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Shifting Sands: Unpacking the History of Anti-Zionism in the Netherlands
A new NIOD study will explore the evolution of anti-Zionism in the Netherlands, examining its pre-war presence, its suppression post-Holocaust, and its resurgence in contemporary debates.
Shifting Sands: Unpacking the History of Anti-Zionism in the Netherlands
A new NIOD study will explore the evolution of anti-Zionism in the Netherlands, examining its pre-war presence, its suppression post-Holocaust, and its resurgence in contemporary debates.
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4% Bias Score
Resurgence of Antisemitism in Romania Raises Concerns
A Neue Zürcher Zeitung article reveals a rising tide of antisemitism in Romania, masked as patriotism and fueled by online activity and far-right parties, despite past efforts to acknowledge the country's role in the Holocaust.
Resurgence of Antisemitism in Romania Raises Concerns
A Neue Zürcher Zeitung article reveals a rising tide of antisemitism in Romania, masked as patriotism and fueled by online activity and far-right parties, despite past efforts to acknowledge the country's role in the Holocaust.
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44% Bias Score
Clothing in Nazi Camps: A Women's Perspective
Karolina Sulej's "Personal Things" details the clothing of Nazi concentration camp prisoners, challenging common assumptions about uniform attire and highlighting the experiences of women, based on extensive archival research and survivor testimonies.
Clothing in Nazi Camps: A Women's Perspective
Karolina Sulej's "Personal Things" details the clothing of Nazi concentration camp prisoners, challenging common assumptions about uniform attire and highlighting the experiences of women, based on extensive archival research and survivor testimonies.
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52% Bias Score
Frankfurt University Uncovers 7,500 Likely Nazi-Looted Books
Goethe University Frankfurt's library, in the second phase of its provenance research project, discovered approximately 7,500 books likely looted during the Nazi era out of over 75,000 investigated, prompting efforts for restitution or compensation; similar research is ongoing in Darmstadt and other...
Frankfurt University Uncovers 7,500 Likely Nazi-Looted Books
Goethe University Frankfurt's library, in the second phase of its provenance research project, discovered approximately 7,500 books likely looted during the Nazi era out of over 75,000 investigated, prompting efforts for restitution or compensation; similar research is ongoing in Darmstadt and other...
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16% Bias Score
Jewish Women Designers in Modern Germany: Resistance and Legacy
The "Widerstände. Jüdische Designerinnen der Moderne" exhibition at Berlin's Jewish Museum displays roughly 400 works by over 60 Jewish female designers from 1918 to 1945, revealing their substantial contributions to modern design while highlighting the persecution they endured under the Nazi regime...
Jewish Women Designers in Modern Germany: Resistance and Legacy
The "Widerstände. Jüdische Designerinnen der Moderne" exhibition at Berlin's Jewish Museum displays roughly 400 works by over 60 Jewish female designers from 1918 to 1945, revealing their substantial contributions to modern design while highlighting the persecution they endured under the Nazi regime...
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56% Bias Score
IWM Refuses to Correct Inaccurate Holocaust Exhibit Panel
The Imperial War Museum (IWM) refused to correct an inaccurate Holocaust exhibit panel describing the Nuremberg race laws, which incorrectly specified that a person's Jewish status depended on the number of "observant" Jewish grandparents, despite criticism from two leading historians, who confirmed...
IWM Refuses to Correct Inaccurate Holocaust Exhibit Panel
The Imperial War Museum (IWM) refused to correct an inaccurate Holocaust exhibit panel describing the Nuremberg race laws, which incorrectly specified that a person's Jewish status depended on the number of "observant" Jewish grandparents, despite criticism from two leading historians, who confirmed...
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40% Bias Score
Orphan: László Nemes's Venice Film Festival Entry Explores Generational Trauma
László Nemes's new film, Orphan, premiering at the Venice Film Festival, explores the complex father-son relationship in 1957 Budapest, revealing the lasting impact of the Holocaust and World War II on subsequent generations and highlighting the director's personal connection to the story.
Orphan: László Nemes's Venice Film Festival Entry Explores Generational Trauma
László Nemes's new film, Orphan, premiering at the Venice Film Festival, explores the complex father-son relationship in 1957 Budapest, revealing the lasting impact of the Holocaust and World War II on subsequent generations and highlighting the director's personal connection to the story.
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52% Bias Score
American Jews' Internal Conflict Amidst Israel-Gaza Crisis
An unexpected conversation with an American-Jewish couple revealed deep internal conflicts regarding their faith, Israeli politics (specifically opposition to Netanyahu), and the Gaza conflict, highlighting the complexities of Jewish identity amidst the ongoing conflict.
American Jews' Internal Conflict Amidst Israel-Gaza Crisis
An unexpected conversation with an American-Jewish couple revealed deep internal conflicts regarding their faith, Israeli politics (specifically opposition to Netanyahu), and the Gaza conflict, highlighting the complexities of Jewish identity amidst the ongoing conflict.
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44% Bias Score
Unsent Farewell Letters from Nazi-Era Death Row Inmates Found
Over 50 unsent farewell letters written by individuals executed in Munich's Stadelheim Prison during the Nazi regime have been discovered, prompting a search for their relatives by the Bavarian State Archives and the Arolsen Archives to fulfill the condemned's last wishes.
Unsent Farewell Letters from Nazi-Era Death Row Inmates Found
Over 50 unsent farewell letters written by individuals executed in Munich's Stadelheim Prison during the Nazi regime have been discovered, prompting a search for their relatives by the Bavarian State Archives and the Arolsen Archives to fulfill the condemned's last wishes.
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20% Bias Score
SS Officer's Secret War on Nazi Corruption
Konrad Morgen, an SS judge and police official, secretly investigated and prosecuted over 200 fellow SS members for corruption and murder during the Third Reich, utilizing legal loopholes to bring some justice amidst the Holocaust.
SS Officer's Secret War on Nazi Corruption
Konrad Morgen, an SS judge and police official, secretly investigated and prosecuted over 200 fellow SS members for corruption and murder during the Third Reich, utilizing legal loopholes to bring some justice amidst the Holocaust.
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32% Bias Score
Depardon's Auschwitz: A 1979 Documentary
Raymond Depardon's 1979 photo series of Auschwitz-Birkenau, commissioned by Paris Match, is now on exhibit at the Paris Memorial de la Shoah. His objective was to document the physical remnants of the camp, using a style that reflected prevailing sensitivities towards Holocaust imagery in the late 1...
Depardon's Auschwitz: A 1979 Documentary
Raymond Depardon's 1979 photo series of Auschwitz-Birkenau, commissioned by Paris Match, is now on exhibit at the Paris Memorial de la Shoah. His objective was to document the physical remnants of the camp, using a style that reflected prevailing sensitivities towards Holocaust imagery in the late 1...
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40% Bias Score
Israeli Jews Condemn Gaza Actions, Raising Ethical Crisis
Prominent Israeli Jews, including over 1,000 rabbis and scholars, are publicly condemning their government's actions in Gaza, citing the use of starvation as a weapon of war as an ethical crisis that threatens the moral foundation of Judaism; this follows similar statements by British Jewish leaders...
Israeli Jews Condemn Gaza Actions, Raising Ethical Crisis
Prominent Israeli Jews, including over 1,000 rabbis and scholars, are publicly condemning their government's actions in Gaza, citing the use of starvation as a weapon of war as an ethical crisis that threatens the moral foundation of Judaism; this follows similar statements by British Jewish leaders...
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56% Bias Score
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