Podcast appearances and mentions of Charles A Lindbergh

Många har frågat sig om eller till vilken grad Charles och Anne Lindbergh var nazister. Intressantare är att se hur enkelt det fascistiska tänkandet sprider sig, menar Maria Küchen. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Publicerad 2020-03-30.Amerikanskan Anne Morrow Lindbergh var pilot, kritikerhyllad bästsäljande författare och mamma till sex barn. Fem av dem fick leva till vuxen ålder. En av hennes söner mördades när han var två år.Hennes man var sällan hemma. Hans yrke och hans rastlöshet lockade honom ut på ständiga resor världen över. Förutom äktenskapet i USA med Anne, hade han sju barn med tre olika kvinnor i Europa.Anne Morrow Lindbergh dog 2001 och blev nästan hundra år. Flera av nittonhundratalets stora omvälvningar i västerlandet speglades i hennes liv. Kvinnans frigörelse, massmediernas framväxt och ökande inflytande, USA:s uppgång och fall som nation – och nazismen.Var Anne Morrow Lindbergh nazist? Var hennes man nazist? Många har ställt frågan. Bland annat den amerikanske romanförfattaren Philip Roth och den New York-baserade svenske journalisten Lennart Pehrson.2004 publicerade Roth en roman i ämnet, ”Konspirationen mot Amerika”. Och Lennart Pehrson gav år 2017 ut ”Historien om Charles A Lindbergh – från Jesus till Judas”. Det är en mycket grundlig, omfattande och intressant biografi över Annes man, flygpionjären Charles Lindbergh junior.1927 skrev Lindbergh historia när han blev den första som korsade Atlanten i ett flygplan. Eller var han verkligen först?Redan 1919 hade två britter flugit över norra Atlanten. De startade från Newfoundland och landade föga glamouröst sexton timmar senare på en irländsk mosse. Deras namn, Jack Alcock och Arthur Whitten Brown, är det få som minns idag. Charles Lindberghs flygning från New York till Paris åtta år senare gjorde honom däremot till världsstjärna.Förgäves försökte han värja sig. Kanske var han västvärldens första globala superkändis, första offret för den offensivt växande medieindustrins sensationslystnad och personfixering.1932 kidnappades och mördades hans och Annes tvåårige son. En tysk immigrant, Bruno Hauptmann, greps, dömdes och avrättades för dådet. Rättegången mot Hauptmann blev så att säga meta-medial. ”Det var något helt nytt”, skriver Lennart Pehrson, ”att journalisterna på plats även rapporterade om sig själva, om hur många de var, om sina arbetsmetoder”.Charles och Anne Lindbergh förlorade chansen till ett privatliv. Men värre var det nog att Charles Lindbergh så småningom förlorade sin heder.Charles Lindbergh avskydde kommunismen och han engagerade sig politiskt för att till varje pris hålla USA utanför andra världskriget. När han besökte USA:s Berlinambassadör 1938 fick han ta emot Tyska örnens orden, en civil hedersmedalj, av pilotkollegan riksmarskalk Hermann Göring. Anne Morrow Lindberg kastade en snabb blick på medaljen och konstaterade att den skulle bli Charles Lindberghs ”albatross”. Hon syftade på en känd 1700-talsdikt av Samuel Taylor Coleridge, där en sjöman skjuter en albatross som fört tur med sig, drar olycka över sin besättning och tvingas bära den döda fågeln runt halsen som straff. Charles Lindbergh samarbetade med Henry Ford, bilindustrimagnaten som kanske är mest känd för att ha uppfunnit det löpande bandet, men Ford var också grov antisemit. En annan av Lindberghs mentorer och inspiratörer var transplantationskirurgen Alexis Carrel, som 1912 hade fått Nobelpriset i medicin. I sin bok ”Den okända människan”, utgiven på svenska år 1936 av Bonniers, propagerade Carrel för att vetenskapen skulle skapa ”intelligenta, kraftiga, moraliskt sunda människor”.Rashygien skulle tillämpas för att främja den vita rasen. Kvinnor skulle koncentrera sig på att föda och fostra barn. De ”abnorma”, de som hindrade den normala människans utveckling, skulle snabbt och smärtfritt gasas ihjäl.I Sverige fick Carrels bok utförliga recensioner, i både Dagens Nyheter och Aftonbladet. Recensenterna uttryckte inga invändningar mot idén om rashygienisk ihjälgasning.Boken sålde mycket bra och trycktes i flera nya upplagor. I ett sådant idéklimat levde och verkade Charles Lindbergh.En religiöst färgad tro på teknik och vetenskap, förakt för det annorlunda och främmande, skräcken för att dras in i ett nytt världskrig – i USA löpte allt detta samman i brokig och heterogen rörelse, America First, där Lindbergh blev en frontfigur.Och om han hade velat, hade han möjligen kunnat bli USA:s president. I Philip Roths roman ”Konspirationen mot Amerika”, blir han det. Han slår ut Franklin D Roosevelt i presidentvalet 1940. Resultatet blir ett samhälle där fascismen tar över.Det går inte till inte som i Hitlers Tyskland – inget statligt fascistiskt våld, inga brunskjortor och militärmarscher, inga hakkors. Det är som att det inte behövs. I stället sipprar fascismen sakta in och genomsyrar som ett slags tändvätska. Den framstår faktiskt som rimlig, människovänlig och demokratisk, tills allt tar fyr och pogromerna börjar.Var Charles och Anne Morrow Lindbergh nazister? Lennart Pehrson är försiktig med att antyda det. Han understryker också att Charles Lindberghs ställningstaganden ofta gjorde Anne olycklig. Roths dom är hårdare. Han citerar Charles Lindberghs dagbok, där Lindbergh skriver om behovet av att ”skydda oss själva mot främmande raser och mot inblandning av underlägset folk.” Roth citerar också Anne Morrow Lindbergh, som efter Berlinolympiaden 1936 skrev om ”den strängt puritanska åsikten som råder där hemma om att diktatur med nödvändighet måste vara något ont” och om den ”självklart mycket starka judiska propagandan i de judiskägda tidningarna.”Vem är nazist? Kanske är det mer fruktbart att fråga VAD nazism och fascism är. Det är en människosyn och en världsbild som gradvis sipprar in och genomsyrar våra samhällen och våra tankar. Lögner och rykten förvandlas till något som ”alla vet”, till alternativa fakta. Värnandet om medmänskliga kärnvärden förvandlas till något ”puritanskt”, till ”politiskt korrekthet”.Ihjälgasning av dem som anses hindra en sund utveckling börjar ses som normalt och rationellt. Löpande band-principen användes så småningom inte bara vid biltillverkning. Den tillämpades i nazisternas förintelseläger.Men motviljan i USA mot Charles Lindberghs grumliga politiska sympatier var utbredd. Nationens Jesus, som hade stått för utvecklingstro och framtidshopp, blev en Judas, som det heter i undertiteln till Lennart Pehrssons bok. En brun skugga faller över piloterna Charles och Anne Morrow Lindberghs insatser i flyghistorien.Där var de banbrytare. De flög världen över, de kartlade nya rutter, och Anne skrev. Hennes fackböcker från trettiotalet om flyg, ”Norröver till Orienten” och ”Hör, vinden!”, prisbelönades och lovsjöngs. Efter andra världskrigets slut reste hon runt i Europa, och publicerade sedan artiklar om krigets förödelse och Europas förväntningar på framtiden i tidskrifter som Harper's, Life och Reader's Digest.När hennes man som tjugofemåring gjorde sin flygning från New York till Paris, då låg världen och framtiden för USA:s fötter. Charles Lindbergh blev aldrig president och USA blev ingen fasciststat. Men år 2017 – nittio år efter pionjärflygningen över Atlanten – i ett USA som tycks ha sina glansdagar bakom sig, dammade president Donald Trump av Lindberghs isolationistiska trettiotalsslogan och började upprepa den som ett mantra: America First.Maria Küchen, författare och kritiker LitteraturLennart Pehrson: Historien om Charles A Lindbergh – från Jesus till Judas. Albert Bonniers förlag, 2017.Philip Roth: Konspirationen mot Amerika. Översättare Hans-Jacob Nilsson. Albert Bonniers förlag, 2005.

Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr oli maailmankuulun lentäjän Charles Lindbergh toisen esikoislapsi. Kun alle kaksivuotias Charles Jr katosi omasta sängystään, vanhemmat uskoivat heti, että heidän poikansa oli kidnapattu. Epäilykset vahvistuivat kun lastenhuoneen ikkunalaudalta löytyi lunnasvaatimus. Vuosien päästä tapauksen uskottiin ratkenneen epäillyn kidnappaajan astuessa oikeuden eteen. Mies vannoi kuitenkin syyttömyyttään loppuun asti. Kuka oikein oli pienen pojan katoamisen takana? Yhteydenotto: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠rikosarvoitukset@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: @rikosarvoitukset Lähteet: https://www.fbi.gov/history/famous-cases/lindbergh-kidnapping https://www.mnhs.org/lindbergh/learn/kidnapping The-trial-of-the-century https://www.crimetraveller.org/2017/03/lindbergh-kidnapping-did-charles-lindbergh-kill-his-son/ History`s Greatest Mysteries Solved NJ Criminal Podcast: Lindbergh Kidnapping Suspect No 1 Judge Lise Pearlman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Hauptmann https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Morrow_Lindbergh https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Lindbergh#Personal_life https://www.upi.com/Archives/1993/03/17/New-theory-claims-famed-aviator-Lindbergh-killed-own-son-in-prank/3639732344400/ https://www.sfchronicle.com/california/article/charles-lindbergh-baby-kidnap-oakland-judge-18510269.php https://famous-trials.com/hauptmann/1383-fisch https://www.upi.com/Archives/1993/03/17/New-theory-claims-famed-aviator-Lindbergh-killed-own-son-in-prank/3639732344400/ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12928071/Did-Charles-Lindbergh-sacrifice-son-science-stage-monstrous-cover-kidnap-murder-legendary-aviators-child-dubbed-crime-century-chilling-question-asked.html https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/lindbergh-baby-kidnapping-aviator-son-trial-mystery-xknrwnzmx https://www.mnhs.org/lindbergh/learn/family/double-life

This season we continue to travel around Minnesota but this time we're learning about all the fascinating historical sites our state has to offer and giving you a book prompt inspired by each site.   We will share six book suggestions to meet that prompt, to get you started on reading new books. You can also take that prompt and find any other book to meet the challenge! This week we encourage you to explore the Charles Lindbergh House and Museum. “Discover the childhood home of Charles A. Lindbergh, the famed environmental activist, inventor, and aviation pioneer.” To help you, we suggest that you read a book about airplanes or flying. We give you links to each of these books on our show notes page, taking you to Amazon.com. If you click on any of them, and buy anything at all - including a nice book - Amazon will send us a small percent of the profits they made on these sales. Thank you for supporting CMLE!

Lindbergh undertook one of the most remarkable flights in history. John Grierson takes us through every step of the epic flight which led Lindbergh to become the first man to fly the Atlantic single-handed. Grierson, an old friend of Lindbergh's, also paints a portrait of the man, both before and after his epic flight, exploring his reluctance for the USA to enter the war, his polar flights and his interest in wildlife conservation. The recording includes a second tribute to Lindbergh, this time from Sir Peter Masefield, who argues that Lindbergh's achievement was a turning point for aviation. John Grierson gave the Inaugural Lindbergh Memorial Lecture on 21 May 1975. The recording was digitised thanks to a grant from the RAeS Foundation and the podcast was edited by Eur Ing Mike Stanberry FRAeS.

Synopsis It was on this day in 1929 that the first performance was given of a radio cantata – not on the radio, oddly enough, but in a concert hall in Baden-Baden, Germany. It was entitled “Lindbergh's Flight,” with a text by Bertolt Brecht, and music by both Kurt Weill AND Paul Hindemith. This cantata was intended for a later radio broadcast and meant to illustrate both the literal and philosophical aspects of Charles A. Lindbergh's first-ever solo flight across the Atlantic two years earlier in 1927. Today, when planes whiz back and forth across the Atlantic every day, carrying hundreds of thousands of passengers, we have to remember that in 1927, the number of people flying to Europe nonstop was just ONE, namely Lindbergh, and the feat made headline news around the world. Three decades after Lindbergh's flight, composer Franz Waxman would write the film score for “The Spirit of St. Louis,” a 1957 Hollywood version of the Atlantic crossing starring Jimmy Stewart. And speaking of Atlantic crossings, Waxman, Weill and Hindemith – all German-born composers – would emigrate to the U.S. in the 1930s, their flight a result of the racial laws and artistic repression that followed the rise of Nazi ideology in Europe. Music Played in Today's Program Kurt Weill (1900-1950) – Lindbergh's Flight (Cologne Radio Orchestra; Hermann Scherchen, cond.) Capriccio 60012 Franz Waxman (1906-1962) – The Spirit of St. Louis (studio orchestra; Franz Waxman, cond.) BMG/RCA 2283

♦ Il 20 e 21 maggio 1927, Charles A. Lindbergh compì la 1a trasvolata dell'Atlantico in solitaria, facendo la storia. Morì nel 1974. Circa 5 anni prima, fece anche una dichiarazione storica, questa volta relativa alla tecnologia moderna. Disse: “Può facilmente distruggerci”. Affermò anche che la civiltà occidentale è probabilmente già entrata nel suo “periodo di rottura”. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/corgiov/message

"In an astonishing feat of narrative invention, our most ambitious novelist imagines an alternate version of American history. In 1940 Charles A. Lindbergh, heroic aviator and rabid isolationist, is elected President. Shortly thereafter, he negotiates a cordial "understanding" with Adolf Hitler, while the new government embarks on a program of folksy anti-Semitism.For one boy growing up in Newark, Lindbergh's election is the first in a series of ruptures that threatens to destroy his small, safe corner of America - and with it, his mother, his father, and his older brother."

https://linktr.ee/mycrimepod Join me tonight as I explore deeper in the life of Charles A Lindbergh.   I would love to hear from you guys. Rate my podcast, leave me a review, it would mean the world to me.   Also guys, my podcast is finally available on Apple Podcast.  So help me out and review it on Apple.   So come find me on  Facebook: at My So-called True Crime podcast.   Twitter: @mysocalledcrimepodWarning:  I have no Idea what to do on twitter, but I'm trying. So hey send me a tweet. Instagram: Mytruecrimepod Email: Mysocalledtruecrimepod@gmail.com   Also if you would like to show your support with donations, then buy me a coffee. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mycrimepod Go to https://cocoandeden.com/ and check out their gorgeous jewelry.  They have earrings, rings, bracelets, and necklaces.  Use Crimepod20 to get a 20% discount. Whatever you do, just be safe out there, and I hope to catch ya next time.  Good night.   My so-called true crime podcast is hosted, produced and edited by me. Intro and outro music is “Partners in crime” by Christoffer Moe Ditlevinson   Sources: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/save-his-dying-sister-law-charles-lindbergh-Invented-medical-device-180956526/ https://www.britannica.com/biography/Charles-Lindbergh/Germany-and-the-America-First-movement http://www.charleslindbergh.com/history/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/my-so-called-crime-pod/support

Synopsis The name Charles A. Lindbergh will forever be associated with two dramatic events: the first, Lindbergh's historic nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic in the airplane named “The Spirit of St. Louis”; the second, the kidnapping and murder of Lindbergh's infant son. On today's date in the year 2002, marking the centennial of Lindbergh's birth and the 75th anniversary of Lindbergh's Atlantic crossing, the Opera Theatre of St. Louis premiered a new opera entitled “Loss of Eden,” a musical reflection on Lindbergh's public triumph and personal tragedy. The opera's composer, Cary John Franklin, reworked themes from his opera into a chamber piece for oboe and guitar, entitled “Falls Flyer.” The title refers to both Lindbergh, who was born in Little Falls, Minnesota, and to the line of speedboats marketed under that name from the 1930s to the 1950s, whose sleek lines were modeled after the open cockpit of Lindbergh's first plane. Franklin wrote, “‘Falls Flyer,' is derived from music that accompanies the major dramatic moments of the opera – the plane departing for Paris, the kidnapping, and the execution of the man convicted of the crime. The more lyrical sections suggest the serenity and solitude found floating through clouds – or drifting on the water.” Music Played in Today's Program Cary John Franklin (b. 1956): Falls Flyer (Klemp-Kachian Duo) Schubert Club/Ten Thousand Lakes 115

Synopsis The name Charles A. Lindbergh will forever be associated with two dramatic events: the first, Lindbergh's historic nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic in the airplane named “The Spirit of St. Louis”; the second, the kidnapping and murder of Lindbergh's infant son. On today's date in the year 2002, marking the centennial of Lindbergh's birth and the 75th anniversary of Lindbergh's Atlantic crossing, the Opera Theatre of St. Louis premiered a new opera entitled “Loss of Eden,” a musical reflection on Lindbergh's public triumph and personal tragedy. The opera's composer, Cary John Franklin, reworked themes from his opera into a chamber piece for oboe and guitar, entitled “Falls Flyer.” The title refers to both Lindbergh, who was born in Little Falls, Minnesota, and to the line of speedboats marketed under that name from the 1930s to the 1950s, whose sleek lines were modeled after the open cockpit of Lindbergh's first plane. Franklin wrote, “‘Falls Flyer,' is derived from music that accompanies the major dramatic moments of the opera – the plane departing for Paris, the kidnapping, and the execution of the man convicted of the crime. The more lyrical sections suggest the serenity and solitude found floating through clouds – or drifting on the water.” Music Played in Today's Program Cary John Franklin (b. 1956): Falls Flyer (Klemp-Kachian Duo) Schubert Club/Ten Thousand Lakes 115

Feature Interview (5:42) – Our specialty focus series continues with Dr. Bill Williams who gives a behind the scenes look at his work as a rheumatologist and researcher including the most common autoimmune and musculoskeletal diseases he treats and the complicated process of medical research. Medical Trivia (Answer at 49:43) – Alexis Carrel (1873 –1944) was a French surgeon and biologist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1912 for pioneering vascular suturing techniques. He invented the first perfusion pump with Charles A. Lindbergh opening the way to organ transplantation. Because of an event he witnessed and refused to deny - he was scorned by his French colleagues and could get no research positions in France. He moved to the United States where he worked in medical research at the Rockefeller Institute from 1906 until his death in 1944. What did he witness in 1902 that he not only refused to deny happened, but willingly proclaimed? ---- www.redeemerradio.com www.cathmed.org Follow us on Facebook: @DoctorDoctorShow Submit your question(s): Text (Holy Cross College text line) - 260-436-9598 Online - www.RedeemerRadio.com/Doctor E-mail - Doctor@RedeemerRadio.com Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes | Google Play | SoundCloud | RSS

On this day in 1934, B.R. Hauptmann was indicted for the murder of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr. Sponsored by Jimmy John’s – Order a $3 Little John at JimmyJohns.com or with the Jimmy John’s app.

Reeve Lindbergh is the youngest daughter of famous aviator Charles A. Lindbergh. In this episode, Erik reconnects with his Auntie Reeve, and share stories of life and living in the shadow of the Lindbergh legacy. The Lindberghs podcast is hosted by Erik and Lyn Lindbergh based out of Seattle, Washington.  See the blog post for this episode at: https://www.thelindberghs.com/6 

“Through discipline comes freedom.” (Aristotle) Today’s title is not about simply doing your homework early so that you have the freedom to play video games. Or obeying traffic laws so that you can continue to enjoy the freedom of the roads. It is about weaving discipline and obedience into the fabric of your life--living a life of freedom. Not just at certain times when pressed. Duc’s (“Duke”), my large, 9-year-old Standard Poodle has earned countless hours of leashless freedom on the mountainous trails adjacent to our home because of his obedience. He learned to come and stand by me regardless of the distraction; horses, runners, cyclists--or even other dogs. Along with his knowing not to get out of my sight. These disciplines have earned him the joyful freedom of being in the hills, chasing butterflies and deer, running this way and that for the sheer sake of running--joyfully leashless. I feel for the other dogs and and their humans as they both wrestle with leashes out there. Both obedience and discipline can be--should be--lifelong decisions. Not moment-to-moment choices that we have to sweat out repeatedly. Charles A. Lindbergh, of first solo air crossing of the Atlantic fame, had no money and no prospects when he made the decision to be the first. The power of his decision saw him through seemingly impossible odds. My stepmother’s Mother, “Auntoy” was my oasis of sanity, love and encouragement when I was first growing up. One of her quotes, “A coward dies a thousand deaths, a hero dies but once” stays with my today. Obedience and discipline are two sides of the same coin, using many of the same mental muscles. Obedience does not mean being obsequious or being a today. Freedom is neither anarchy not simply rebellion; both are traps which are the opposite of freedom. And discipline does not mean, say, doing 150 sit-ups  each day just to be disciplined. We all know where we need to be obedient and where we need to be disciplined. And those areas are likely different for each of us. And while freedom may be defined differently for all of us, it will feel much the same; glorious and satisfying. Let’s help each other to lead comfortable, sure and steady, lives of discipline and obedience. Please do contact me. Respond in my Revolution 2.0 blog, email me at will@revolution2-0.org. And I’m easy to find on iTunes, Google Play and the usual Bat Channels, including Twitter and Facebook. Will Luden, writing from my home office at 7,200’ in Colorado Springs.

On episode 03 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan brings up a recent New York Times article that actually takes the UFO topic seriously. It features the recent release of The U.F.O Sightings Desk Reference, a compendium book created and published by Cheryl and Linda Costa. Ever wondered what type and how many UFOs are reported in your state, city, and town? This book will definitely satisfy your curiosity.  Check out the New York Times article HERE. ​Ryan then speaks with Greg Eghigian, Associate Professor of Modern History at Penn State University. They dive deep into a paper Greg has had published, titled, Making UFOs Make Sense: Ufology, science, and the history of their mutual mistrust. The conversation moves to examining the historical and cultural impact the entire UFO phenomenon has had and the influence that sub-culture brings to the topic. They end the conversation detailing some exciting work Greg will be doing in Washington D.C. as the Charles A. Lindbergh Chair in Aerospace History. While there, he'll be researching the history of UFOs and exchanging ideas with colleagues who work in aerospace history. It's a refreshing and hopeful interview for the past, present, and future of UFO research. Greg's will be giving several talks in London, UK, in early May. For more information, CLICK HERE Guest Bio: Greg Eghigian, is Associate Professor of Modern History at Penn State University, where he conducts research and teaches about the history of the human sciences and medicine. He is presently writing a history of UFOs and alien contact as a global cultural phenomenon in the 20th and 21st centuries. He also runs the noted blog, The UFO Past, which explores the global history of the UFO and alien contact phenomenon. You can contact him via his office email: gae2@psu.edu Please considering subscribing, rating, and reviewing the show on iTunes and wherever applicable. If you have guest or topic suggestions or a personal story to share, please email: Sprague@somewhereintheskies.com Twitter: @SomewhereSkies Facebook Group: HERE Check out Ryan's book, Somewhere in the Skies: A Human Approach to an Alien Phenomenon, by CLICKING HERE