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1933 - How Nazi Violence Destroyed Berlin’s Gay Freedom
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1933 - How Nazi Violence Destroyed Berlin’s Gay Freedom

And why this matters now. A brief profile of Magnus Hirschfeld, whose books were the first to burn

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Dec 05, 2022
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While interviewing the brilliant gay rights activist Peter Tatchell with the RadPod team, he mentioned a gentleman by the name of Magnus Hirschfeld, so down the rabbit hole I went.

Fresh on my mind was an investigation I had just zipped off to Byline Media about communication breakdowns in authoritarian countries, and as I was researching Nazi Germany, I…

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