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Should Newspapers Print Pictures Of The Queen Giving Nazis Salute?
Some down market newspapers today have printed photographs of the Queen, aged 7 years old, practising the Nazi salute, in the gardens of Buckingham Palace.
http:// www.tel egraph. co.uk/n ews/ukn ews/que en-eliz abeth-I I/11748 024/Buc kingham -Palace -disapp ointed- at-1933 -footag e-relea sed-by- The-Sun .html
Is there a public interest justification for printing the pictures?
Or is it disrespectful to her majesty?
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Is there a public interest justification for printing the pictures?
Or is it disrespectful to her majesty?
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Surely engineered and published to bring unneccesary distress to the poor Queen in her 90th year. Disgraceful. The Sun should be sued for receiving/ publishing stolen material. Just a childish action that has been done over the years - how many children have put their finger across their top lip to look like a moustache and raised their arm and said Heil...
09:56 Sat 18th Jul 2015
Would you like to see pictures of grown-ups giving the Nazi salute, Gromit. Possibly friends of yours.
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That photo is both cheerful and bitter at the same time. Cheerful in the respect that it shows family members cavorting on a lawn during a peaceful time in pre-war Britain, and bitter because WE NOW know what what to come to pass. THEY, in 1933, had absolutely no inkling of the devastation and misery that was to ensue. I doubt that the "evil" uncle could even foretell the future.
Svejk,
I'm not throwing my arms up in fake outrage. The Queen was a child so I'm not outraged at all. It is not the salute my question is about. My question seems too difficult for you and AOG to understand, so I will rephrase it.
Is printing unflattering and embarrassing pictures of the Queen disrespectful?
I'm not throwing my arms up in fake outrage. The Queen was a child so I'm not outraged at all. It is not the salute my question is about. My question seems too difficult for you and AOG to understand, so I will rephrase it.
Is printing unflattering and embarrassing pictures of the Queen disrespectful?
I refer you to AOG's [email protected].
I just posted historical fact, I am NOT a nazi sympathizer .
How many of you realise the extent to which the Daily Mail and to a lesser extent the Daily Mirror were sympathetic to the Nazi's and Hitler in the 1930s?. They were the 2 biggest selling papers of the day and had a huge influence on public opinion, remember there was no TV and not everyone even had a radio,so newspapers were far more influential than they are now
.https://tompride.wordpress.com/2014/02/27/its-time-the-daily-mail-apologised-for-supporting-hitler-and-its-anti-semitic-past/
How many of you realise the extent to which the Daily Mail and to a lesser extent the Daily Mirror were sympathetic to the Nazi's and Hitler in the 1930s?. They were the 2 biggest selling papers of the day and had a huge influence on public opinion, remember there was no TV and not everyone even had a radio,so newspapers were far more influential than they are now
.https://tompride.wordpress.com/2014/02/27/its-time-the-daily-mail-apologised-for-supporting-hitler-and-its-anti-semitic-past/
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -116606 68
I don't suppose any one would like to accuse the Royal British Legion as right wing Nazi sympathisers as a result of this,in retrospect,naive visit to Nazi Germany in 1935. It was called diplomacy in those days and there was no inkling that a 2nd war would be coming round the corner.
They were shown Dachau Concentration Camp and were told it was for the workshy and perverts. They were told that the Jewish inmates were recent immigrants being watched.
On face value,at the time, plausible an innocent.
How were the RBL to know it would be turned into a Nazi Propaganda exercise.
Most British didn't know what propaganda meant in those days.
I don't suppose any one would like to accuse the Royal British Legion as right wing Nazi sympathisers as a result of this,in retrospect,naive visit to Nazi Germany in 1935. It was called diplomacy in those days and there was no inkling that a 2nd war would be coming round the corner.
They were shown Dachau Concentration Camp and were told it was for the workshy and perverts. They were told that the Jewish inmates were recent immigrants being watched.
On face value,at the time, plausible an innocent.
How were the RBL to know it would be turned into a Nazi Propaganda exercise.
Most British didn't know what propaganda meant in those days.
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