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China's Enduring Spirit of Resistance: From WWII to National Rejuvenation
During World War II, 400 million Chinese people demonstrated unwavering resilience against foreign invasion, forging a national spirit that continues to shape China's identity and global engagement, as emphasized by President Xi Jinping.
China's Enduring Spirit of Resistance: From WWII to National Rejuvenation
During World War II, 400 million Chinese people demonstrated unwavering resilience against foreign invasion, forging a national spirit that continues to shape China's identity and global engagement, as emphasized by President Xi Jinping.
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56% Bias Score


Last WWII Ace Pilot Dies at 103
America's last surviving WWII ace pilot, Donald McPherson, a Nebraska native who shot down five enemy planes, died peacefully at age 103 on August 14; his family emphasized his faith, family, and community contributions as his lasting legacy.
Last WWII Ace Pilot Dies at 103
America's last surviving WWII ace pilot, Donald McPherson, a Nebraska native who shot down five enemy planes, died peacefully at age 103 on August 14; his family emphasized his faith, family, and community contributions as his lasting legacy.
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32% Bias Score


Brazil Declares War on Axis Powers Following Devastating U-Boat Attacks
On August 22, 1942, Brazil declared war on Germany and Italy after a series of devastating U-boat attacks that killed over 600 Brazilians, prompting the government to align with the Allied powers despite previous pro-Axis sympathies within the government.
Brazil Declares War on Axis Powers Following Devastating U-Boat Attacks
On August 22, 1942, Brazil declared war on Germany and Italy after a series of devastating U-boat attacks that killed over 600 Brazilians, prompting the government to align with the Allied powers despite previous pro-Axis sympathies within the government.
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36% Bias Score


China Commemorates Anti-Fascist War Victory, Emphasizes Global Peace Initiatives
China commemorates the 80th anniversary of its victory in the World Anti-Fascist War (1931-45), highlighting its commitment to global peace and development through initiatives such as the Partnership Action for Common Security in Africa, costing $139.2 million, and the UN Peace and Development Trust...
China Commemorates Anti-Fascist War Victory, Emphasizes Global Peace Initiatives
China commemorates the 80th anniversary of its victory in the World Anti-Fascist War (1931-45), highlighting its commitment to global peace and development through initiatives such as the Partnership Action for Common Security in Africa, costing $139.2 million, and the UN Peace and Development Trust...
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44% Bias Score


Frankfurt University Finds 7,500 Nazi-Looted Books
Goethe University Frankfurt's library recently completed a provenance research project, uncovering approximately 7,500 Nazi-looted books out of over 75,000 examined, significantly more than expected; similar projects are ongoing in Darmstadt and Giessen, aiming for restitution or compensation.
Frankfurt University Finds 7,500 Nazi-Looted Books
Goethe University Frankfurt's library recently completed a provenance research project, uncovering approximately 7,500 Nazi-looted books out of over 75,000 examined, significantly more than expected; similar projects are ongoing in Darmstadt and Giessen, aiming for restitution or compensation.
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16% Bias Score


Hitler's Germany Faced Imminent Bankruptcy at War's Start: Aly
Historian Götz Aly argues in his new book that Hitler's Germany faced imminent bankruptcy at the start of World War II, highlighting the regime's deliberate involvement of German citizens in its crimes and connecting Nazi social programs to earlier German welfare models.
Hitler's Germany Faced Imminent Bankruptcy at War's Start: Aly
Historian Götz Aly argues in his new book that Hitler's Germany faced imminent bankruptcy at the start of World War II, highlighting the regime's deliberate involvement of German citizens in its crimes and connecting Nazi social programs to earlier German welfare models.
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36% Bias Score

Taiwan-China WWII Historical Dispute Intensifies Amidst Commemorations
A 99-year-old Taiwanese veteran's account of fighting Japan in WWII sparked a renewed historical debate between Taiwan and China, with Taiwan emphasizing the Nationalist government's role and China asserting collective victory, highlighting ongoing political tensions.

Taiwan-China WWII Historical Dispute Intensifies Amidst Commemorations
A 99-year-old Taiwanese veteran's account of fighting Japan in WWII sparked a renewed historical debate between Taiwan and China, with Taiwan emphasizing the Nationalist government's role and China asserting collective victory, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
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52% Bias Score

Wagner's Music in Film: From Propaganda to Psychological Depth
Wagner's music's use in films like "Promising Young Woman," "Melancholia," "Romeo + Juliet," "Apocalypse Now," and Chaplin's "The Great Dictator" reveals diverse interpretations, from underscoring trauma to satirizing political extremism, reflecting evolving cultural perceptions of his work.

Wagner's Music in Film: From Propaganda to Psychological Depth
Wagner's music's use in films like "Promising Young Woman," "Melancholia," "Romeo + Juliet," "Apocalypse Now," and Chaplin's "The Great Dictator" reveals diverse interpretations, from underscoring trauma to satirizing political extremism, reflecting evolving cultural perceptions of his work.
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40% Bias Score

Ufa's Victory Park: A Monument to WWII Heroes and Home-Front Workers
Ufa's Victory Park, completed in 1985, commemorates WWII heroes with monuments to Alexander Matrosov and Minigali Gubaydullin, a museum displaying military equipment and documents, and a memorial to home-front workers, reflecting the city's wartime industrial contributions.

Ufa's Victory Park: A Monument to WWII Heroes and Home-Front Workers
Ufa's Victory Park, completed in 1985, commemorates WWII heroes with monuments to Alexander Matrosov and Minigali Gubaydullin, a museum displaying military equipment and documents, and a memorial to home-front workers, reflecting the city's wartime industrial contributions.
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32% Bias Score

China's Military Parade: A Show of Strength and Commitment to Peace
China will hold a military parade on September 3rd in Tiananmen Square to commemorate the 80th anniversary of victory in the Second Sino-Japanese War, showcasing its commitment to peace while firmly defending international fairness and justice, and highlighting its significant contribution to the Al...

China's Military Parade: A Show of Strength and Commitment to Peace
China will hold a military parade on September 3rd in Tiananmen Square to commemorate the 80th anniversary of victory in the Second Sino-Japanese War, showcasing its commitment to peace while firmly defending international fairness and justice, and highlighting its significant contribution to the Al...
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48% Bias Score

China's 80th Anniversary Commemoration: A Call for Global Peace and Development
The 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45) and the World Anti-Fascist War highlights China's commitment to peace and development, demonstrated by its substantial financial and military support to Africa and its consistent advoc...

China's 80th Anniversary Commemoration: A Call for Global Peace and Development
The 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45) and the World Anti-Fascist War highlights China's commitment to peace and development, demonstrated by its substantial financial and military support to Africa and its consistent advoc...
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40% 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
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