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Zan Azlee
I am a multimedia journalist, documentary filmmaker and writer based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I have 16 years experience in the field and my last senior post was as Senior Editor, News Features, at Astro AWANI, Malaysia's first 24-hour news channel. Prior to that 4-year stint,, I was a ...
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We expect a lot more from a govt that stresses unity
30 Jan 2023
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www.malaysiakini.com
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| Government Policies
The text condemns systemic racism, drawing parallels to extreme cases like Nazi Germany, Myanmar's Rakhine state, China's Uyghur regions, and Palestine. It criticizes the inherent racist tendencies in society and calls for more inclusive and empathetic government policies.
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Mark Barnes
I'm a freelance journalist from Australia but based in Hanoi, Vietnam. I have a degree in journalism from RMIT and a Masters in International Relations from the University of Melbourne. I've been in Hanoi for over a year and have developed extensive networks and contacts.
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Early success against Nazi warships captured
19 Apr 2023
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www.thetimes.com
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| Naval Battles
Britain's efforts to stop the Nazi invasion of Norway in April 1940 ultimately failed, contributing to Neville Chamberlain's downfall. However, the Royal Navy achieved early victories in the first and second Battles of Narvik, sinking several German vessels. Despite these successes, The Times art editor Ulric Van den Bogaerde expressed concerns over the lack of British official photographs, leading to reliance on German-issued images.
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Raluca Besliu
I am a freelance journalist originally from Romania. In the past three years, I have published over 400 articles on topics, ranging from political affairs in Eastern Europe to environmental abuses in African countries. Some of the publications that I have contributed to include Al Jazeera (****), ...
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The Eternal Migrant? Roma Belonging in Europe
01 Oct 2023
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Green European Journal
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| European History
The Roma, often perceived as eternal migrants in Europe, have faced centuries of marginalization, violence, and exclusion. Historical narratives shaped by non-Roma have perpetuated stereotypes and prejudices. The Roma's lack of attachment to land, property, and their nomadic lifestyle have contributed to their social categorization and stigmatization. The abolition of Roma slavery in Romania led to significant social changes, including westward migration and continued discrimination. The Roma Holocaust during WWII resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands, yet it remains under-recognized. Despite various policy initiatives aimed at improving Roma inclusion, their impact has been limited due to the failure to address the deep-rooted power dynamics and ethnic identity issues. The text calls for a more intersectional and inclusive approach to Roma policies to ensure their full participation and rights as European citizens.
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Daniel Brown
Daniel Brown is a experienced journalist based in Paris, France. For the last 30 years he has traveled the world reporting in cultural, political and sporting fields, essentially in English and French. His features and reports regularly feature in publications in England and the US, and he has been ...
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The blood libel of Zionists and the Holocaust
01 Oct 2023
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Athol Daily News
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| Holocaust
The article by Daniel A. Brown addresses accusations against Israel and Zionists, particularly the claim that Zionists conspired with Nazis during the Holocaust. Brown refutes these accusations, labeling them as antisemitic and historically inaccurate. He criticizes pro-Palestinian activists for their actions and rhetoric, arguing that they often ignore the complex history and current realities of the Israel-Palestine conflict. The piece emphasizes the persistent antisemitism faced by Jews and defends Zionism as a movement aimed at ensuring Jewish safety.
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Meredith Chen
Meredith Chen is a journalist based in Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
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Receding waters reveal historical marvels during summer's droughts: See the most notable finds from around the world
30 Aug 2022
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www.nbcnews.com
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| Drought
Heat waves and droughts are causing rivers worldwide to dry up, revealing historical artifacts such as ancient Buddhist statues in China, sunken Nazi warships in Europe, and a ghost village in Spain. Experts warn that these phenomena highlight the urgent issue of climate change. Significant finds include the Dolmen of Guadalperal in Spain, a WWII bomb in Italy, and dinosaur tracks in the U.S. These discoveries underscore the impact of climate change on water levels and the exposure of historical relics.
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Elaine Cobbe
Elaine Cobbe is a seasoned print and broadcast journalist based in Paris, France. She is also a journalism trainer, and specialises in Journalism and Trauma - she is the France Country Contact for the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma.
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Leon Gautier, last surviving French commando who took part in WWII D-Day landings in Normandy, dies at 100
03 Jul 2023
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www.cbsnews.com
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Leon Gautier, the last surviving member of the elite French troops who participated in the D-Day landings in Normandy in 1944, has died at the age of 100. Gautier, originally from Rennes, joined the French Navy at 17 and later became part of the 'Commando Kieffer' unit under Gen. Charles de Gaulle. He was the last of the 177 French commandos who joined the Allies in the pivotal assault against Nazi Germany. His death was announced by the mayor of Ouistreham, where he spent his final years. Gautier recently attended the 79th anniversary of D-Day, meeting French President Emmanuel Macron and emphasizing the importance of maintaining peace.
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Matthew Day
I’m an experienced foreign correspondent, and work for some of the world’s leading English-language news publications. For a number of years I’ve covered Central Europe for the UK’s The Telegraph, and also write about the area and Eastern Europe for The Scotsman. In addition to this I write ...
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Family murdered by Nazis will be first to become saints together
05 Sept 2023
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The Telegraph
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| Holocaust
A Polish family of nine, the Ulmas, who were murdered by the Nazis for sheltering Jews during World War II, will be beatified together, marking the first time an entire family undergoes the process simultaneously. The beatification, described by the Vatican as an unprecedented event, highlights their sacrifice in protecting eight Jews from persecution. The ceremony in Markowa, Poland, was attended by Polish President Andrzej Duda and Ella Goldman, a relative of the Jews sheltered by the Ulmas. The event underscores the Ulma family's courage and strong Christian faith.
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Janine Di Giovanni
Janine di Giovanni has 25 years covering war and conflict and is an expert on The Arab world, terrorism, Afghanistan, Ira, France, USA, conflict, humanitarian disasters, anything conflict related She has published five books, is writing one on Syria, has won many awards, is an Ochberg Fellow at ...
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The Defiance of Celebrating Literature in the Midst of War
22 Oct 2022
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Foreign Policy
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| Cultural Destruction
The article highlights the resilience of Ukrainian culture and literature amidst the ongoing war with Russia, drawing parallels with historical instances of cultural destruction. It focuses on the Lviv BookForum, a literary festival held in defiance of the war, featuring Ukrainian and international writers, activists, and intellectuals. The narrative underscores the importance of art and literature in maintaining morale and historical memory during conflicts. Key figures such as Victoria Amelina and Oleksandr Mykhed are highlighted for their contributions and personal sacrifices. The article also touches on the broader implications of cultural destruction and the need for global solidarity to preserve Ukrainian identity.
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Adam Easton
Adam Easton has been the BBC correspondent in Warsaw since 2003. Before that he was the BBC correspondent in Caracas during the turbulent early years of the Chavez administration. Before that he was the correspondent for the Guardian newspaper in Manila. He got his start in local newspapers and ...
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Beatification for Polish family murdered for sheltering Jews
10 Sept 2023
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BBC News فارسی
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English
| Holocaust
A beatification Mass was held in Poland for the Ulma family, who were executed by Nazis in 1944 for hiding Jews. This marks the first time an entire family has been beatified, a significant step towards sainthood. The ceremony, attended by Poland's president and over 30,000 pilgrims, was led by Pope Francis' envoy. The Ulma family, motivated by Christian values, sheltered eight Jews in their farmhouse in Markowa. Betrayed by a Polish police officer, they were executed along with the Jews they hid. The beatification highlights the historical truth of the extreme penalties for aiding Jews in Nazi-occupied Poland. In 1995, Israel's Yad Vashem honored the Ulmas as
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Krisztina Fenyo
Krisztina Fenyo is a video journalist based in Budapest, Hungary, with more than 20 years of experience. Freelancing mainly for Reuters but available for occasional jobs also as fixer, researcher, edited video spot news and features.
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Hungarian Auschwitz survivor says world has not learned lesson
17 Jan 2025
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whbl.com
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English
| Human Rights
Agnes Darvas, a Hungarian Auschwitz survivor, recounts her harrowing experiences during the Holocaust, emphasizing that the world has not learned from past atrocities. Despite surviving multiple concentration camps, she reflects on the ongoing cruelty in the world, highlighting the need for genuine understanding beyond mere commemoration. The article underscores the historical significance of the Holocaust and the enduring impact on survivors.
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Tobias Grey
Tobias Grey is a freelance journalist based in Paris, France, with fifteen years experience writing for national newspapers like The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Sunday Times.
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How a ‘National Family Secret in France’ Inspired Her Novel
09 Oct 2024
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www.nytimes.com
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| Literature
Cécile Desprairies's novel, 'The Propagandist,' explores the hidden history of France's collaboration with Nazi Germany during World War II, inspired by her mother's role as a propagandist for the Vichy regime. The novel, translated by Natasha Lehrer, reflects Desprairies's personal journey from secrecy to liberation, allowing her to delve into her family's past and the broader historical context. The narrative is set in 1960s Paris, where a young girl uncovers her family's coded conversations and secrets about their wartime experiences.
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Paul Heath
20+ years in the Radio / New Media industry overall. British born. + Audio / radio interviews, features and stories - specializing in entertainment and music, lifestyle and culture, motor-sports, extreme sports and food-culture / culinary eats and treats. + Short bursts and blasts, on-...
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New look at Apple series ‘Masters of the Air’ from executive producers Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman
06 Dec 2023
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The Hollywood News
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English
| World War II
The new Apple TV+ series 'Masters of the Air,' executive produced by Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, and Gary Goetzman, is set to premiere on January 26, 2024. The series, based on Donald L. Miller’s book, follows the 100th Bomb Group during World War II as they conduct bombing raids over Nazi Germany. The show stars Austin Butler, Callum Turner, and Barry Keoghan, among others, and explores the psychological and emotional toll on the young men involved. The series spans locations from England to German POW camps, promising a large-scale depiction of this crucial historical period.
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Rob Hyde
Rob Hyde is a freelance journalist based in Bremen, Germany. His work has been published in The Times, The Daily Mail, The Mirror, The Express, The Daily Record, The Star, The Liverpool Echo & others. He has writes for specialist publications such as The Lancet, and trade periodicals including ...
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Plaque to Nazi judges can stay for now, says Germany’s supreme court president
01 Oct 2023
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www.thetimes.com
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| Judiciary
Germany's supreme court president has decided that a plaque commemorating Nazi judges will remain in place for now, with added contextual notes about their history. The court, based in Leipzig during Hitler's reign, has faced scrutiny over its past tributes to Nazi Party members. Investigations have revealed that many judicial staff were former Nazis until the 1970s, with the latest inquiry expected to conclude in 2024.
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James Jackson
James Jackson is a multimedia journalist based in Berlin, Germany. James is a self-starting media professional who is comfortable writing news, specialist reports dispatches, op-eds and features. A native English speaker, he is fluent in German and Spanish and covers Central Europe for outlets ...
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German far-Right leader’s grandfather was Nazi judge appointed by Hitler
07 Oct 2023
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Yahoo Entertainment
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| Alternative for Germany (AfD)
Alice Weidel, co-leader of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), is revealed to have a grandfather, Hans Weidel, who was appointed by Adolf Hitler as a leading Nazi judge. The article explores the AfD's controversial relationship with Nazi history, highlighting statements from party officials downplaying the era's significance. Despite her family's Nazi connections, Alice Weidel claims ignorance of her grandfather's past. The AfD, polling second in Germany, recently won a state election in Thuringia, central Germany.
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Julian Jackson
I am a professional writer, with over 10 years experience. My specialist areas are the environment, and visual arts, particularly photography and film. I also do business copywriting and news, for businesses in London both B2B and B2C. My work has been published in various environmental ...
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Case closed?
01 Oct 2023
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insidestory.org.au
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Philippe Pétain, a French military leader, rose to prominence during WWI but later led the Vichy government, collaborating with Nazi Germany. Historian Julian Jackson's book, 'France on Trial: The Case of Marshal Pétain,' explores Pétain's controversial role and the subsequent treason trial. The trial highlighted the judicial chaos of post-liberation France and the nation's struggle to reconcile its wartime actions. Jackson's work underscores the continuity of extreme-right politics in France, tracing it back to the Dreyfus affair and examining its persistence in contemporary politics.
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Bartosz Kaczorowski
PhD, Assistant Professor in Department of Contemporary History, University of Lodz, Poland
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Opinion: Putin, in Favor of Hitler in His Fight Against Poland
01 Oct 2023
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Martí Noticias | Martinoticias.com/
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| Russian Propaganda
The article critiques Vladimir Putin's historical revisionism, particularly his portrayal of Poland as a provocateur in World War II. It highlights Putin's use of propaganda to shift blame away from Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, and criticizes Tucker Carlson for not challenging Putin's narrative during an interview. The text draws parallels between Poland's situation in 1939 and Ukraine's current conflict with Russia, condemning Putin's attempts to justify aggression. It also discusses the NordStream project as an example of Russian-German cooperation that undermines Eastern European countries.
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Michal Kranz
Michal Kranz is a journalist based in New York City.
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Can Poland ever forgive Ukraine?
24 Jul 2023
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unherd.com
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English
| Russian Invasion of Ukraine
The article explores the historical and ongoing tensions between Poland and Ukraine over the Volhynia massacres, where the UPA, led by Stepan Bandera, killed many Poles during World War II. While Ukraine views Bandera as a national hero, Poland sees the events as genocide. Despite these differences, both nations are working towards reconciliation, especially in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Polish President Duda have shown mutual goodwill, and there are signs that Ukraine is willing to confront its past to build a more inclusive national identity. The article also highlights how Russia uses historical narratives for propaganda, complicating Ukraine's efforts to present a unified front against Russian aggression.
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Michael Leidig
Michael Leidig is a journalist based in Wien, Austria.
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Family Loses Home In Germany After Jewish Organisation Proves It Was Built On Land Stolen By Nazis
30 Jan 2025
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ananova.news
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English
| Jewish Organizations
A German family has been evicted from their home after a court ruled the property must be returned to the Jewish Claims Conference (JCC). The property, originally owned by two Jewish sisters who were murdered in Auschwitz, was expropriated by the Nazi regime. The JCC, recognized as the legal successor, plans to use the property to support Holocaust survivors. The current occupants, Gabriele Lieske and her son Thomas, have been offered a lifelong right of residence by the JCC.
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Madalin Necsutu
I am a Romanian journalist based in Chisinau, Moldova, since 2015. My area of expertise is politics and investigations. However, I wrote features, analysis, interviews and news in English for several foreign media outlets from Europe and Caucasus. I covered also economics and social topics.
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Moldova Denies Soviet Deportation Exhibition is ‘Russophobic’
14 Jul 2023
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Balkan Insight
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English
| Diplomatic Relations
The Russian ambassador to Moldova, Oleg Vasnetsov, criticized an exhibition on Soviet deportations, calling it a deliberate incitement of hatred towards Russia. He also accused the organizers of honoring Romanian accomplices of Nazi Germany. The article provides historical context on Moldova's shifting alliances and territorial changes during World War II and its subsequent incorporation into the Soviet Union.
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Rafal Niedzielski
Rafal Niedzielski is a journalist based in Warsaw, Poland. I have worked as freelance videojournalist for Reuters, Associaed Press and other global news agencies. I'm reporter and editor for news departments at major Polish TV companies also cooperate with TV news departments outside Poland as a ...
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'A story that has to stay alive': Schwarzenegger visits Auschwitz in message against hatred
28 Sept 2022
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www.indystar.com
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| Historical Memory
Arnold Schwarzenegger visited Auschwitz, meeting Holocaust survivors and emphasizing the importance of remembering the atrocities to combat hatred. He highlighted his own family's Nazi past and called for unity against prejudice. Schwarzenegger's visit was part of his work with the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation, which awarded him for his anti-hatred stance. He also criticized Vladimir Putin for misleading Russian soldiers in the Ukraine conflict.
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Juliette Prouteau
Former jurist in international and european law, I'm a journalist based in Nantes and in Paris, France. Currently working as a freelance journalist at Euronews and as a press correspondent for justice at Ouest France (1st french daily newspaper). I'm also working for severals architecture's ...
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Who was the Nazi Irma Grese, the cruel guard of the Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen concentration camps?
01 Oct 2023
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RTBF
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French
| War Crimes
The article delves into the role of women in Nazi Germany, focusing on Irma Grese, a notorious guard at Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. It highlights her brutal actions and the broader involvement of women in the Nazi regime, challenging the perception that women were less culpable. The piece also discusses the historical context of post-war trials and the underrepresentation of female perpetrators in the collective memory of the Holocaust.
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Imane Rachidi
Imane Rachidi is a journalist based in The Hague, The Netherlands, and covers in a multimedia format different news subject in Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg and Spain.
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A Kandinsky recovered from Nazi looting is the star at an art fair in the Netherlands
08 Mar 2024
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Spanish
| Holocaust
The TEFAF art fair in Maastricht, Netherlands, features a recovered Kandinsky painting, 'Vista de Murnau con la iglesia,' as its star attraction. The painting, looted by Nazis during WWII, was returned to the heirs of Johanna Margarethe Stern-Lippmann in 2022 and is now on sale for 50 million euros. The fair showcases a wide range of art, antiques, and jewelry, attracting collectors and galleries from around the world.
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Abbie Richards
Abbie Richards is a content creator based in Wageningen, Netherlands. She creates science communication content focused on the climate, misinformation, and conspiracies.
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Duelling Narratives of Vitality and Victimhood on Right
22 Feb 2023
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GNET
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English
| Vaccination
The article explores the 'pureblood' trend on TikTok, where unvaccinated individuals adopt the term to signify their unvaccinated status, drawing from fascist and supremacist ideologies. It highlights the contradictory narratives of vitality and victimhood among these users, who liken themselves to historical and literary figures while claiming persecution by the government. The analysis includes a detailed examination of hashtags and themes associated with the trend, revealing its deep ties to conservative and anti-vaccine sentiments. The article underscores the importance of recognizing fascist elements in mainstream social media content.
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Priyanka Shankar
I'm an independent journalist, based in Amsterdam, with a keen interest in press freedom, human rights and podcasting. With experience in producing, reporting and presenting news for radio, television and online content using software like Avid Media Manager and Adobe Audition, I currently ...
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Uncertainty grows among refugees and migrants as Germany heads to the polls
21 Feb 2025
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www.aljazeera.com
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English
| Far-Right Politics
Germany is on the brink of high-stakes elections with migration policies and far-right sentiment at the forefront of political discourse. The collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition has intensified the political climate, with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) gaining popularity, particularly in eastern cities like Cottbus. The conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) leads the polls, while the SPD trails behind. Migration remains a contentious issue, with CDU leader Friedrich Merz criticizing current policies and proposing stricter asylum measures. The AfD's controversial tactics, such as distributing fake deportation tickets, have sparked outrage and comparisons to Nazi-era practices. The political landscape is further complicated by Germany's stance on Israel's war on Gaza, contributing to rising Islamophobia and anti-immigration rhetoric. Human rights organizations warn against adopting far-right policies, emphasizing the need for balanced political discourse.
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Gregory Wakeman
Gregory Wakeman is a journalist based in Los Angeles, United States of America.
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The Real Story Behind Apple TV+’s ‘Blitz,’ a New Steve McQueen Movie About Britain’s Everyday World War II Heroes
05 Oct 2023
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www.smithsonianmag.com
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English
| History
The article explores the historical context and narrative of Steve McQueen's new film 'Blitz,' which is set during the World War II bombing campaign known as the Blitz. The film, streaming on Apple TV+, focuses on the experiences of a young boy, George, and highlights the diverse and unsung heroes of London during the bombings. It addresses the racial dynamics of the time and challenges the traditional whitewashed portrayal of the era. The article also delves into the real-life events and figures that inspired the film, such as Ita Ekpenyon and Mickey Davies, and discusses the broader impact of the Blitz on British society and morale.
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