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Recently, the Muslim Brotherhood has made news with their actions in Egypt. However, this is only another attempt in a long line of attempts to conquer.

La Roche-sur-yon - Paul Gerbi, 92, made over €10,000 on Friday by selling four photo albums he took from the mountain retreat of Adolf Hitler towards the end of World War II. He had kept them as a "souvenir," but has now made a good sale.

Houston - A publicly-funded charter high school in Texas is teaching students with an anti-science textbook that implies the Holocaust has roots in Darwin's theory of evolution.

Rochus Misch, Hitler's personal guard who witnessed the dictator's final few hours of life, has died in Germany. He was 96.

Berlin - Today, Germany marks the 80th anniversary of Hitler's rise to power. New footage shows Adolf Hitler taking office as German Chancellor exactly 80 years ago today on January 30, 1933.

Berlin - January 30 is the 80th anniversary of Adolf Hitler's appointment as German Chancellor, marking his rise to power. Germany is commemorating the anniversary with a series of events to remind Germans they must continue to take responsibility for Nazi crimes.

Watch the Fuhrer, famous for his tantrums, blow a fuse when his generals tell him about the new iPhone 5. In fierce anger, he berates Apple over poor innovation in the new iPhone 5. He rages: "Who the hell's in charge of their research, the janitor?"

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Vienna - The graves of Alois and Klara Hitler, parents of the notorious Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, have been taken down at the request of an unknown descendant of Alois' first wife. The monument was attracting neo-Nazis who congregated there.

Istanbul - In keeping with the adage that there's no such thing as a bad advertisement, an Istanbul ad agency created a truly striking shampoo commercial with the "endorsement" of an historical figure: Adolf Hitler, who was cast as a symbol of virility.