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A missile factory in Leipzig, three capitals in March 1913, and the words that leave no way back Two days in Leipzig On Monday, 5 October 2026, the Minister-President of Saxony, Michael Kretschmer, and a parliamentary state secretary from the federal ministry of economics, Johannes Steiniger, opened a factory in the north of Leipzig. It occupies an existing commercial hall of more than ten thousand square metres, rented rather than built, and it is to assemble cruise missiles. The next […]...
By: The Archivist | 8 October 2026 If you have found yourself confused by the recent tide of financial news, do not be alarmed. The dissonance you perceive is not a failure of your understanding; it is a feature of the current design. On one hand, the monitors in the financial centers blink with the green light of “all-time highs.” On the other, the real-world economy—the infrastructure, the regional banks, the small-scale producers—shows the distinct, graying fatigue of an engine...
A Bamberg schoolboy, a light anti-aircraft gun beside a railway bridge in Schweinfurt, and the diary he kept through three raids. Beside the Gerolzhöfer railway bridge, a few hundred metres east of the main station at Schweinfurt, there stood in the late summer of 1943 a wooden tower. It had been put up for a 2 cm anti-aircraft gun which, by the time the boys arrived, had already been taken away, and so it was to an empty platform of...
On the night of June 5, 1944, the German military received at least four separate warnings that the invasion had begun. Not one of them triggered the coastal alarm. The standard account of D-Day rests on a comfortable explanation: the Germans were caught off guard. Their radar was blind, their command structure confused, their generals asleep. The invasion succeeded because Allied deception was brilliant and German military intelligence was simply overwhelmed. It is a reassuring story. It is also, on […]...
A pickpocket does not need an elaborate plan. A light touch on your shoulder, a question about the time, a bump in a crowded train car — and the other hand has already done its work before you notice anything happened at all. This is also, almost exactly, how policy gets made in Brussels. The technocrats and bureaucrats who staff the trilogues are not, as a rule, creative people. They do not invent new methods of persuasion. They reuse the...
Understanding entails being able to detect an internal contradiction: a paradox. Are paradoxes “all in our heads” or are they built into the universal structure of logic? At first sight the idea of knowing what the universe is like, is absurd. American-Canadian neurosurgeon Penfield expanded brain surgery’s methods and techniques, including mapping the functions of various regions of the brain. Penfield’s experiments demonstrated that memories occupy engrams, specific physical sites in the brain. To know about Julius Caesar or snow or...
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