- Pupils hear of traumatic journey from Berlin to concentration camp to England
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Rights laws outdated in Internet age, hearing told
TORONTO — An adjudicator of a human rights hearing into an Internet hate case expressed serious misgivings Monday about whether a provision used to attack hate speech can continue to exist in the Internet age.
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Mofaz: Livni misusing survivors funds
Transportation Minister Shaul Mofaz issued a harsh attack on his main rival for the Kadima leadership, Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, on Saturday night, accusing her of not having the clean hands that are seen as her top electoral asset.
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Holocaust survivor recalls Nazi terrors
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“The nightmares are now gone, but I will never forget those dark days,” Lisl Schick said. “I lost most of my family to the Nazis … my grandparents, aunts, uncles.”
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First mention of Auschwitz, gas chambers, and Mengele
Speaking out on Auschwitz
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Jerry Springer discovers how his grandmothers were killed in the Holocaust
- Jerry Springer, the American chat show host, breaks down in tears tonight (Wed) as he discovers how both his Jewish grandmothers were killed in the Holocaust.
Publisher wants judgment reversed on phony book
BOSTON (AP) — The publisher of a phony book about surviving the Holocaust is hoping to win reversal of a judgment against her in favor of the author.
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And still no evidence of Nazi gas chambers
Richard Ehrlich photographs an archive of Holocaust cruelty
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A trip into history brings back lessons about Holocaust
A girl in the front row of Donna Mintz’s eighth-grade language arts class raised her hand Wednesday. She wanted to know how to spell a word.
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Another life cut tragically short by the Holocaust
Unsung Holocaust hero celebrates 100th
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