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Indian Businessman's Secret Rescue of Jewish Families from Nazi Austria
In 1938, Indian businessman Kundanlal Gupta rescued five Jewish families from Nazi Austria by providing them with jobs, visas, housing, and support in Ludhiana, India, despite challenges faced by the families post-resettlement due to cultural differences and the outbreak of World War II.
Indian Businessman's Secret Rescue of Jewish Families from Nazi Austria
In 1938, Indian businessman Kundanlal Gupta rescued five Jewish families from Nazi Austria by providing them with jobs, visas, housing, and support in Ludhiana, India, despite challenges faced by the families post-resettlement due to cultural differences and the outbreak of World War II.
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32% Bias Score


Memorial Honors Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer
A memorial in Berlin honored Margot Friedländer, a 103-year-old Holocaust survivor who died on May 9th, with President Steinmeier vowing to continue her fight against intolerance and antisemitism, while the newly founded Margot-Friedländer-Stiftung aims to preserve her legacy.
Memorial Honors Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer
A memorial in Berlin honored Margot Friedländer, a 103-year-old Holocaust survivor who died on May 9th, with President Steinmeier vowing to continue her fight against intolerance and antisemitism, while the newly founded Margot-Friedländer-Stiftung aims to preserve her legacy.
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12% Bias Score


Hitler's Rise: A Socio-Political Analysis
This biography of Hitler analyzes his rise to power, highlighting the interplay between his personal characteristics and broader socio-political factors that facilitated the Holocaust; the author rejects the notion that Hitler alone was responsible, emphasizing the role of systemic issues and pre-ex...
Hitler's Rise: A Socio-Political Analysis
This biography of Hitler analyzes his rise to power, highlighting the interplay between his personal characteristics and broader socio-political factors that facilitated the Holocaust; the author rejects the notion that Hitler alone was responsible, emphasizing the role of systemic issues and pre-ex...
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24% Bias Score


Austrian Town Renames Streets Named After Nazi Supporters
Austria will rename two streets in Braunau am Inn, Adolf Hitler's birthplace, named after Nazi supporters, following a municipal council vote; this follows a report that the names were unconstitutional and affects about 200 homes.
Austrian Town Renames Streets Named After Nazi Supporters
Austria will rename two streets in Braunau am Inn, Adolf Hitler's birthplace, named after Nazi supporters, following a municipal council vote; this follows a report that the names were unconstitutional and affects about 200 homes.
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36% Bias Score


Austrian Town Renames Streets Honoring Nazis
Following a report deeming the names unconstitutional, Braunau am Inn council voted to rename two streets honoring Nazi party members Josef Reiter and Franz Resl, affecting about 200 households; this follows longstanding criticism of Austria's WWII narrative.
Austrian Town Renames Streets Honoring Nazis
Following a report deeming the names unconstitutional, Braunau am Inn council voted to rename two streets honoring Nazi party members Josef Reiter and Franz Resl, affecting about 200 households; this follows longstanding criticism of Austria's WWII narrative.
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20% Bias Score


US Holocaust Museum's Response to Rising Antisemitism Under Scrutiny
Recent antisemitic attacks in the US, including the attempted murder of a Holocaust survivor, expose the US Holocaust Memorial Museum's shortcomings in addressing the current surge of antisemitism; a new board aims to refocus the museum's mission.
US Holocaust Museum's Response to Rising Antisemitism Under Scrutiny
Recent antisemitic attacks in the US, including the attempted murder of a Holocaust survivor, expose the US Holocaust Memorial Museum's shortcomings in addressing the current surge of antisemitism; a new board aims to refocus the museum's mission.
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76% Bias Score

Berlin Honors Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer, Emphasizing Fight Against Intolerance
A memorial service in Berlin honored Margot Friedländer, a 103-year-old Holocaust survivor, with attendees including German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, highlighting the ongoing need to fight intolerance and remember the Holocaust. Friedländer, who returned to Berlin after decades in the US, w...

Berlin Honors Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer, Emphasizing Fight Against Intolerance
A memorial service in Berlin honored Margot Friedländer, a 103-year-old Holocaust survivor, with attendees including German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, highlighting the ongoing need to fight intolerance and remember the Holocaust. Friedländer, who returned to Berlin after decades in the US, w...
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20% Bias Score

Triaridis's Poetry: A Warning Against Complacency
Thanassis Triaridis's poetry collection, "And the Nazi death trains whistle," uses searing imagery and rhythm to warn against collective apathy, linking the Holocaust to current global crises and advocating for constant vigilance against future atrocities.

Triaridis's Poetry: A Warning Against Complacency
Thanassis Triaridis's poetry collection, "And the Nazi death trains whistle," uses searing imagery and rhythm to warn against collective apathy, linking the Holocaust to current global crises and advocating for constant vigilance against future atrocities.
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44% Bias Score

Holocaust Survivor Killed in Iranian Missile Strike
A 95-year-old Holocaust survivor, Yvette Shmilovitz, was killed in Petach Tikva, Israel, on June 16th by an Iranian missile that struck her apartment building during a 12-day exchange of attacks between the two countries; her funeral was held on June 24th.

Holocaust Survivor Killed in Iranian Missile Strike
A 95-year-old Holocaust survivor, Yvette Shmilovitz, was killed in Petach Tikva, Israel, on June 16th by an Iranian missile that struck her apartment building during a 12-day exchange of attacks between the two countries; her funeral was held on June 24th.
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52% Bias Score

German Court Allows Antisemitic Police Officer to Remain in Service
A German court ruled that a police officer who made antisemitic remarks in private chats, including threats against Holocaust survivor Charlotte Knobloch, can keep his job, citing freedom of speech and personality rights, sparking widespread outrage.

German Court Allows Antisemitic Police Officer to Remain in Service
A German court ruled that a police officer who made antisemitic remarks in private chats, including threats against Holocaust survivor Charlotte Knobloch, can keep his job, citing freedom of speech and personality rights, sparking widespread outrage.
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44% Bias Score

Kaufman Warns of Far-Right Rise, Using New Play "Blaubeeren" as Warning
Moisés Kaufman, a renowned playwright and director, discussed his new play "Blaubeeren" which explores the daily lives of Nazi officers at Auschwitz, highlighting the dangers of complacency and the rise of far-right extremism globally during an interview after the play's premiere in Madrid.

Kaufman Warns of Far-Right Rise, Using New Play "Blaubeeren" as Warning
Moisés Kaufman, a renowned playwright and director, discussed his new play "Blaubeeren" which explores the daily lives of Nazi officers at Auschwitz, highlighting the dangers of complacency and the rise of far-right extremism globally during an interview after the play's premiere in Madrid.
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40% Bias Score

Berlin to Honor Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer with Memorial
Berlin plans to honor Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer, who died on May 9th at 103, with a memorial, considering proposals to rename Skalitzer Straße, dedicate a Charlottenburg square, or name a Neukölln school after her, with a memorial service scheduled for July 9th at the Berlin Philharmonic...

Berlin to Honor Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer with Memorial
Berlin plans to honor Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer, who died on May 9th at 103, with a memorial, considering proposals to rename Skalitzer Straße, dedicate a Charlottenburg square, or name a Neukölln school after her, with a memorial service scheduled for July 9th at the Berlin Philharmonic...
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36% Bias Score
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