Following the first volume of its Handbook for Conflict Transformation in 2004, Berghof Conflict Research (Berlin) now presents this second volume. The book collects new insights into nonviolent ways of managing inter-group conflict and what is needed for consolidating positive peace. Topics include: global trends in organized violence * the role of gender relations and asymmetries in conflict * third-party intervention and insider approaches * human rights * transitional justice * reconciliation in post-war societies. The book will be essential for all those who are interested and active in the fields of conflict prevention and management, development cooperation, human rights, and post-war peacebuilding.

DISK 1: Apr 22, 1942 - Jun 11, 1942 NEWSREEL 607: The Continuing Battle for Leningrad; NEWSREEL 609: Hitler and Mussolini meet in Salzburg and at the Berghof; NEWSREEL 610: Reichsleiter Alfred Rosenberg receives Farmers from Ukraine, Belorussia, and Russia; Fight against Soviet Partisans in the Crimea; NEWSREEL 611: German and Finnish Troops in Action on the Murmansk Front; After Heavy fighting Kerch in the Crimea Captured by German Troops; NEWSREEL 614: Massed Soviet Tanks and Infantry Attack German Positions near Kharkov; German, Italian, Romanian and Hungarian Troops Counterattack and Surround 3 Soviet Armies; Nearly a Quarter of Million Soviet Soldiers Surrender. DISK 2: Jun 18, 1942 - Jul 15, 1942 NEWSREEL 615: Funeral Services for Assassinated SS General Reinhard Heydrich in... Less

Movie-thriller action combines with fact to portray the Allies' plan to take Hitler's life. Operation Foxley, the top secret plan hatched by the British in June 1944 to assassinate Adolf Hitler, outlined various options for Hitler's execution at his Berghof estate in the Bavarian Alps. Now for the first time on TV we'll find out if such a plan could have worked and, crucially, discover what it really would have been like for the agents. Extensive research and a top cast recreate Operation Foxley in a factually accurate programme that recalls Where Eagles Dare-style cinema.

How history’s most evil tyrant survived 25 years of terror How did Adolf Hitler manage to survive more than 40 assassination attempts--some by his own generals? Using captured SS documents and eyewitness interviews, this documentary series reveals the secrets of the elite bodyguards who swore loyalty oaths to the Führer himself. It explains how Hitler cultivated rivalries among his security services to ensure his safety, and how his purposefully unpredictable behavior saved his life several times. Carefully assembled archival footage offers rare glimpses inside Hitler’s infamous strongholds--the Berghof, the Wolf’s Lair, and the Berlin bunker. Computer- generated graphics detail the security measures used in his trains, planes, and touring cars. And meticulous re-enactments bring lost... Less

How history’s most evil tyrant survived 25 years of terror How did Adolf Hitler manage to survive more than 40 assassination attempts--some by his own generals? Using captured SS documents and eyewitness interviews, this documentary series reveals the secrets of the elite bodyguards who swore loyalty oaths to the Führer himself. It explains how Hitler cultivated rivalries among his security services to ensure his safety, and how his purposefully unpredictable behavior saved his life several times. Carefully assembled archival footage offers rare glimpses inside Hitler’s infamous strongholds--the Berghof, the Wolf’s Lair, and the Berlin bunker. Computer- generated graphics detail the security measures used in his trains, planes, and touring cars. And meticulous re-enactments bring lost... Less

Adolf Hitler became 'completely captivated' by Berchtesgaden and the Obersalzberg when he first visited the area in 1923. In time he bought Haus Wachenfeld and made the area his second seat of government. This meant major construction of the Berghof barracks, administrative buildings, airstrips and the famous 'Eagle's Nest'. During the war massive tunnels were dug. Most was destroyed by allied bombing in April 1945. This original book tells the story of the area and how it was transformed by Hitler and his henchmen (Goering, Goebbels and Borman) in words and, most significantly, contemporary postcards and photographs.

The 100th title in the Fortress series, this book describes and examines the Führerhauptquarti ere - the 14 or so headquarters built for Hitler. Revealing their locations and how they were used to direct the Nazi war apparatus, this is a fascinating insight into a range of historical sites from Berghof to the Wolf's Lair. With a map showing the locations of all of Hitler's bunkers and fortifications on the eastern and western fronts and illustrated with photographs and specially commissioned artwork, this book is an essential introduction to Hitler's command structures and recreates numerous bunkers and buildings which were destroyed by Allied bombing raids or by fleeing German troops.

Originally performed by Bert Lahr with Tom Ewell at the Coconut Grove Playhouse in Miami in 1956, Waiting For Godot initially proved a disaster, with much of the audience walking out before the show was finished. A later Broadway production, also starring Bert Lahr, fared much better, not least because the director Herbert Berghof met with writer Samuel Beckett in order to discuss the play. Although it only enjoyed a short run on Broadway, it was critically well received.

Originally performed by Bert Lahr with Tom Ewell at the Coconut Grove Playhouse in Miami in 1956, Waiting For Godot initially proved a disaster, with much of the audience walking out before the show was finished. A later Broadway production, also starring Bert Lahr, fared much better, not least because the director Herbert Berghof met with writer Samuel Beckett in order to discuss the play. Although it only enjoyed a short run on Broadway, it was critically well received.

The 100th title in the Fortress series, this book describes and examines the Führerhauptquarti ere - the 14 or so headquarters built for Hitler. Revealing their locations and how they were used to direct the Nazi war apparatus, this is a fascinating insight into a range of historical sites from Berghof to the Wolf's Lair. With a map showing the locations of all of Hitler's bunkers and fortifications on the eastern and western fronts and illustrated with photographs and specially commissioned artwork, this book is an essential introduction to Hitler's command structures and recreates numerous bunkers and buildings which were destroyed by Allied bombing raids or by fleeing German troops.

This practical book on the subject of how to act, based on Ms. Spivak's forty years of acting, coaching, and teaching classes - first at Herbert Berghof and Uta Hagen's HB Studio, then on her own - provides a step-by-step system for analyzing and building a character organically, which can be applied even in the short time an actor has to prepare for auditions and for many television performances. Timely advice includes how to do camera takes, interpret and follow stage directions, and how to prepare for auditions and work in theater, film, television commercials, and television soap operas, sitcoms, and nighttime dramas.

Berchtesgaden, Germany, is a beautiful place, set among the gentle meadow-clad hills rising to the sheer heights of bare Alpine peaks. It is here where an elderly woman arrives and recollects her past—and her peripheral role in a chapter of world history. She walks along a beaten path, which has come into being because so many tourists have ventured this way . . . to see something that exists only in her memory.In the summer of 1944, twenty-year-old Marlene is thrilled when her older, more glamorous cousin, Eva Braun, Adolph Hitler’s mistress, invites her to come to the Fuhrer’s Bavarian mountain retreat. Against her father’s wishes, Marlene accepts, and immediately sets forth to Berghof.There, while Hitler is away desperately trying to turn the tides of war, Marlene finds herself in a... Less

Berchtesgaden, Germany, is a beautiful place, set among the gentle meadow-clad hills rising to the sheer heights of bare Alpine peaks. It is here where an elderly woman arrives and recollects her past—and her peripheral role in a chapter of world history. She walks along a beaten path, which has come into being because so many tourists have ventured this way . . . to see something that exists only in her memory.In the summer of 1944, twenty-year-old Marlene is thrilled when her older, more glamorous cousin, Eva Braun, Adolph Hitler’s mistress, invites her to come to the Fuhrer’s Bavarian mountain retreat. Against her father’s wishes, Marlene accepts, and immediately sets forth to Berghof.There, while Hitler is away desperately trying to turn the tides of war, Marlene finds herself in a... Less

An Original Vintage Theater-Used Unfolded One-Sheet Movie Poster (27" x 41") from Times Square, the 1980 Allan Moyle Manhattan New York punk rock underground- music melodrama ("In the heart of Times Square a poor girl becomes famous, a rich girl becomes courageous and both become friends.") starring Tim Curry, Trini Alvarado, Robin Johnson, Peter Coffield, Herbert Berghof, David Margulies and Anna Maria Horsford