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Admissions against interest
Admissions against interest about ‘the Holocaust’
New study casts doubt on theory Anne Frank was betrayed
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Anne Frank may not have been betrayed to Nazi occupiers, but captured by chance.
Breaking Silence, Survivor Sets Out to Meet Holocaust Past
MULTYFARNHAM, Ireland — The setting could hardly have been more incongruous. Outside the window, lush pastures spread in the perfection of a late winter morning. Inside, a small man with a yellow star pinned to his sweater captivated an audience with the horrors of his boyhood in the concentration camp called Bergen-Belsen.
Neo-Nazi bunker for sale represents dark era in Toronto history
Victorian for sale at 206 Carlton St. in Cabbagetown was home to holocaust denier Ernst Zundel from 1975 to early 2000s. Continue reading
Netanyahu vows never to let Israelis be tried for war crimes
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that he would never allow any of the Israel’s leaders or soldiers to be put on trial for war crimes. Netanyahu opened his fiery speech at the inauguration of the Knesset’s winter session by blasting the Goldstone Commission’s report sponsored by the United Nations, that accused Israel of committing war crimes during its war against militants in the Gaza Strip last year. Israel has the right to defend itself, Netanyahu declared, and would not acquiesce to a situation where wartime leaders or troops who participated in the operation stand trial.
UK Jewish lawmaker: Israeli forces acting like Nazis
LONDON, England (CNN) — Israeli military action in Gaza is comparable to that of German soldiers during the Holocaust, a Jewish UK lawmaker whose family suffered at the hands of the Nazis has claimed.
Expert: Uncovered Auschwitz plans important
- Holocaust historian believes original plans for construction of Nazi extermination camp found in Berlin include no new information, but says extensive reports on global media help maintain memory of Shoah in newspaper headlines
Holocaust survivor Werner Reich Oyster Bay Jewish Center speaker
Werner Reich of the American Jewish Committee, Long Island chapter, has a unique message for people — to be a just person and do the right thing.
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Holocaust survivor shares her story with youngsters
- Pupils hear of traumatic journey from Berlin to concentration camp to England
Rights laws outdated in Internet age, hearing told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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