Reichstag Poems - Poems about Reichstag

...Sic semper evello mortem tyrannis, high bred poiet?s of mine ("Thus always I cause the death of tyrants.”) the purported line Brutus uttered after assassinating Julius Caesar. Alte......

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...Lessons From History When Hitler was voted into power He scraped in (voting was a shambles), But he knew it had come, this was his hour, And so he took one of his biggest gambles. He knew hi......

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...Booth made famous on April 15th, MDCCCLXV... Sic semper tyrannis ad mortem ("Thus always I bring death to tyrants"). Ever since early forerunners of twenty first century mankind (sprinted ......

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...Fall Of Berlin There on the wall hangs a mixture of paint on linen, Leaving the impression of a city besieged, encased in ice; Purposely frozen in horror to remind the living, Of blood o......

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...A printer's apprentice is my youth was My canvas a 4 colour Heidelberg press no less A 1000 + tons of solid steel industrial ingenuity That changed and formed the landscape we know today ......

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...Part 18 it helps to see the spectrum of behaviors as a spectrum first of all not disorganized not random not to the degree the clergy would have it which makes them ridiculous as well as dang......

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...Vladimir oh Vladimir, Thanks for the hack Put me in front and Hillary back I owe you my amazing win For you I’ll do anything Vladimir oh Vladimir, you pull my strings For you I can do so ma......

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...Deja Vu by Andy Jarvis History repeats itself, Or so the saying goes. But generations come and go, And no ones left that knows. All the world powers from Babylon To the Empire of America, Ha......

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...Made in Neonazia Life wrote you and I this poem on a sunny day of watching penguin’s colonies bathing on the beaches near Cape Town A splendid display of harmony of sun ocean and tourist attrac......

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...EXERPTS FROM HITLER’S DIARY 1941 "I never travel without my diary, one should always have something sensational to read . . . " Oscar Wilde, 1891 Tues May 9: Just when I was ......

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...FIFTYONEFABEL FIFTYONEFABEL CharlaXFabels E=Mc3 Hitler was running for his life he was near the depression in the road the sound of falling bombs was deafening He was like an......

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