Propaganda visualizing joint Israeli-Palestinian public projects published 3 months ago , July 25, 2025 (@1MEMO 20250725)
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Gaza Riviera Plan 3.0 • @1MEMO 20250725
It would be wonderful, right?, if the Israelis would rebuild Gaza, and essential for reparation for the war damage, according to a new “Plan 3.0” : meaning rebuilding for the people of Gaza and working with them, promoting trust, peace, wealth, through a shared economy, in cooperation…the future for all. AI-generated image by OpenAI (DALL·E), and custom prompts by Michel van der Burg
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Propaganda on the windows of the shop ‘Goedkoope Winkel’ (Cheap Shop) at Lange Elisabethstraat 2 in Utrecht, Holland, photographed by Wim Bruschwiler , ca 1943.
Nazi anti-semitic slogan ‘JOOD’ (Jew) on one window.
On the other window, the “V” symbol — standing for the English (Anti-Nazi) “Victory” slogan or the later Nazi edition “Victorie”.
On top of that window on the left a small pamphlet showing O…Z…O – W… – V…V – … … … … .
OZO originally was the anti-Nazi slogan ‘Oranje Zal Overwinnen’ (transl. : Holland Will Win). Here probably the Nazi version of OZO was posted (compare image in Notes 1) :
Orde Zal Overwinnen – Want – V=Victorie – Duitschland Wint Voor Europa! .
Translation :
Order Will Win – Because – V=Victory – Germany Wins For Europe!
Moonlight Serenade in 1944, by Glenn Miller’s Band of the Allied Expeditionary Forces (the A.E.F. Band ), announced by German speaking “Ilse Weinberger” (pseudonym for Gloria Wagner) in a Musik für die Wehrmacht (Music for the Wehrmacht) European radio propaganda broadcast. Remastered edition.
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In the Mood | Major Glenn Miller’s Band | European Radio Propaganda 1944, Ilse Weinberger | 20240202 | Miracles•Media | @michelvanderburg | TakeNode 6d704373-eb94-4ce6-9436-941409dbd555
In 1940, the dutch teen idols Johnny and Jones, even though they were Jews, were able to continue performing under the Nazi occupation without too many problems. The Amsterdam duo sang jazzy Dutch songs with a mock American accent and a parody of current events.
Blackout means black!
July 1940 Johnny and Jones sang a parody on the Blackout , the dutch song ‘Maak het donker in het donker’ (make it dark in the dark).
Later during World War 2, in 1943, they were deported to the Nazi death camps. They died of exhaustion in the last days of the war in 1945 (see Notes).
Still image in film : Poster for the single ‘Maak het donker in het donker’.
Lyrics ‘Maak het donker in het donker’ | Johnny and Jones (1940)
De overheid heeft het publiek bevolen Als het donker is dan moet het donker zijn ! Er mag geen enkel licht naar buiten schijnen Doe verduisteringspapier voor je gordijn Anders staan ze ’s avonds aan je bel te bellen En dan komt de luchtbescherming je vertellen :
Refrein: Maak het donker, maak het donker in het donker Ook al gaan de sterren door met hun geflonker Ik loop langs de huizenkant Met mijn luchtbeschermingsband Een lantaren in mijn hand Om te kijken waar iets brandt Houdt dus rekening met de verduisteringswensen Maak het donker, reuze donker beste mensen ! Refrein
Het blokhoofd van blok zeven uit wijk negen Zag de dochter van het wijkhoofd uit blok tien Met een rood hoofd kwam hij blokhoofd negen tegen, Hij zei hoofd, heb jij het wijkhoofd ook gezien ? Ik heb in het hoofd gezet het wijkhoofd te gaan vragen , Of die wijkhoofd-(griet/strike?) mijn blokhoofdnaam wil dragen : Refrein
Van Zanten zag een meisje in het duister, Zij was slank gevormd en toch niet dik van lijn. Hij dacht, dit is de jonkvrouw mijner dromen, Binnenkort zal zij mevrouw Van Zanten zijn. In de duisternis vroeg hij haar om een kusje, Flip van Zanten zei zij toen, ik ben toch je zusje ! Refrein
Music : Maak het donker in het donker | Text & Music by Johnny and Jones (1940). Recorded in Vara-studio, Hilversum, 19 july 1940. DH2051. (Varagram 7175). | Wikimedia Commons
Film (image) : edited from Polygoon-Profilti cinema news reel week 36, September 1940 (under nazi rule) | Sound & Vision (Open Images).
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‘Entartete Art’ 1935 – Coleman Hawkins & Leo de la Fuente in Holland
American saxophonist Coleman Hawkins announces and plays – accompanied by Leo de la Fuente on piano – on his tenor saxophone ‘I wished that I were twins’.
In 1934, Coleman Hawkins left the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra and Amerika, moved to Europe, and joined the Jack Hylton Orchestra in England. Hylton and his band made regular ‘continental’ tours, and started another European tour January 1935 accompanied by Coleman Hawkins in Holland. At the end of January 1935 Hawkins joins the dutch band The Rambers … for 8 days … because Hawkins was denied entry to Germany because of his race, while Hylton and his band continued their tour without him and play for eight days at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall.
To end this special week with Hawkins well, the bandleader of The Ramblers – Theo Uden Masman – arranged with Decca for recordings 4 february 1935 in Pulchri Studio in The Hague, Holland, including this : I wish I were twins…that was also recorded on film by Polygoon (Polygoontoon) for the dutch cinema news for next week .
Coleman Hawkins is accomponied here on film by the dutch jazz pioneer Leo de la Fuente on piano , playing ‘I wished that I were twins’ . After the recordings, Hawkins moves further into Europe.
Leo – Leonard Henriques – de la Fuente, who was born Jewish in Amsterdam 28 March 1902, was deported by the nazi’s to Auschwitz on 2 November 1942, and died 30 April 1944 ‘somewhere in Mid Europe’.
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Stop The War | 1tv•com | 20220315 | Channel One Russia TV Anti War live protest March 14, 2022 by Marina Ovsyannikova – Russian state television employee – via 1tv•com with poster :
No War
Остановите войну, не верьте пропаганде, здесь вам врут.*
Russians against war.
— * “Stop the war, don’t believe the propaganda, here you are being lied to.”
Via Telegram, Marina Ovsyannikova posted a pre-recorded personal statement.
