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history of adolf hitler

2012-05-27T20:00:00.000-07:00

Son of a repressive and authoritarian father, Adolf Hitler was born in the small Austrian town of Braunau am Inn in 1889. The early death of his mother (who was extremely attached) also leaves deep wounds in his soul.
He enrolled at the Royal School of Linz, is a problematic student performance and certainly not brilliant. Difficult to integrate, to study and have a harmonious relationship with students and professors. The result of this disastrous "process" school is that in a few years leaves the institution. She moved to Vienna looking to enter the Academy of Fine Arts, led by certain fanciful artistic tendencies (also attested by numerous panels). The Academy, however, rejects it for two consecutive years, generating considerable frustration within him, fueled by the fact that, not having a college degree, is unable to enroll in the Faculty of Architecture, can fall back to the noble failures in the Academy.
His psychological profile, thus, tend to be worrisome. They are dark years, marked by, among other episodes of homelessness and social isolation (not to mention the serious physical decay to which this style of life he was leading). He said it was running, ironically, in the Jewish ghettos as a ghost, dressed in a black coat and shapeless (given to him by a friend occasional jew) and extremely neglected appearance.
Over the years in Vienna, began to develop his hateful and obsessive anti-Semitism. To survive, he must resign himself to make the employee, while in his spare time discussing politics with friends and acquaintances, with a vehemence that often leaving stunned interlocutors. His speeches, often monologanti river and are marked by extreme decision, points of view without shades and glorification of violence as a solution to the problems that plague society.
In particular, fiercely denies the Bolshevik and Marxist theories, especially their rejection of bourgeois and capitalist values. The very mention of communism, the causes hysterics. A hate hate it when you add discovers that among the main proponents and popularizers of these ideas lies much of the Jewish intelligentsia. In his delirium, he begins to blame Jews for the sins most absurd. To be internationalists and materialists (ie against the supremacy of the national state), to enrich themselves at the expense of citizens of other religions, to undermine the supremacy of the German race in the Empire, etc..
In 1913 he decided to go to Monaco and in 1914, before the Council for revision in Salzburg, is reformed to poor health. When, on 1 August 1914, is the declaration of war, Hitler is not happy and even eager to participate in '"enterprise". World War I broke out then stands on the field earned numerous military awards. In 1918, however, Germany is defeated, and it throws him into despair. Shipwrecked that Empire and the victory, for which he had passionately fought for four years. It should be pointed to a greater understanding of the causes that lead Germany to unleash the next conflict and to understand to what extent he was able to catch the mood of his countrymen, that this sense of frustration and humiliation of the defeat was common all Germans of the time.
Then, again in Monaco (the year 1919), began his political activity in its true setting up the following year the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP). The early years were turbulent, so that following his activities stirrer is stopped. During his imprisonment he wrote "Mein Kampf" hideous poster of his ideology, stuffed with nationalism, racism, beliefs about the superiority of a supposed "Aryan race", hatred of Jews, Marxists and liberals. Released from prison after only 9 months, back to the leadership of the NSDAP. The Great Depression of 1929 allows you to Hitler and his movement to leverage the discontent of some sections of the population exacerbated by unemployment and social tensions. At the 1930 elections his party is increasingly more earning over a hundred seats in parliament. Meanwhile, Hitler made use of his Brown Shirts, a paramilitary organization itself, in street battles. The rise of Nazism began.
In 1932 Hitler loses the election for a few votes but the following year, the Nazi Party is already the largest party in Germany. Hitler's consolidation of power occurs with the destruction of the enemy inside and outside the party. As a first measure outlaws the Communist Party and arrested the main leaders, then dissolved all political parties except the NSDAP. In 1934, famous as the bloody and terrifying "Night of Long Knives" is eliminated by a massacre than a hundred Brownshirts, become uncomfortable and difficult to control. The following year he gets the absolute power proclaiming himself Führer (supreme leader of the Third Reich), and establishing a military control and repression of bureaucratic cruelty. At the head of this apparatus are the infamous SS which, together with the Gestapo (state police with full powers), established the system of concentration camps to eliminate opponents.
The persecution began to strike with a vengeance the Jews expelled en masse from their jobs and working with the anti-racist laws of 1935, deprived of German citizenship and later deported to extermination camps. In terms of foreign policy, the program included the union of all the Germanic tribes into one great nation with the task of colonizing Europe and destroy the communist systems. In light of this imperialist project, despite international agreements, Hitler began an arms race, while simultaneously tightening a Pact of Steel first with Mussolini and later with Japan.
In 1939 it annexed Austria with a coup still somewhat "political" (ie, with the consent of substantially the same Austrian), while France and England, almost stunned, still watching. With no inhibitions and a prey to a delusion of omnipotence, invades Poland, despite having signed a nonaggression pact shortly before then Czechoslovakia. At that point, the European powers, conscious of the enormous danger that was looming, finally declared war on Germany, but now well prepared for war, its real purpose and not at all hidden.
So bursts the so-called World War II. At first, among other things, paradoxically holds alliance with Stalin's Russia (the famous Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact), home of the hated Bolsheviks. In 1940 he invaded France and De Gaulle fled to England to organize the resistance, then North Africa. The advance of Germany at this point seems unstoppable. Only England, strengthened by a "friend" as natural as the English Channel, which has protected it so many times in the past, still stands, and indeed the first attempt to defeat an invasion by Hitler.
In 1941, a prey to its expansionist aims, and although he had entered into pacts with the Soviet Union decided to invade Russia. On the European front, Germany is also engaged in the difficult and exhausting war with England, a real tough cookie, but strangely neglects Hitler and overshadows this conflict. Initially then, the campaign of Russia seems favorable to him, and the victorious German advance, unstoppable. The Russian peasants, however, implement a defensive strategy of great intelligence, burning everything behind him pending the arrival of the great Russian winter, knowing that the latter is true, an important ally. Meanwhile, the U.S. unexpectedly entered the war in defense of the Russians. Germany is therefore to be attacked on two fronts, east and west by the Soviets by the Allies. In 1943 occurs the disastrous retreat from Russia, then the loss of African territories, then the Allies landed in Normandy and liberated France (1944). Japan was bombed with atomic weapons and forced to surrender in this way.
In 1945 the fire circle closes around Berlin. In 1945 Hitler was defeated and isolated in the Chancellery bunker where he still attempts a vigorous defense, commits suicide after marrying his mistress, Eva Braun (also committed suicide along with him), and wrote his last will. Their corpses, hastily burned after being sprinkled with petrol, will be discovered by Soviet troops.

The warmest March in USA history

2012-05-27T19:40:00.001-07:00

According to the "U.S. climate highlights - March," published by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), "record-breaking temperatures and near-record dominated the eastern two-thirds of the nation and contributed to the warmest March on record for "contiguous United States", "that the U.S. excluding Alaska and Hawaii. But temperatures in Alaska in March are the top ten warmest in history.

The results of the warmest March since 1895, since when the temperatures are registered in the U.S., come from 15.272 records. "Every state in the nation has experienced a record warm temperatures in all the days in the month of March." The average temperature of 51.1 ° F (10.6 degrees Celsius) was 8.6 degrees F above the middle of March of the twentieth century and 0.5 ° F (or, 3 ° C) warmer than warmer than the previous March, the one of 1910. Over the past 117 years, in the first quarter of the year was recorded only a month of January 2006 warmest in March 2012. The middle of March was 4.78 ° C well above the average of the month of March of the twentieth century. The 25 U.S. states east of the Rocky Mountains have been the month of March the warmest on record, 15 other states have had temperatures in the 10 highest in their history. The same phenomenon has instead resulted in below average temperatures in the West Coast: California, Washington and Oregon.Hundreds of U.S. localities have had a hot time record in March, a situation that has produced conditions favorable to hurricanes and tornadoes. According to the center of the hurricane forecast NOAA preliminary reports speak of 223 tornadoes in March 2012 when the previous average was 80. The majority of these tornadoes occurred during the disruption of 2:03 March in the Ohio Valley and southern U.S., the "tornado out break", who made 40 victims and damage of at least $ 1.5 billion, making the first of this weather event of 2012 to exceed one billion dollars in damage and loss.On March 9, a front of bad weather has brought thunderstorms and extreme rainfall in Hawaii and a rare tornado "EF-0" has hit the towns of Kailua and Lanikai Oahu, with a strong hailstorm.But NOAA points out that it was not until March to be hot: the entire first quarter of 2012 has seen record temperatures in the "contiguous United States", with an average temperature of 5.56 ° C, 3.6 ° C much more of the long-term average.On average in March in the U.S. has rained more: 2.73 inches (0.33 inches above average) with the north-west Pacific and the plains of the South much wetter than average in March, while the drought struck the western interior areas and Florida. The Colorado has beaten the record of drought in March.According to the 'U.S. Drought Monitor April 3, "36.8% of the" contiguous United States "was in drought, down from 38.7% percent at the end of February and an increase from 28.8% since years ago April 5, 2011. " Fortunately the increased rainfall above average in the southern plains in the long term.The entire cold season, from October 2011 to March 2012, was the second warmest recorded in the U.S. "contiguous" with temperatures of 3.8 ° F above the national average. Only the winter of 1999-2000 was warmer, but last winter autuno-21 states in the Midwest and Northeast, colder states, have had the warmest winter 6 months of their history. The last 12 months (April-March), which included the hottest summer quarter (June-August) and the fourth warmest winter (December-February), have been the warmest period for "contiguous United States," with an average temperature of 55.4 ° F, 2.6 ° F above the average of the twentieth century.

We have already entered into the future with the latest technology

2012-05-27T11:06:00.001-07:00

Tratto dal libro “Verso e-Health 2020 – Casi di successo italiani ed esperienze internazionali”, di Pasquale Tarallo, edito da “Gruppo 24 Ore” nel febbraio 2012.

"The Villa Maria Group"Part 3 - Back on the other hand the use of technology in healthcare, it is firstly noted that every year GVM Care & Researchn devotes significant resources to new innovative projects of strategic interest, as well as to update the big machines in their facilities . From this point have been set up technology centers that operate through the use of sophisticated machinery of last generation.The Maria Cecilia Hospital in Cotignola, for example, uses the Sterotaxis and Philips Ingenia. The first is a system for the magnetic navigation of ablation catheters in together with the arrhythmology MediGuide cardiac mapping system based on the principle of the use of a magnetic field to the location of any object the size of several millimeters within the heart or arteries. This technology allows to achieve more precise targets within the heart sick: navigating to the targets is driven by a display like the one used by topgun in modern warfare. This system - which is part of a collaborative project with the technology research centers in Israel - is the only one to be installed in Italy and second in the world. Philips Ingenia is instead a machine for the execution of diagnostic magnetic resonance images with a particular focus in the field of cardiology.In Bologna, at the Villa Torri Hospital was recently renovated the entire fleet, including one NMR, a CAT scan and an angiography of the latest generation. This improved technology platform in the European premiere thanks to a partnership signed with Toshiba as a group of Italian reference for the latest news in the field of large equipment and innovative applications, engages nell'alveo of Technology Assessment activities that GVM Care & Research seeks to promote through those solutions are not yet on the Italian market that will become reality in the near future diagnostic and treatment health care provider. Among these are: treatment guided focused ultrasound to MRI, the integration of ultrasound and cardiac catheterization, the diagnostic laboratory notebook, tele-cardiology and tele-medicine internationally.Finally, special attention deserves the pole of the Arrhythmia Maria Cecilia Hospital in Cotignola, scientists led by Carlo Pappone, a pioneer in high-tech life-saving interventions for arrhythmias and heart failure. This is a project dedicated not only to diagnosis and treatment of diseases aritmologiche, but also the development of new technologies to simplify the therapies currently in place. For the first time technologies very complex communicate with one another without wires and are ordered in an environment architecturally designed to measure. The operators work in operating rooms where space is designed for physicians, nurses, researchers and scientists can easily communicate and interface with the machines. A Cotignola are active three operating rooms, one dedicated to navigation systems, one for robotics and interventions for hybrids. In them is the reconstruction in detail of the heart chambers and the electrical conduction system of the heart in three dimensional space. Such systems work inside of electric fields and magnetic fields created opportunemente to obtain levels of precision, both in the navigation in the achievement of pathological sites, microscopic, to be achieved within the heart. Fluoroscopic systems of electric and magnetic communicate for the first time as integrated units and no longer independent of each other. Super computers coordinate the activities of the machines and operators, the space is equipped with electrostatic panels. Rather than operating room is an environment which integrates the best of existing technologies, but also exploring new horizons for the application of nanotechnology to the treatment of chronic arrhythmia, not only on a macroscopic anatomical but also molecular. The center is linked via satellite and Internet networks with important specialized research centers worldwide. These communications will allow the repair, but also the development of machines, even after several thousands of kilometers. The software and the components are continuously monitored by remote centers, with the aim of improving the technological capabilities of precision and speed. The operating rooms are also surrounded by open spaces that allow viewers to see in real time operation of these technologies on patients. Ultimately it is a veritable laboratory of the future!In conclusion, I believe that e-Health is now an integral part of the scenario of healthcare in our country and I am proud to represent, through the facilities of the Group that I lead, an important outpost of the most innovative and avant-garde experimentation.

In a sign of the Assumption: once the world record for Legnante. With Martina Giusy and European

2012-05-27T10:46:00.000-07:00

Assunta Legnante lancia per il record del mondo agli Assoluti paralimpici di atletica di Torino 2012 (foto AbilityChannel - Roberto Serratore)

And just run it without first seeing the world record for the Assumption Legnante. Absolutes to Paralympic athletics in Torino, the former European indoor champion in shot put, became blind, he led the limit between the blind (Cl. F11) a13, 27 m, after four throws (13.22, 12, 51, 13.20, 13.23), performed at rest, above all gli11, 84 m, the previous record of China Zhang Liangrim. Assumption pulled without translocation. This means that when the aged will also in his new role as a Paralympic athlete can earn between one and two meters.

Assumption Legnante to Absolute Paralympic athletics in Torino 2012 (photos AbilityChannel - Roberto Serratore)

"I am very happy. I knew I had those measures, but the races are always an unknown. Everything seems normal, I do not find differences between the races that I had already left for three years. The emotion is always there. Now it will take a month to try and improve myself well translocation ". It can do so from May 27 at a meeting in Govardo (Brescia), where it will compete with his old companions, from Clare Rose, but above all they must think of the European Paralympic end of June, with the support staff of Fispes (Experimental and Paralympic Sports Federation, which is part of athletics), present and moved to Turin, starting with the President Sandrino Porru, the sporting director, Francesco Carboni, blue with coach Mario Poletti. Meanwhile today will try to qualify for London 2012 even in the javelin.
Of note also two European records in the 100m: Martina Caironi (Cl. T42, complete with amputated leg) with 16 "39 and Giusy Versace (Cl. T43, biamputati below the knee) with 15" 50. For the first time Giusy has used the starting blocks and has improved its staff di68 ", after being stopped for over a month for a fracture to his wrist. "I'm back and this is the best thing for me! On the eve I expected a time below the minimum Olympic (16 "20, note) but I thought I could get right at 15" 50. My race was good: the start I was not brilliant because I still have to fine tune the mechanisms for training, but after the acceleration I had a great progression in the second half. I'm really satisfied! Now I must take a short break to face a minor surgery that put a permanent end to the physical problems that I suffered. "
A beautiful day to Absolute Turin, ending Sunday, where they have to hit the minimum qualification for London 2012 even Federica Maspero (100-meter T43) with 15 "78 meters SUI100, Richard Scendoni (100-meter T44) with 11" 98 SUI100 metrie Samuel Gobbi (400-meter T46) with 51 "53 sui400 meters.

Amerivespa Gathering 2012: world record in sight for the largest parade!

2012-05-27T10:35:00.000-07:00

Amerivespa2012: Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, June 21-24, 2012

The Amerivespa is the most awaited event for all lovers of classic Italian two-wheeler of the United States (and not): now in its twentieth edition, over the years has involved a growing number of fans and this year promises to literally record !

The appointment is in Lake Geneva (Wisconsin), 21 to 24 June 2012: a truly exceptional setting for what promises to be a memorable event, whose echo will expand far beyond the circle of the already numerous fans.

During the days of the rally are numerous excursions to the charming streets of the scenic area but more importantly, will present the certification of World Records to certify the presence of many historians scooter to a single parade, a great achievement that we hope to assist by close!

RMS Classic, in his first year on the market (but it is already as if we had always been) could not miss and so here we are sponsors of this great gathering dedicated to our legendary Vespa scooters and others who have made history: accompany this holiday season with lots of gifts and a chance for fans to discover closely the products of our catalog is a must for connoisseurs and the opportunity for the American public to discover an Italian production of 'excellence capable of making even more rich and enjoyable experience with the scooters that we enjoy so much.

The oldest car in the world will be sold at auction

2012-05-27T09:53:00.002-07:00

Record for the ages - This is an auction with assessments by the Guinness Book of Records for a vehicle. If one then adds the fact that this car in question is circulated for the roads from the late 19th century, is truly an impressive achievement. The vintage vehicle - a De Dion Bouton Et Trepardoux - it is dated 1884 and is currently the oldest machine in the world still able to "move" on its own wheels.

Antique Auction - The auction was held a few weeks ago in the U.S. and the motor vehicle has been rated well above the most optimistic expectations. The product from vintage technology has reached almost immediately the exchange value of 4.6 million dollars even if, with bids starting at $ 500,000, it prospettavano than a couple. The buyer, among other things, is only the fifth owner of this De Dion Bouton Et Trepardoux in its 127 years of honorable service.

The Zippo Car Chrysler: the cars of the world's strangest

2012-05-26T07:42:00.003-07:00

It's a New Yorker, Saratoga, 1947, four years is on a promotional tour in the USA.

When not "on the road," his home is the Zippo Museum in Bradford, Pennsylvania. But the Zippo Car prefers to travel: in 2008 is carried aboard a truck for a promotional tour that is affecting all corners of the United States.

The history of what rightly can be called the weirdest car in the world, begins immediately after the end of the Second World War, when George Blaisdell (the founder of Zippo) decides that the best way to promote the sale of its lighters on the street is to build a car that memories form in all respects.

Said and done. A Chrysler New Yorker Saratoga in 1947 was chosen to become the Zippo Car and began his "career" in the parade made up of performances, exhibitions, promotional events. In two years the car runs across all States, with its giant neon lights placed above the roof.

Today, the Zippo Car is back on tour, but it is not the same car. The original, in fact, was stolen while he was resting in a garage in Pittsburgh, back in the seventies.

In 1996, Zippo decides to rebuild it, using the same model of car, but with some improvements: thanks to modern materials the car is lighter, plus it features a new engine from 250 hp and more robust suspension. Do not miss any comforts like air conditioning and power windows.