Disney and holo-propaganda

[Jerzy Ulicki-Rek]

With the time passing by holo-propaganda is reaching the new frontiers.
Please read the following "story" .
I think it is a matter of time only when we will see a "Snow White in gas chambers" or"Seven dwarfs from sonnderkomando" and "How Pluto saved me from dr. Mengele" .

Jerzy



"As the long night of Nazi terror descended upon Europe's Jews, many in the Free World turned away, but some Americans rose to the challenge. They Spoke Out: American Voices Against the Holocaust presents ten remarkable stories of Americans of all faiths who raised their voices, marched in protest, or even helped smuggle Jewish refugees out of Hitler Europe.

Disney Educational Productions has teamed up with legendary comic book artist Neal Adams and the David S. Wyman Institute for Holocaust Studies to create this unforgettable series.

A big city mayor who led protests against the Nazis, despite the danger to his own sister in Europe ...
A former First Lady who offered to personally care for German Jewish children ... A young journalist who teamed up with an ex-wrestler and a Unitarian minister to smuggle Jewish refugees to safety ... A Treasury Department staffer who risked his career to blow the whistle on those who were obstructing the rescue of Jewish refugees. These and other amazing stories shed new light on one of the most troubling chapters in history.

Thirty-five states include the study of the Holocaust in their high school or middle school curricula. Each year, educators seek new and innovative ways to teach this difficult topic. They Spoke Out: American Voices Against the Holocaust addresses this need by presenting an important but little-known chapter of Holocaust history - and presenting it in a unique and compelling way: through motion comics. Blending the features of comic books, animation, period footage, and photographs, motion comics are the newest, cutting-edge way to entertain and to educate simultaneously."

http://dep.disney.go.com/theyspokeout/

[Breker]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ma ... ey_Company

Disney is a veritable rogues gallery of racist Zionists, one shouldn't expect much honesty from them.
B.

[Horhug]

I think it is a matter of time only when we will see a "Snow White in gas chambers" or"Seven dwarfs from sonnderkomando" and "How Pluto saved me from dr. Mengele" .

You have no idea how accurate you are Jerzy ...

Excerpts of the Disney: They Spoke Out video are on YouTube

One, relates to yet another "survivor", Dina Babbitt (née Gottliebová) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dina_Babbitt, apparently,Au inmate 61016

They Spoke Out: The Dina Babbitt Story - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8Q-7_jLMs4

The same Dina Babbitt who was, allegedly, "selected" by the omnipresent and obligatory, Mengele, for Sonderbehandlung, to paint watercolours of Gypsy inmates so that he could get a better idea of the colour of their skin than could be acheived with photography ! She agreed, naturally, on the condition that her mum was not murdered too. Both survived the "factory of death". Naturally.

YouTube - Dina Babbitt

Uploaded on 28 Jul 2009

Experience the amazing true story of Dina Gottliebova Babbitt, an artist who survived two years at Auschwitz by painting portraits for the infamous Dr. Josef Mengele. This faithful adaptation of the six-page comic created by the David S. Wyman Institute For Holocaust Studies combines illustrations by Neal Adams, motion graphics, and music to bring the story to life. Introduction by comic book legend Stan Lee.

The six-page comic created by the David S. Wyman Institute For Holocaust Studies, is the subject of this NYT article, Comic-Book Idols Rally to Aid a Holocaust Artist, from August 2008.

There's a link in the NYT piece, to the comic book PDF: Comics for a Cause

In the "Comics for a Cause" PDF, you will read about how, at Auschwitz , Zionist Youth Movement Leader Freddy Hirsch, asked Dina Babbitt to draw some Disney cartoons on the walls of the childrens barrack where they were, ahem, "housed, to cheer them up, temporarily, until it was their time to be gassed to death". So, not directly selected from the ramp then...

Apparently, Dina Babbitt had seen the Snow White movie, released in Czechoslovakia on 16 Sept 1938,, 7 times, and "knew that some of the other children had seen it."

Et Voila: "Snow White in Auschwitz ...."

Looks like the industry is way ahead of you Jerzy !

The comic strip may be teaching the kids something, but it sure aint maffs!

Apparently, according to the comic, Dina Babbit arrived at Theresienstadt on her 19th birthday. According to Wiki she was born on 23 Jan 1923. (The Telegraph obit has her born on 21 Jan 1923)

So, she would have arrived at Theresienstadt on 23 Jan 1942.

The comic then states that "after more than two years in Theresienstadt", Dina and Mum were shipped to Auschwitz on 7 Sept 1943. Shurely shome mishtake !

But, I guess that's the obvious mishtake that you're supposed to spot, in the "amazingly true story..."

Apparently, Dina Babbit was in some kind of dispute over some watercolours held by the Au State Museum as described here:

http://en.auschwitz.org/m/index.php?opt ... 7&Itemid=8

Dinah Gottliebova, born in Brno, as a Jewish Czech was deported to Auschwitz Concentration Camp with the transport of Jews from Theresienstadt. Together with her mother she was placed in one of the sections of the Auschwitz II-Birkenau camp, the so-called Terezin Family Camp. Prior to the war she studied at the Academy of Fine Arts and her skills of painting mastered there most probably saved her life. After her painting skills had been discovered in the camp (amongst others she painted on the walls of one of the camp barracks several scenes from Disney movies), Dr. Mengele - at that time the Chief Doctor of the so-called "Gypsy Family Camp," assigned her the task of painting the water-colors.

They showed Gypsies from various European countries. These portraits were supposed to be to Mengele a help and documentation of the criminal experiments and research on the Nazis’ theory of race, conducted by himself in the Auschwitz concentration camp. Dinah Gottliebova and her mother managed to survive.
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See also: Auschwitz Prisoner Fights to Recover Her Paintings for an example of a watercolour which, alegedly helped the dastardly Menegele in his devilish experiments on Auschwitz Gypsies ...

From the Comics for a Cause text:

After the war Dina settled in Prague where she met Arthur Babbitt, an American cartoon animator, (who. coincidentally. had been the lead animator on the character "Dopey" in Snow White)

Whereas, Dina Babitt's Telegraph obit states:

The nine paintings were duly inscribed "Dinah 1944"; but their creator, who managed to start her life again in Paris, assumed that they had been destroyed in the Nazi retreat and the chaos of the end of the war.

Meanwhile, in the French capital with her mother, she applied to Warner Bros for a job as an animator. In a bizarre twist, she was interviewed by Art Babbitt, an animator who had worked on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. After they married, the couple moved to Los Angeles, where they worked on animation projects for cartoons, commercials and films.

The Babbitt blog notes:

Note the way in which Disney’s Snow White saved her life.

I need a lie down ...


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