, ID patrons, sell and serve beverages
Special Events Crew – Assist with set up and running receptions, artist talks, etc.
Volunteer Administration Crew – Assist fellow volunteers with registration, schedules, perks and snacks
Pre-Festival Positions:
Installation Crew – Assist with preparation of installing exhibits and Festival materials
Outdoor Site Crew – Set up and take down tents and signage at the Festival site
Marketing Street Team – help us promote the Festival by participating alongside Works staff at volunteer fairs, farmers' markets, and other community events. Talk to potential patrons and volunteers, open the door for conversations about art and design, and help us distribute marketing and volunteer recruitment materials such as posters and handbills!
Awesome Perks of Volunteering:
- An exclusive Works volunteer T-shirt
- Up-to-date info about The Works Society and events
- Daily snacks, refreshments, and even free meals!
- Exciting prizes: daily draws, rewards for milestone numbers of hours, and more
- A post-festival appreciation party
You'll also be able to enjoy…
- Contributing to Edmonton's vibrant cultural and festival scene, making downtown a more dynamic, exciting place to live and work
- Meeting amazing people – including Works artists, staff, and other volunteers!
- Learning about local, national, and international art & design
- Adding volunteer experience to your resume
Some Things to Know:
- Some positions require a Police Information Check and all applications will be subject to a security screening including contacting references you provide
- Minors aged 13 - 17 are welcome to volunteer; however written parental consent is required
- Festival volunteers are asked to commit to a minimum of 10 hours over the 13 days
- Orientation sessions for all volunteers are provided
Looking for a more in-depth experience? The TART (Training in ART) program offers more comprehensive orientations beginning earlier in the season, equipping volunteers to play a more active role in the festival.
TART Volunteers have opportunities to:
- Lead patrons on tours around the festival site
- Receive deeper art interpretation training to promote meaningful conversations about art with patrons and other volunteers
- Become a leader within the volunteer team to support and assist in orienting other volunteers
- Learn about and participate in various aspects of Festival planning, preparation and operations
- Meet, support, and work with Festival artists
- Provide suggestions for improvement and growth of the festival
The Works year-round volunteers ensure we have the momentum and resources to make our 13-day festival a huge success, as well as supporting the events we run year-round. There are numerous positions and terms of involvement – see below for more!
Committee Members: Beginning in January, we assemble festival planning committees. The 2014 Special Events Committee conceived of the popular new event series, Roving Receptions, which brought the community to a new exhibit each day to learn about the art, participate in fun activities, and win awesome door prizes. If you want to work with like-minded individuals to make the festival come alive, contact us about joining a committee!
Festival Operations: Social media gurus, fund development geniuses, and marketing whizzes wanted to contribute their skills to enhance The Works festival public profile.
Graphic Design: Help us create dynamic, eye catching images for online content, and posters and information pamphlets for use throughout the year.
Special Events: Throughout the year, we hold various fundraisers, exhibits, and events. If you want to participate for a day at a time at these events in roles such as setting up a reception or staffing a casino, we'd love to hear from you.
Street Team: Join staff members at volunteer fairs and community events to promote festival and volunteer opportunities, and help us promote the special events that take place throughout the year by distributing posters and talking to potential patrons!
Contact the Volunteer Department
Full Festival volunteer application form HERE!
Contact us at The Works office:
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10635 – 95th St. NW Edmonton, AB T5H 2C3
Phone: 780.426.2122 (ext. 230)
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A historian says thousands of Hitler's soldiers had mixed heritage. Does it matter? Now, Bryan Mark Rigg the 31-year-old professor of history at the online American Military University, who recently received a Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge, has just published a book on Nazi Germany that some historians are calling pathbreaking. This month, the University Press of Kansas releases Hitler's Jewish Soldiers: The Untold Story of Nazi Racial Laws and Men of Jewish Descent in the German Military, on which Mr. Rigg has been laboring since his sophomore year of college.
Controversy has shadowed his work for years. Articles about Mr. Rigg's research in the London Daily Telegraph, The New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times in late 1996 and 1997 -- when he was just starting graduate school -- brought it exceptionally high visibility for such an embryonic dissertation. It also brought him into contact with the people who would form the core of his study: the several hundred soldiers of partly Jewish origin in the Nazi military who told him their extraordinary stories.
Michael Berenbaum, former director of the Research Institute of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and editor of Witness to the Holocaust (HarperCollins, 1997), calls Hitler's Jewish Soldiers "startling and unexpected." An "invaluable contribution," he says in a blurb for the book, it "is bound to discomfort all those who work in the field," and has much to teach "even the most experienced of scholars."
Other historians see Mr. Rigg's work as sensationalistic and distorted, and its author as publicity-hungry. The broadcast of a feature about the book on NBC's Dateline in June is unlikely to assuage those critics. In any case, the highly anticipated publication is sure to throw many readers for a loop and spark a vigorous discussion among scholars.
Mr. Rigg says he "couldn't have done it" if he were a more traditional historian. He went to extraordinary lengths to collect the oral testimonies of more than 400 soldiers in the Nazi army, persuading them to give him their personal documents: army papers, personnel files, government letters, diaries -- documents, he and others believe, that no one had examined before.
What surfaces in those papers, and in Mr. Rigg's in-depth interviews, is a glimpse into how the several thousand men of partial Jewish origin who served in Hitler's army saw themselves -- how they felt about their Germanness, their Jewishness, the war, the Holocaust, and their own participation therein. Mr. Rigg estimates that there were upwards of 100,000 such "Mischlinge" -- German for mixed-blood or half-breed -- as they were known in Nazi parlance, and possibly as many as 150,000, a calculation that some of his critics regard as wildly overblown.
The key to his research was gaining the confidence of his subjects. That is what opened a door to the heretofore largely obscure chapter in 20th-century history that he has unearthed. It is a story that had not been told in systematic fashion, until now.
Discouraging Words
Embarking on his research as an undergraduate at Yale University, Mr. Rigg received more than his share of discouragement. Don't bother, his professors told him. There may be a smattering of such individuals, they said, but hardly a critical mass. How would you find them? And even if you could, what purpose would it serve?
Henry Turner, a professor of history at Yale who wrote Hitler's Thirty Days to Power (Addison-Wesley, 1996), was one of the naysayers. "I didn't think it could be done. I told him he was wasting his time. Where would one find the evidence?"
Such disparagement, Mr. Rigg says, is what drove him on. With every brushoff, he became more determined to prove his professors wrong, no matter what the cost. "I did the whole thing on a dare," he says in his robust Texan drawl.
What began as a desire to prove something to his professors became something larger, however. The more he learned about these soldiers -- and how little-known their part in the war was -- the more passionately he began to feel that the chronicling of their history depended on him.
"If I didn't tell these stories," he says, his voice rising with enthusiasm, "nobody would."
That passion for his subject -- and his subjects -- comes through in Hitler's Jewish Soldiers but radiates even more powerfully in conversation. Mr. Rigg's study is as much a personal quest as an academic matter. While in Germany in 1992, studying language at the Goethe Institute and doing research into his family origins, Mr. Rigg happened upon some records indicating that his mother's ancestry included Jews. For a boy from a Protestant "Bible church" in Fort Worth that came as a shock.
But Mr. Rigg welcomed the news, and eventually even got his churchgoing mother interested in the family's Judaic roots, of which the family had been entirely unaware. (Hanging in her suburban Dallas house is a placard that says "Shalom, y'all!") In order to learn about the Jewish tradition -- not something he was versed in at the Fort Worth Christian Academy -- Mr. Rigg later went to Israel and enrolled in a yeshiva, where he studied Judaism and intensive Hebrew.
His Jewish ancestry was not the only discovery Mr. Rigg made in Germany that summer. One evening, he went to see the movie Europa, Europa, the harrowing story of Shlomo Perel, a German Jew who escaped his homeland after the Nazis seized power, made his way east to the Soviet Union, was captured by the German army, and then, to save his life, assumed the identity of a non-Jewish German soldier.
Sitting next to Mr. Rigg in the theater that night was an aging man who helped translate the dialogue for him. Later, over drinks, the gentleman related his own story, which bore more than a passing resemblance to Perel's. One-quarter Jewish, the man had served in the Wehrmacht on the Russian front.
That evening was it for Mr. Rigg; the seed of curiosity had been planted. Picking a dissertation topic often comes at a late stage in one's doctoral program -- indeed, for many, excruciatingly late -- but Mr. Rigg had, in effect, decided on his topic the summer after his freshman year.
Race Against Time
When he got back to Yale he began to map out his senior essay. If he could locate more Jews or part-Jews who had served in the German army and chronicle their stories, he thought, he would have his paper. But he was up against the clock: Such men, if they existed, would be near the end of their lives.
Though he was able to identify only a handful of living Wehrmacht veterans of Jewish descent by the time he was a junior, he secured money from Yale to spend a year in Germany between his junior and senior years. Determined to track down at least 30 such men, he shouldered a video camera, a laptop and small printer, and a duffel bag, and bicycled from town to town all over Germany.
That was characteristic behavior, say several of Mr. Rigg's professors, who have been struck by his tenacity. Paula E. Hyman, a professor of history at Yale and author of Gender and Assimilation in Modern Jewish History (University of Washington Press, 1995), recalls a paper that he wrote for her in which he cited a number of State Department documents. When she asked him where, precisely, he had found his sources, he told her matter-of-factly that he had gone to Washington and consulted the original papers. "Most undergraduates don't do that," she says with a chuckle. "That was when I realized that he was very serious about his research."
Over the next two years, by reading the scarce literature in German on the Mischlinge and doing news-database searches, he was able to document 30 men and contact them. Almost without exception, they welcomed him into their homes, let him interview them, and showed him their papers and personal documents from the war.
Often he felt as if he were being ushered into the innermost chambers of their lives. Several veterans revealed things to him about their histories and experiences that they'd never told even their wives or children. Many had hidden their partial Jewish ancestry -- and their anguish over that tortured identity -- from their families. "Please don't let my wife know," several of his subjects pleaded -- with their wives in the next room.
"These were things some of them hadn't discussed for 50 years," says Mr. Rigg.
Perhaps most helpful of all, virtually all of them offered the names of others for him to interview, then helped him find them. The project was mushrooming. Thirty subjects eventually became 430.
Mr. Turner, the initially skeptical Yale professor, recalls Mr. Rigg's appearing at his office door in January 1994, 20 pounds lighter. "He had a huge rucksack that he dropped on the floor and started pulling these documents out of it -- documents people had been giving him. And I said, 'Okay, I give up. You can write that as your senior essay.'"
Suddenly Jewish
As bizarre as it might seem that people of Jewish origin could have taken up arms in Hitler's army and acted on behalf of a regime bent on slaughtering Jews, the story is more complicated and ambiguous than that -- which is where much of the controversy comes in.
German Jews, unlike many of their Eastern European counterparts, tended to be highly assimilated. Most of them were educated, professional, and urban. They saw themselves -- and, until the National Socialist takeover, were largely seen -- as German, as part of the national culture. Indeed, many of them had served in the German military in World War I. They were patriotic. Some were even antagonistic toward the Eastern European Jews who began to migrate to Germany after the war, seeing them as backward, parochial, and insular.
By the early 20th century, intermarriage was not unusual. Thus the appearance of numerous Mischlinge, as they came to be known by the Nazis. For many Mischlinge, serving in the Wehrmacht was a matter of survival -- a way of fitting in rather than sticking out, a potential shield against extermination. For others, however -- particularly those with more tenuous Jewish roots -- it was an expression of genuine nationalism. Not that they subscribed to Nazi ideology, but they felt a deep loyalty to the German nation and wanted to serve it, Mr. Rigg argues.
When the Nazis took power and undertook to create the racial state, there was a good deal of confusion over what exactly to do with these Mischlinge. According to the Nuremberg racial laws of 1935, anyone with one Jewish grandparent was, in the eyes of the Reich, a Jew -- in possession of bad "blood" and ultimately eligible for killing. At the same time, however, the Nazis made exceptions for many Mischlinge soldiers, seeing them as useful servants in the war effort.
Besides, many such Mischlinge had demonstrated ample loyalty to the German state. What to do with them?
With the enactment of the racial laws, those Mischlinge who had never considered their part-Jewish provenance of much significance were forced into a shocking awareness of their "Jewish" identity. What did it mean for an assimilated -- in many cases baptized -- German, with one or two Jewish grandparents, to be told that he was "Jewish," and therefore not "German"? Mischlinge identity was further complicated by Jewish religious law, known as Halakhah, according to which Jewish identity is matrilineal: If your mother is Jewish, so are you; if just your father is Jewish, you are not, unless you convert.
For the Nazis, Mischlinge were of questionable "Aryan" provenance. As Mr. Rigg puts it in his book, "Similar to Halakhah, Nazi doctrine said Jewishness is inherited" -- with the difference that Hitler didn't care which side the Jewish "blood" came through.
But how did the Mischlinge identify themselves? That is a question, Mr. Rigg believes, that has been largely ignored. The scant attention paid to the subject has been based on official Nazi discourse on the one hand, and Halakhic debate on the other. He saw a need to explore what these German citizens thought and felt themselves, to document their experiences in their own words. In so doing, he hoped to fill a void in the historical record.
The answers he found in his 1,000-plus hours of interviews were at once illuminating and perplexing: all over the map, yet a compelling collective testimony.
One man he interviewed had lived in a Nazi-imposed Jewish ghetto and witnessed several executions of Jews. He joined the anti-Nazi resistance, only to find himself later serving as a cook in the Nazi army. His sergeant saved his life, helping him conceal his Jewish ancestry.
Others Mr. Rigg interviewed knew nothing of the Final Solution -- the Nazi plan for liquidating the Jewish population -- until late in the war, when they began to learn of some of their own Jewish relatives' being butchered. The turmoil this caused many of them was unbearable.
'Not a Bombshell'
"I can't imagine what difference [this research] would make," says Peter Gay, a professor emeritus of history at Yale and author of My German Question: Growing Up in Nazi Berlin (Yale University Press, 1999), who was one of the professors who discouraged Mr. Rigg early on. "I could be quite unimaginative, but I just don't see it." Mr. Gay declines to elaborate.
David Cesarani, a professor of modern Jewish history at Southampton University, in England, and editor of The Final Solution: Origins and Implementation (Routledge, 1994), concurs. Mr. Rigg's research, he says in an e-mail message, is "of little significance to understanding either the Third Reich or the persecution and mass murder of the Jews."
What's more, he contends, it's "unoriginal." Even if Mr. Rigg has added "detail" to existing knowledge, he says, the thesis itself is nothing new. "The paradoxes of Nazi policy are well known."
"This is not a bombshell," says Raul Hilberg, a professor emeritus of history at the University of Vermont and author of The Politics of Memory: The Journey of a Holocaust Historian (Ivan R. Dee Publishers, 1996). "We have known that there were thousands of [Mischlinge] in the German army." He views Mr. Rigg's claim that there were upwards of 100,000 of them as "preposterous."
"This mathematics escapes me," he says. "Great caution is required here."
Mr. Rigg says he based his figure on birth records, mixed-marriage rates, and assimilation figures (both those who converted to Christianity and those who ceased identifying themselves as Jews), and consultations with statisticians and mathematicians. "It is a conservative estimate," he says.
While he is not the first scholar to have written about the Mischlinge -- there have been journal articles and monographs in German -- his supporters point out that never before has there been a book-length study of the subject in English. Neither has there been a systematic oral history of the Mischlinge, a canvass of their personal testimonies.
"I think it addresses a very important point -- that the racial ideology of the Nazis was unworkable even in their own hands," says Mr. Turner. The racial policies of the Third Reich were supposed to be objective and automatic, but Hitler was so obsessed with "Aryan blood" that he would turn away from running the war and the Holocaust to specify the policies and work them out -- sometimes, down to the individual level, approving some cases, rejecting others. Mr. Rigg's book, Mr. Turner says, gets to the heart of the matter.
"It's certainly original," says Christopher R. Browning, a professor of history at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and author of The Path to Genocide: Essays on Launching the Final Solution (Cambridge University Press, 1992). Obtaining as many interviews as Mr. Rigg did is highly unusual in studying Nazi history, he says. In examining "the lived experiences" of the Mischlinge, Mr. Browning says, the book will "illuminate a dark corner" of history and provide a "texture of one aspect of life under the Third Reich that we know very little about."
Jonathan Steinberg, a professor of modern European history at the University of Pennsylvania and author of All or Nothing: The Axis and the Holocaust 1941-1943 (Routledge, 1990), was Mr. Rigg's dissertation supervisor at Cambridge. The doctoral research is "like no other Ph.D. I've ever read," he says. And Mr. Rigg is like no other student he has ever had. He was "knocked over" when he first saw Mr. Rigg's room, "full of all these iron crosses and pictures and personal letters and diaries and bits of uniforms." The student had "collected this stuff" not as part of his Ph.D., Mr. Steinberg says, but in a "personal quest."
Indeed, Mr. Steinberg was so taken by the array of documents that he wanted to see it preserved. He contacted the German government and arranged for Mr. Rigg's expanding collection to be housed in an official archive, where it would be properly secured and could serve as a resource for further research. The Bryan Mark Rigg Collection is now at the Bundesarchiv-Militararchiv, in Freiburg.
"Is it of earth-shaking significance? No," says Ms. Hyman, the Yale history professor. But "most doctoral dissertations, most historical research -- if they tell an interesting story, can we expect much more?"
Stop the Presses
One recurring criticism of Mr. Rigg has to do with his having gone to the news media with his story while he was still a graduate student. The effect of disclosing his research to the press, says Southampton's Mr. Cesarani, was galvanic. "This is not the way most historians behave -- least of all Ph.D. candidates."
Mr. Hilberg echoes that concern, calling Mr. Rigg a "publicity hound."
It wasn't Mr. Rigg's idea to go to the press -- it was Mr. Steinberg's. "The problem was that he had no way of reaching his potential interviewees," the dissertation supervisor says. They were "strewn all over Germany," most of them unaware of Mr. Rigg's existence. "There was no registry of them, no way he could get to them -- unless he went public."
So, in 1996, Mr. Steinberg contacted a reporter at the Daily Telegraph, a former student of his, and arranged a meeting for Mr. Rigg. The ensuing newspaper article, which reached Germany, occasioned several hundred letters. People with similar stories to tell, but who had said nothing for decades, suddenly wanted to talk. (There was one additional motivation for going to the press, Mr. Rigg says: By laying claim to his research in public, he hoped to avoid being scooped by another scholar.)
"This is in no way an ordinary Ph.D." and should not be compared to one, Mr. Steinberg says. With no archive, no list of names, Mr. Rigg had no choice, his adviser says, but to "rest almost entirely on the good will" of his subjects, who gave him their personal records. "How was he to find them otherwise?"
As for the academic quality of Mr. Rigg's work, Mr. Steinberg says it has passed "the highest possible scrutiny."
What's in a Title?
It's not the mere fact of Mr. Rigg's having taken his findings to the press that irks some critics. Richard J. Evans, a professor of modern history at Cambridge and author of Lying about Hitler (Basic Books, 2001), says in an e-mail message that while he regards the new book as an important contribution, he thinks that its author and publisher are engaging in sensationalism by giving it a "wholly misleading title."
Even many of the book's enthusiasts are unhappy about its title. "They weren't 'Jewish soldiers,'" Mr. Steinberg says. "It's a gimmick."
As Mr. Rigg's study itself demonstrates, most of his subjects never thought of themselves as Jewish. What does it mean to label them that way?
"It is to become complicit in the Nazis' own racist doctrines," says Omer Bartov, a professor of history at Brown University and author of Hitler's Army: Soldiers, Nazis, and War in the Third Reich (Oxford University Press, 1991).
Mr. Rigg himself wanted the word "Jewish" to appear in quotation marks in the title, he says, precisely to convey a sense of the label's problematic nature. But his publisher persuaded him to drop the quotemarks, he says. The "provocative, shocking" title was a self-conscious act on the part of the Kansas press, he says -- one that, in the end, he's comfortable with.
The Road Ahead
The controversy isn't likely to derail Mr. Rigg. He has already completed another volume, about the writing of his first one, tentatively titled In Search of Hitler's Jewish Soldiers. As for his professional future, he's uncertain -- and ambivalent.
With the stir he and his book are about to make, academic offers could be forthcoming. While his full-time teaching job with the for-profit American Military University, based in Manassas, Va., allows him the flexibility to work from home, spend time with his infant daughter, and promote his book, it's unclear whether it is the sort of career he wants in the long term.
But getting his Ph.D. was more of a means to do the research and write the book, Mr. Rigg says, than a ticket to an academic career. While he is in no way shy about the attention he is receiving, he wrote the book, he says, simply to tell the stories of the men he has discovered.
"It took a kid from Texas" to tell this story, against the advice of some of the most prominent scholars in the field, he says. Hitler's Jewish Soldiers could prove to be his academic oeuvre, he adds. "I might not have another scholarly book in me."
Like Herr Schicklegruber.
It seems like most of these "Jewish Nazis" were Germans who had some Jewish ancestors, but who did not consider themselves Jewish. Is a baptised Jew still a Jew, or is he now a Christian?
I didn't think I'd find anyone here that read Rosenbaum's book. Took me a while to digest it, some gristle, but it made me think. A lot.
A terrible thought: how many Jews in the Kaiser's army took a bullet for Cpl. Hitler when the latter was a message runner?
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These two characters were the best of friends and used to enjoy shocking everyone with their war stories and jokes about lamp shades and other things that would now be branded offensive.
They were not enthusastic supporters of the third reich and committed acts of sabotage during their service to the fatherland. According to them this was common place among German soliders in the regular army. They stole supplies, threw hand grenades down the smoke stacks of tug boats, disabled vehicles, all in good fun and trying to get out of combat.
"Jewishness" is matrilinial -- ie you are Jewish if your mother is Jewish. Your mother is Jewish if HER mother was Jewish, and so on. So you can be Jewish under the Israeli "Law of Return", even if you and your parents have never been practicing Jews, as long as your lineage is correct
Any roadblocks and criticisms of this young man in his quest because of the Jewish subject are disgusting.
I found this article quite fascinating. I hope Mr. Riggs does well with his book and puts the denyers and naysayers to shame.
You can also take the definition of a Jew spelled out in Israel's right of return. Or whether these soldiers would have been eligible for reparations if they had gone to the camps instead of enlisting or being drafted in the Wehrmacht. In both cases the answer is yes, they are Jews. So if the state of Israel considers them Jews, who is to say they were not? Could be some of their kids even live in Israel after having been granted citizenship based on their heritage.
According to this website there were a few Jews in the French Charlemagne SS division:
"Charlemange consisted mainly of french volunteers (some of whom where transfered from the Horst Wessel division) but also of volunteers from Switzerland, the french colonies and a few from other counties such as Japan and Sweden. The French volunteers included a few from Indo-China (present day Vietnam), Laos and even a few Jews (!) who had served in the collaborationist forces in France. Apparently a black man from Martinique also volunteered but he was not accepted.
The division fought on the eastern front but most of it was destroyed during the soviet offensive though some parts fought in the battle of Berlin and some surrendered to the western allies."
This site gives a list of foreign volunteers in the SS:
Indian volunteers in the SS and German Army:
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British volunteers in the SS in the Britisches Freikorps:
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Larry, judging by all of your cynical comments, you seem to have a lot of issues with jews.
Have you considered therapy?
Most of these were half-jews. If their mothers were Jews they would qualify as "Jews" according to Israel's law of return.
Jews also served in the Nazi police and security forces as ghetto police and concentration camp guards, which were known as Kapos.
Yes, that's what I said, but people with jewish mothers would be jewish to jews and raised as jews - therfore these Mischlinge people are paternally jewish, which means they could not, as Larry suggested make Aliyah. If their mothers or mothers' mothers were jewish, they would be jewish according to Halakha, and not Mischlinge.
If there were as many Jews as Rigg suggests then chances are at the very least several thousand were Jews on their mother's side. Chances are at least some were not raised as Jews and even if they were raised as Jews they could still have managed to get into Hitler's army.
You can logically conclude that Halachally-jewish people will not consider themselves half-breeds. The Halachally-jewish people exlude the paternally jewish people - I know because I've experienced it.
By the way this whole thing is a non-issue, because in the days of the Patriachs, it didn't matter what the mother was. And the whole mother-determining jewishness rule was a rabbinical innovation of the middle ages.
For instance if there really was maternal transmission of jewishness solely, there would be a tribe named after Jacob's daughter Dinah.
Don't know if you have noticed but I am reactionary by nature. Somebody starts spouting the politically correct revisionist history and, yes, I do point out some facts which do not fit the script.
It wasn't really about separating Jewish blood from Aryan blood. That was just the Nazi propaganda as propaganda has to be designed with the lowest common denominator in mind.
It was about removing from society people who considered themselves Jews. In the past, as during the Spanish Inquisition, the Jews were removed from society according to religion. So a Jew sould avoid deportation simply by getting a baptism and "converting". Obviously the Spanish were faced with the problem of the large numbers of Jews who converted insincerely in order to escape deportation and secretly continued to practice judaism. This led to the Spanish Inquisition investigating people suspected of secretly practicing judaism.
The Nazis were aware of the Spanish experience and they decided therefore to base their deportations on blood so as to avoid the problem the Spanish had where Jews converted insincerely. By doing it by blood they avoided the problem of insincere conversions.
All the talk about racial purity when it came to Jews vs. Aryans was merely propaganda. The proof of this is how Hitler himself declared Jews to be Aryan. When questioned about the Milch matter Goering said something like "I decide who is Aryan and who is not". If Hitler himself declared Jews to be "Aryan" then we can see that the talk of racial purity as it related to Jews vs. Aryans was just propaganda.
As it says in this website http://www.kansaspress.ku.edu/righitpix.html:
""Half-Jew" and later Luftwaffe General Helmut Wilberg; Hitler declared him Aryan in 1935."
So Hitler himself declared Jews to be "Aryan" by fiat.
While some animosity always existed, in Germany, the barbarity of it was due to many Jews being seen to be on the communist side in the fascist/communist conflict. Had the communist won power in Germany, Christians would have been wiped out as they were in the Ukraine a decade before the Jewish Holocaust started.
I cannot say how much the German Jews thought of themselves as German.
One of the reasons the Jews were hated was the Jewish involvement in Communism in Central and Eastern Europe at the time. Jews often made up over 30% of the NKVD units in the USSR (http://www.ukar.org/shapov01.shtml). And it was NKVD units that committed most atrocities and mass murders of Christians. This is why the East Europeans welcomed the Germans as liberators. The Germans knew this and the East Europeans knew this. The American people didn't know it and most Americans still don't know it. The Nazi persecution of the Jews was a mystery to me until I learned of the role that Jews played in Communism.
I do not consider his work to be a crock at all, but I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
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Dear staff,
We have an 'IGNORE ALL' link provided for 'Alerts', to remove all 'Group Activity' 'Team Match Games' and 'Chess Games' alerts that appear on our profile pages but not one for ''Comments". It takes too much time to click on tracked forums and turn the tracking off and often we have forums we don't want to read/comment for the time being or possibly not anymore. We end up with a page of so many forum alerts for new comments and have to sift through them to find the vote chess game comments and any other forums most interested in reading/commenting on.
Is it possible to please provide an IGNORE ALL link for Comments too?
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Hmmm, we already have that.
And yes, I just found out about it few days ago, and I was, WHAAAAAAA???? How did I not see that before?
that IGNORE ALL Streps only gets rid of the games and group activity alerts until a new game or group activity pops up.. but it only 'temporarily' hides the comments, it doesn't remove them.. when a new comment is made ALL the comments pop back up AGAIN on profile so AGAIN you have to sift through all of them to see which comment was new..
whats with this auto tracking option too ? If I want to track a forum ill click track damn it! lol
You can turn it off via your privacy settings, but unfortunately you'll also have to manually untrack any threads that got tracking turned on this way. Turning that on by default when they rolled it out was a bit of a blunder.
I can?!?! Why havent you told me this before Grobe??!
Not following you Grobe.
Probably cos its like 4 am where you are babs??
You never know my time RR... it's 12.45am here now..
@Grobe... but as I mentioned in my post, I don't want to permanently stop getting alerts for new comments from ALL the forums/games I am in.. I just want to keep viewing the ones that I'm still interested in and keep ignoring those I'm not.. without having to manually turn each one off.. so that after I hit IGNORE ALL, when a NEW comment is made in any of the forums it only brings up that forum on my profile and I can choose whether to hit IGNORE ALL again or view it.
Just when you comment in a forum uncheck "tracking Comments" option. I know that you have to do it one by one, but I don't know if maybe mark all forum topics as READ will do what you want?
Sure, but RainbowRising does. My post was in response to him.
how do you mark all forums here, including vote chess games new comments, as read Streps?
He has. You just weren't paying attention:
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Really? You must be the busiest person in the world.
2nd busiest.
God has a bit more on his plate than me.
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Krankenhaus Nordwest
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Huntington's chorea diagnosis (program ID: 128931)
Uta Meyding-Lamadé
Department of Neurology
Specialized in: neurology
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- 1982-1989 Medizinstudium an der Universitätsklinik Heidelberg, University of Glasgow (Großbritannien) Institute of Neurology, Queen Square, London (Großbritannien) und University of Memphis Tennessee (USA) Stipendium des Deutschen Akademischen Austauschdienst (DAAD)
In the Department of Neurology at the Nordwest Hospital patients with brain and spinal cord diseases of all kinds, as well as with diseases of the nerves and muscles can get a professional medical treatment. The Department includes an intensive care unit for patients with stroke (8 inpatient beds), intensive monitoring (4 inpatient beds) and specialized neurological intensive care unit (8 inpatient beds). The main specialties of the Department are: treatment of acute stroke, caring for patients with memory loss, treatment of inflammatory nervous system diseases, autoimmune diseases of the nervous system, including multiple sclerosis and neuromuscular diseases including myasthenia.
All other pathologies in the neurological branch are also treated here:
- Neurological resuscitation and intensive therapy
- Intensive care unit for patients with stroke
- Diagnosis and treatment of inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system, such as an acute inflammation of the meninges (meningitis) and inflammation of brain tissue (encephalitis)
- Diagnosis and treatment of benign brain tumors
- Diagnosis and treatment of malignant brain tumors
- Diagnosis and treatment of neuro-immunological diseases, including acute post/ parainfectious polyneuroradiculitis (Guillain-Barré syndrome) and subacute and chronic variants
- Diagnosis and treatment of other neuromuscular diseases
- Diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy
- Diagnosis and treatment of degenerative diseases of the nervous system
- Diagnosis and treatment of demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system
- Diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the meninges
- Diagnosis and treatment of extrapyramidal and movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease
- Diagnosis and treatment of geriatric diseases
- Diagnosis and treatment of diseases in the field of neuromuscular junction and muscles such as myasthenia
- Diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the nerves, nerve roots and nerve plexus
- Diagnosis and treatment of the neuropathy as well as other diseases of the peripheral nervous system
- Diagnosis and treatment of systemic atrophy primarily affecting the central nervous system
- Diagnosis and treatment of cerebral palsy and other palsy syndromes
- Diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the brain vessels
Program includes:
- Initial presentation in the clinic
- clinical history taking
- review of medical records
- physical examination
- laboratory tests:
- complete blood count
- general urine analysis
- biochemical analysis of blood
- inflammation indicators (CRP, ESR)
- indicators blood coagulation
- CT/MRI scan
- neuropsychological tests (on indications):
- ENMG (electroneuromyography)
- EEG (electroencephalography)
- SEPs (somatosensory evoked potentials)
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- BAEP tests (brainstem auditory evoked potential)
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- vidence of substance abuse
- nursing services
- consultation of related specialists
- treatment by chief physician and all leading experts
- explanation of individual treatment plan
(the cost of medicines is not included)
About hospital
The clinic is an academic hospital in the Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main. Clinic includes ten departments and four specialized centers, and successfully implements the concept of patient-oriented medicine.
Accommodation in hospital
Patients rooms
The kid rooms have everything needed for a comfortable stay. The kid bathroom includes both a toilet and a shower. All rooms offer functional beds with orthopaedic mattresses ensuring unsurpassed support for overall body during sleep. There are bedside stands with pull-out tables, lockers and safe boxes in each room. It is also possible to access the Internet from a PC, smartphone or tablet so that kids always keep in touch with their parents and other family members. There is also a TV in each room.
You can opt for a single or a double room. An accompanying person may stay with the kid in the room. A double room is shared with another patient.
The enhanced comfort rooms are equipped with a safety box, a fridge and upholstered furniture.
Meals and Menus
The patient and the accompanying person are offered a daily choice of three menus. If you are on a specific diet for any reason, you will be offered an individual menu. Please inform the medical staff about your dietary preferences prior to the treatment.
Further details
Standard rooms include:
Christian priests are available for the patients at any time. Representatives of other religions may be requested at any time.
Accompanying person
Your companion may stay with you in your room or at a hotel of your choice during the fixed program.
You may stay at the hotel during the outpatient program. Our employees will support you for selecting the best option.
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On top of the FAST Enterprise Search Platform (ESP), unveiled in January 2004, the company has created what it calls Search Derivative Applications, or SDAs. Earlier this year, it launched FAST Marketrac, a market intelligence product that uses the FAST ESP platform to find and analyze content from around the Web.
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