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Frankfurt Auschwitz Trial: Witness Testimonies and Germany's Unfinished Reckoning
The Frankfurt Auschwitz trial, beginning December 20, 1963, at the Römer, later moving to the Gallus building, significantly increased public awareness of Nazi atrocities through witness testimonies, although lenient sentencing created a 'second guilt' as described by Ralph Giordano.
Frankfurt Auschwitz Trial: Witness Testimonies and Germany's Unfinished Reckoning
The Frankfurt Auschwitz trial, beginning December 20, 1963, at the Römer, later moving to the Gallus building, significantly increased public awareness of Nazi atrocities through witness testimonies, although lenient sentencing created a 'second guilt' as described by Ralph Giordano.
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28% Bias Score
Credit Suisse Concealed Nazi-Linked Accounts Until 2020
The Credit Suisse hid bank accounts linked to Nazi criminals until 2020, obstructing investigations by the Bergier Commission and Neil Barofsky, whose upcoming report will reveal further details despite Swiss banking secrecy laws.
Credit Suisse Concealed Nazi-Linked Accounts Until 2020
The Credit Suisse hid bank accounts linked to Nazi criminals until 2020, obstructing investigations by the Bergier Commission and Neil Barofsky, whose upcoming report will reveal further details despite Swiss banking secrecy laws.
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48% Bias Score
Nazi Medical Experiments on Soviet Children: A Hidden Holocaust
A new book details the horrific experiences of 365,000 Soviet children taken to Nazi concentration camps during WWII for forced labor and medical experimentation, with a near-total mortality rate among child blood donors; the intentional suppression of this topic by authorities hinders full comprehe...
Nazi Medical Experiments on Soviet Children: A Hidden Holocaust
A new book details the horrific experiences of 365,000 Soviet children taken to Nazi concentration camps during WWII for forced labor and medical experimentation, with a near-total mortality rate among child blood donors; the intentional suppression of this topic by authorities hinders full comprehe...
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28% Bias Score
Eisenberg's "A Real Pain" Earns Oscar Nomination
Jesse Eisenberg's "A Real Pain," a film exploring his family's Holocaust history, earned him an Oscar nomination for best original screenplay; the movie reflects his personal anxieties and uses AI in the creative process.
Eisenberg's "A Real Pain" Earns Oscar Nomination
Jesse Eisenberg's "A Real Pain," a film exploring his family's Holocaust history, earned him an Oscar nomination for best original screenplay; the movie reflects his personal anxieties and uses AI in the creative process.
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20% Bias Score
Japanese Diplomat's Defiance Saves Thousands of Jewish Refugees
On January 1, 1900, Chiune Sugihara was born in Yaotsu, Japan; in 1940, defying orders, he issued over 2,100 visas saving thousands of Jewish refugees from Nazi persecution; his actions earned him posthumous recognition as Righteous Among the Nations.
Japanese Diplomat's Defiance Saves Thousands of Jewish Refugees
On January 1, 1900, Chiune Sugihara was born in Yaotsu, Japan; in 1940, defying orders, he issued over 2,100 visas saving thousands of Jewish refugees from Nazi persecution; his actions earned him posthumous recognition as Righteous Among the Nations.
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16% Bias Score
Holocaust Survivor Returns Medal, Protesting CDU-AfD Collaboration on Immigration
A 99-year-old Holocaust survivor and a photographer returned their German medals protesting the CDU's collaboration with the far-right AfD on a stricter immigration policy motion passed in the Bundestag on January 30th, highlighting concerns about the erosion of democratic values and echoing the ris...
Holocaust Survivor Returns Medal, Protesting CDU-AfD Collaboration on Immigration
A 99-year-old Holocaust survivor and a photographer returned their German medals protesting the CDU's collaboration with the far-right AfD on a stricter immigration policy motion passed in the Bundestag on January 30th, highlighting concerns about the erosion of democratic values and echoing the ris...
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64% Bias Score
Memoir Explores Food, Family, and Identity Through Generations
The author's memoir, "How to Share an Egg," explores her unique upbringing as the child of Holocaust survivors and immigrants, focusing on her family's culinary traditions and their role in shaping identity and resilience.
Memoir Explores Food, Family, and Identity Through Generations
The author's memoir, "How to Share an Egg," explores her unique upbringing as the child of Holocaust survivors and immigrants, focusing on her family's culinary traditions and their role in shaping identity and resilience.
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12% Bias Score
The Bricklayer of Auschwitz: Lorenzo Perrone and Primo Levi
Primo Levi's rescuer at Auschwitz, Lorenzo Perrone, a Piedmontese bricklayer, repeatedly provided Levi with essential supplies and maintained contact with his family, significantly aiding his survival; however, after the war, Perrone succumbed to depression and alcoholism.
The Bricklayer of Auschwitz: Lorenzo Perrone and Primo Levi
Primo Levi's rescuer at Auschwitz, Lorenzo Perrone, a Piedmontese bricklayer, repeatedly provided Levi with essential supplies and maintained contact with his family, significantly aiding his survival; however, after the war, Perrone succumbed to depression and alcoholism.
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32% Bias Score
Nazi Fugitives in Brazil: Capture, Escape Attempts, and Differing Fates
Following the capture of Franz Stangl in São Paulo in 1967, a failed escape plan was devised, highlighting the efforts to bring Nazi war criminals to justice; the article details the experiences of several prominent Nazi fugitives in Brazil, contrasting their fates and exploring the reasons behind B...
Nazi Fugitives in Brazil: Capture, Escape Attempts, and Differing Fates
Following the capture of Franz Stangl in São Paulo in 1967, a failed escape plan was devised, highlighting the efforts to bring Nazi war criminals to justice; the article details the experiences of several prominent Nazi fugitives in Brazil, contrasting their fates and exploring the reasons behind B...
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48% Bias Score
Auschwitz Testimonies and the Rise of the Far-Right in Germany
A Greek-language document discovered at Auschwitz reveals the weight of a cremated body (640 grams), while the 80th anniversary of the camp's liberation featured testimonies from the last surviving victims, highlighting the ongoing struggle against hate and the potential normalization of far-right i...
Auschwitz Testimonies and the Rise of the Far-Right in Germany
A Greek-language document discovered at Auschwitz reveals the weight of a cremated body (640 grams), while the 80th anniversary of the camp's liberation featured testimonies from the last surviving victims, highlighting the ongoing struggle against hate and the potential normalization of far-right i...
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40% Bias Score
Remembering Suleika Aldini: A Trans Woman's Life in Post-War Germany
Suleika Aldini, a Romani trans woman who survived the Holocaust, thrived as a travesti artist in 1950s-era Berlin and Hamburg before retiring in 1997 due to the decline of the travesti scene and illness; this article discusses the challenges of documenting and remembering her life.
Remembering Suleika Aldini: A Trans Woman's Life in Post-War Germany
Suleika Aldini, a Romani trans woman who survived the Holocaust, thrived as a travesti artist in 1950s-era Berlin and Hamburg before retiring in 1997 due to the decline of the travesti scene and illness; this article discusses the challenges of documenting and remembering her life.
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20% Bias Score
Budapest's Descent into Anti-Semitic Atrocities During WWII
Adam LeBor's "The Last Days of Budapest" chronicles the horrific escalation of anti-Semitism in Hungary during WWII, from subtle discrimination in the 1930s to the mass murders perpetrated by the Arrow Cross Party during the Siege of Budapest (December 1944-January 1945), resulting in the deaths of ...
Budapest's Descent into Anti-Semitic Atrocities During WWII
Adam LeBor's "The Last Days of Budapest" chronicles the horrific escalation of anti-Semitism in Hungary during WWII, from subtle discrimination in the 1930s to the mass murders perpetrated by the Arrow Cross Party during the Siege of Budapest (December 1944-January 1945), resulting in the deaths of ...
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44% Bias Score
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