In this case, it is the explanation for much of what Mayor Giuliani has so far done, and what if ever allowed to go on to higher office, he and his associates intend to do. In July 1937 Hitler and G bbels decided to clear museums of all remaining modern works and to mount an exhibition of modern works as an example of the most horrific art ever created. Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, still outraged over an exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum of Art that he calls perverted and anti-Catholic, broke into an impromptu philosophical discussion on Tuesday on the merits of civilization and sanitation. Adolf Hitler speech at the Nazi Party Rally in N rnberg in 1935. Mayor Giuliani yesterday left open the possibility that his office might begin screening art exhibits bankrolled by taxpayers.
Freedom is about authority.
Former Mayor Ed Koch criticized Mayor Rudolph Giuliani on Wednesday for sharing a dais at a Martin Luther King Day event with an Austrian political leader who once praised the policies of Adolf Hitler. His articles and letters have appeared in the NY Times, NY Post, Daily News, Newsday, Street News, African Sun Times, Brooklyn Bridge, Park Slope Courier, The Daily Challenge, Amsterdam News, Sandbox, Penthouse, Our Town, and NY Press. He has never been convicted of any of the charges.