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New MI6 Chief's Grandfather Was Infamous Nazi Spy Nicknamed 'The Butcher': Report
The new MI6 chief Blaise Metrewelis family past has come under scrutiny after reports revealed her grandfather was a Nazi spy, known as "The Butcher," who allegedly killed Jews during WWII.
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Russia Issues New School Textbook, Says It Was "Forced" To March Into Ukraine
A new school textbook that likens Russia's war in Ukraine to the Soviet struggle against the Nazis and says Russia was "forced" to send troops into Ukraine was presented in Moscow on Monday.
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How FBI Tracked Down Rare Monet Painting Stolen By Nazis 80 Years Ago
FBI Art Crime Team, the New York and New Orleans Field Offices, and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana Wednesday announced the repatriation of a Claude Monet pastel on paper, "Bord de Mer."
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Britain's Royal Mint Launches Coin For 80th Anniversary Of D-Day Landings
Britain's Royal Mint has launched a coin marking next month's 80th anniversary of the 1944 D-Day landings, when 150,000 Allied soldiers invaded France to drive out the forces of Nazi Germany.
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In A First, Black Canadian Elected House Speaker
Canada's House of Commons on Tuesday elected Greg Fergus as its new speaker, making the Liberal Party lawmaker the first Black Canadian to hold the post after the previous speaker quit over unknowingly inviting a former Nazi soldier to parliament.
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Virtual Reality Bring Holocaust History To Future Generations
For those who survived the Holocaust, the memories can never be erased, but their generation is dying out. Educators and historians are looking for new ways to keep their experience alive and connect to younger people.
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New York Times Faces Backlash For Publishing Crossword Puzzle That Resembles Nazi Symbol
The New York Times on Sunday published a crossword puzzle that many readers thought was shaped like a Nazi Swastika.
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World War II Era Rolex Worn During "Great Escape" Sold For $189,000
A Rolex watch worn by a British prisoner during the real-life "Great Escape" from the Nazi Stalag Luft III prisoner-of-war camp sold for $189,000 on Thursday in New York.
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Australia Vaccine-Mandate Protesters Compare State Government To Nazis: Report
Several thousand people rallied in Melbourne against new vaccination mandates on Saturday, with a few comparing the state government to Nazis and calling for violence against politicians, local media said.
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Like Anne Frank, Polish Girl Kept War Diary. It Remained Locked For Years
As the Nazis strengthened their grip on Europe in 1939, Renia Spiegel, a 14-year-old Jewish girl in Poland, turned to a new companion. "Today, my dear Diary, is the beginning of our deep friendship," she wrote on Jan. 31 that year. For more than three years, Renia documented her life in more than 650 handwritten and densely filled pages.
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Mathematician Who Cracked Nazi Code To Win World War II To Appear On Note
Mathematician Alan Turing, whose cracking of a Nazi code helped the Allies to win World War Two but who committed suicide after being convicted for homosexuality, will appear on the Bank of England's new 50-pound banknote, the BoE said on Monday.
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How A Black Man 'Outsmarted' Neo-Nazi Group - And Became Their New Leader
Without notifying his followers or even his inner circle, the longtime president of a legacy neo-Nazi group has signed over its control to a black civil rights activist from California.
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US Deports Accused Former Nazi Guard To Germany
A 95-year old New York City man believed to be a former guard at a labor camp in Nazi-occupied Poland has arrived in Germany after being arrested and deported by U.S. immigration authorities, U.S. officials said on Tuesday.
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The Biggest Bethesda Announcements From E3 2018: Elder Scrolls, Fallout, and More
Self-aware enough to poke fun at its port-Skyrim-everywhere strategy, Bethesda announced two new Elder Scrolls titles, a new Wolfenstein, and provided more detail on Fallout 76 at E3 2018.
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Albert Einstein Birthday: 10 Things To Know About The "Genius Scientist"
Albert Einstein remains one of the most prominent figures of Modern Physics and an inspiration to many who came after. Born on March 14, 1879, the German-born physicist Albert Einstein developed the first of his groundbreaking theories while working as a clerk in the Swiss patent office in Bern. He migrated from Germany to the United States when th...
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New MI6 Chief's Grandfather Was Infamous Nazi Spy Nicknamed 'The Butcher': Report
The new MI6 chief Blaise Metrewelis family past has come under scrutiny after reports revealed her grandfather was a Nazi spy, known as "The Butcher," who allegedly killed Jews during WWII.
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Russia Issues New School Textbook, Says It Was "Forced" To March Into Ukraine
A new school textbook that likens Russia's war in Ukraine to the Soviet struggle against the Nazis and says Russia was "forced" to send troops into Ukraine was presented in Moscow on Monday.
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How FBI Tracked Down Rare Monet Painting Stolen By Nazis 80 Years Ago
FBI Art Crime Team, the New York and New Orleans Field Offices, and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana Wednesday announced the repatriation of a Claude Monet pastel on paper, "Bord de Mer."
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Britain's Royal Mint Launches Coin For 80th Anniversary Of D-Day Landings
Britain's Royal Mint has launched a coin marking next month's 80th anniversary of the 1944 D-Day landings, when 150,000 Allied soldiers invaded France to drive out the forces of Nazi Germany.
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In A First, Black Canadian Elected House Speaker
Canada's House of Commons on Tuesday elected Greg Fergus as its new speaker, making the Liberal Party lawmaker the first Black Canadian to hold the post after the previous speaker quit over unknowingly inviting a former Nazi soldier to parliament.
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Virtual Reality Bring Holocaust History To Future Generations
For those who survived the Holocaust, the memories can never be erased, but their generation is dying out. Educators and historians are looking for new ways to keep their experience alive and connect to younger people.
-
New York Times Faces Backlash For Publishing Crossword Puzzle That Resembles Nazi Symbol
The New York Times on Sunday published a crossword puzzle that many readers thought was shaped like a Nazi Swastika.
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World War II Era Rolex Worn During "Great Escape" Sold For $189,000
A Rolex watch worn by a British prisoner during the real-life "Great Escape" from the Nazi Stalag Luft III prisoner-of-war camp sold for $189,000 on Thursday in New York.
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Australia Vaccine-Mandate Protesters Compare State Government To Nazis: Report
Several thousand people rallied in Melbourne against new vaccination mandates on Saturday, with a few comparing the state government to Nazis and calling for violence against politicians, local media said.
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Like Anne Frank, Polish Girl Kept War Diary. It Remained Locked For Years
As the Nazis strengthened their grip on Europe in 1939, Renia Spiegel, a 14-year-old Jewish girl in Poland, turned to a new companion. "Today, my dear Diary, is the beginning of our deep friendship," she wrote on Jan. 31 that year. For more than three years, Renia documented her life in more than 650 handwritten and densely filled pages.
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Mathematician Who Cracked Nazi Code To Win World War II To Appear On Note
Mathematician Alan Turing, whose cracking of a Nazi code helped the Allies to win World War Two but who committed suicide after being convicted for homosexuality, will appear on the Bank of England's new 50-pound banknote, the BoE said on Monday.
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How A Black Man 'Outsmarted' Neo-Nazi Group - And Became Their New Leader
Without notifying his followers or even his inner circle, the longtime president of a legacy neo-Nazi group has signed over its control to a black civil rights activist from California.
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US Deports Accused Former Nazi Guard To Germany
A 95-year old New York City man believed to be a former guard at a labor camp in Nazi-occupied Poland has arrived in Germany after being arrested and deported by U.S. immigration authorities, U.S. officials said on Tuesday.
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The Biggest Bethesda Announcements From E3 2018: Elder Scrolls, Fallout, and More
Self-aware enough to poke fun at its port-Skyrim-everywhere strategy, Bethesda announced two new Elder Scrolls titles, a new Wolfenstein, and provided more detail on Fallout 76 at E3 2018.
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Albert Einstein Birthday: 10 Things To Know About The "Genius Scientist"
Albert Einstein remains one of the most prominent figures of Modern Physics and an inspiration to many who came after. Born on March 14, 1879, the German-born physicist Albert Einstein developed the first of his groundbreaking theories while working as a clerk in the Swiss patent office in Bern. He migrated from Germany to the United States when th...
