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Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer Honored at Berlin Funeral
The funeral of Margot Friedländer, a prominent Holocaust survivor who died last week at age 103 in Berlin, was attended by high-ranking German officials, including the President and Chancellor, and celebrated her life's work dedicated to remembrance and combating antisemitism.
Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer Honored at Berlin Funeral
The funeral of Margot Friedländer, a prominent Holocaust survivor who died last week at age 103 in Berlin, was attended by high-ranking German officials, including the President and Chancellor, and celebrated her life's work dedicated to remembrance and combating antisemitism.
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Argentina Opens Archives on Post-WWII Nazi Ties
Argentina has publicly released over 1,850 documents detailing its post-WWII ties to Nazi figures, including Josef Mengele and Adolf Eichmann, via its National Archives website; investigations are ongoing into the financial support for Nazi escape networks and potential state complicity.
Argentina Opens Archives on Post-WWII Nazi Ties
Argentina has publicly released over 1,850 documents detailing its post-WWII ties to Nazi figures, including Josef Mengele and Adolf Eichmann, via its National Archives website; investigations are ongoing into the financial support for Nazi escape networks and potential state complicity.
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Argentina Opens Archives on Post-War Nazi Activities
Argentina's National Archives released over 1,850 digitized documents online detailing post-WWII Nazi activities, including immigration data and police reports on Mengele and Eichmann; the Simon Wiesenthal Center is investigating further, focusing on Credit Suisse's potential role in Nazi escape rou...
Argentina Opens Archives on Post-War Nazi Activities
Argentina's National Archives released over 1,850 digitized documents online detailing post-WWII Nazi activities, including immigration data and police reports on Mengele and Eichmann; the Simon Wiesenthal Center is investigating further, focusing on Credit Suisse's potential role in Nazi escape rou...
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Nazi Paraphernalia Found in Buenos Aires Courthouse
Twelve wooden boxes containing hundreds of Nazi party membership booklets, passports, and propaganda materials were accidentally discovered during renovations at the Buenos Aires courthouse; the materials, shipped from the German embassy in Tokyo in 1941, were initially misrepresented but later seiz...
Nazi Paraphernalia Found in Buenos Aires Courthouse
Twelve wooden boxes containing hundreds of Nazi party membership booklets, passports, and propaganda materials were accidentally discovered during renovations at the Buenos Aires courthouse; the materials, shipped from the German embassy in Tokyo in 1941, were initially misrepresented but later seiz...
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Argentina Opens Archives, Exposing Post-War Nazi Activity
The Argentinian National Archives released over 1850 digitized documents detailing post-WWII Nazi activities in Argentina, including information on Mengele and Eichmann, sparking a new investigation into the financing of Nazi escapes and potential government complicity.
Argentina Opens Archives, Exposing Post-War Nazi Activity
The Argentinian National Archives released over 1850 digitized documents detailing post-WWII Nazi activities in Argentina, including information on Mengele and Eichmann, sparking a new investigation into the financing of Nazi escapes and potential government complicity.
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Rediscovered Nazi Documents Reveal Argentina's WWII Secrets
Workers in Argentina discovered boxes of Nazi documents hidden in the Supreme Court's basement since 1941; sent from the German embassy in Tokyo via the Nan-a-Maru, they contained Nazi propaganda, sparking renewed interest in Argentina's WWII neutrality and Nazi activities in Latin America.
Rediscovered Nazi Documents Reveal Argentina's WWII Secrets
Workers in Argentina discovered boxes of Nazi documents hidden in the Supreme Court's basement since 1941; sent from the German embassy in Tokyo via the Nan-a-Maru, they contained Nazi propaganda, sparking renewed interest in Argentina's WWII neutrality and Nazi activities in Latin America.
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Argentina Releases Nazi-Era Documents, Sparking New Investigation
Argentina's National Archives released over 1850 digitized documents detailing the post-WWII activities of Nazis like Josef Mengele and Adolf Eichmann in Argentina, prompting a new investigation into state complicity and the role of Credit Suisse in funding their escape.
Argentina Releases Nazi-Era Documents, Sparking New Investigation
Argentina's National Archives released over 1850 digitized documents detailing the post-WWII activities of Nazis like Josef Mengele and Adolf Eichmann in Argentina, prompting a new investigation into state complicity and the role of Credit Suisse in funding their escape.
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Lacuna" VR Documentary Premieres at Cannes
Lacuna," a Dutch virtual reality documentary premiering at Cannes, reconstructs the fragmented WWII memories of 86-year-old Sonja de Lange, who lost her parents in Auschwitz, survived by being hidden with her sister, and later emigrated to Suriname.
Lacuna" VR Documentary Premieres at Cannes
Lacuna," a Dutch virtual reality documentary premiering at Cannes, reconstructs the fragmented WWII memories of 86-year-old Sonja de Lange, who lost her parents in Auschwitz, survived by being hidden with her sister, and later emigrated to Suriname.
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Reif Calls for Normalized Jewish Life in Germany
German sportscaster Marcel Reif called for greater normalcy in Jewish life in Germany, criticizing the heavy security at Berlin's Jewish Museum and advocating for critical but respectful dialogue with Israel, emphasizing the importance of remembering the Holocaust and its lessons for future generati...
Reif Calls for Normalized Jewish Life in Germany
German sportscaster Marcel Reif called for greater normalcy in Jewish life in Germany, criticizing the heavy security at Berlin's Jewish Museum and advocating for critical but respectful dialogue with Israel, emphasizing the importance of remembering the Holocaust and its lessons for future generati...
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Nazi Propaganda Discovered in Argentina's Supreme Court
Nazi propaganda materials, including postcards, photos, and party documents, were discovered in seven wooden crates in the basement of Argentina's Supreme Court; shipped from Japan in 1941, their contents are now under investigation for their potential significance to Holocaust research and the unco...
Nazi Propaganda Discovered in Argentina's Supreme Court
Nazi propaganda materials, including postcards, photos, and party documents, were discovered in seven wooden crates in the basement of Argentina's Supreme Court; shipped from Japan in 1941, their contents are now under investigation for their potential significance to Holocaust research and the unco...
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Brandt's Kneeling and Europe's Far-Right Resurgence: A Historical Parallel
Willy Brandt's 1970 kneeling in Warsaw's Jewish Ghetto, a powerful symbol of Germany's collective guilt for the Holocaust, is contrasted with the rise of far-right extremism in Europe today, highlighting the enduring consequences of antisemitism and the fragile nature of democratic institutions.
Brandt's Kneeling and Europe's Far-Right Resurgence: A Historical Parallel
Willy Brandt's 1970 kneeling in Warsaw's Jewish Ghetto, a powerful symbol of Germany's collective guilt for the Holocaust, is contrasted with the rise of far-right extremism in Europe today, highlighting the enduring consequences of antisemitism and the fragile nature of democratic institutions.
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Survivors' Talmud": A 76th Anniversary Reflection on American Leadership
On May 13, 1949, Holocaust survivor Rabbi Samuel Snieg presented the first copy of the "Survivors' Talmud," printed by the U.S. Army in post-war Germany, to General Lucius Clay, symbolizing American aid and Jewish resilience after the Holocaust.
Survivors' Talmud": A 76th Anniversary Reflection on American Leadership
On May 13, 1949, Holocaust survivor Rabbi Samuel Snieg presented the first copy of the "Survivors' Talmud," printed by the U.S. Army in post-war Germany, to General Lucius Clay, symbolizing American aid and Jewish resilience after the Holocaust.
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