

Part One: The Reichstag Fire Was Not An Inside Job
Jul 29, 2024
Karl Kasarda, a historian focused on Nazi-era events, discusses Marinus van der Lubbe, a council communist who attempted to ignite civil unrest against the Nazis. The conversation highlights Van der Lubbe's struggles and misadventures, showcasing his disillusionment with authority and evolution into a rebellious figure. They also delve into the manipulative tactics used during the Reichstag Fire event, revealing how political dissent was crushed and authoritarian power was centralized in Nazi Germany. It's a captivating exploration of history and activism.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Reevaluating History: John Brown to Nazi Politics
02:01 • 17min
Exploring the Roots of National Socialism and Political Narratives
18:59 • 5min
The Irony of Delivery: Fresh Food in Rural Life
23:49 • 2min
The Political Path to Power: Nazis in Germany
25:30 • 10min
The Consequences of Centralized Power: Marnas van der Lubbe's Story
35:00 • 6min
From Struggles to Activism: Marnus van der Lubbe's Journey
40:47 • 16min
Exploring InRangeTV and the Release of 'The Sapling Cage'
57:08 • 5min