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To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they have any plans to mark the 80th anniversary of the coming to power of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime in Germany on 30 January.[HL4387]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they have any plans to mark the 80th anniversary of the coming to power of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime in Germany on 30 January.[HL4387]
The Government have no such plans.
That this House takes note that 20th July marks the fiftieth anniversary of the attempt by a group of brave Germans to assassinate Adolf Hitler and to seize power from the Nazi regime and end the war; notes that most of them perished in terrible circumstances; desires to record the admiration of this House for their courage; and honours their memory.
That this House takes note that 20th July marks the fiftieth anniversary of the attempt by a group of brave Germans to assassinate Adolf Hitler and to seize power from the Nazi regime and end the war; notes that most of them perished in terrible circumstances; desires to record the...
That this House acknowledges that 17th December 1992 is the 50th Anniversary of the Allied Declaration which revealed Hitler's Final Solution to a shocked House of Commons; recalls that Mr Eden, the Foreign Secretary, reported that Jews were being transported in conditions of appalling brutality to Eastern Europe, that Poland had been made 'the principal Nazi slaughterhouse', that none of those taken away were ever heard of again, that there had been deliberate massacre and mass executions, that the number of victims of 'these bloody cruelties' was to be numbered in many hundreds of thousands of entirely innocent men, women and children; recalls that Britain together with other European governments condemned 'this bestial policy of cold-blooded extermination' in the strongest possible terms; notes that the statement was followed by the whole House spontaneously standing in silence; and resolves that never again should mankind permit such horrors to occur.
That this House acknowledges that 17th December 1992 is the 50th Anniversary of the Allied Declaration which revealed Hitler's Final Solution to a shocked House of Commons; recalls that Mr Eden, the Foreign Secretary, reported that Jews were being transported in conditions of appalling brutality to Eastern Europe, that Poland...
That this House calls upon the members of Her Majesty's Government, except the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, to read the plan called New Economic Order prepared in 1940 by Mr Walter Frank on the instructions of Adolf Hitler.
That this House calls upon the members of Her Majesty's Government, except the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, to read the plan called New Economic Order prepared in 1940 by Mr Walter Frank on the instructions of Adolf Hitler.