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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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80 Years On, Victims Of Nazi Crimes In Italy To Get Compensation
In October 1943, after the Nazis began a brutal occupation of their former ally, German troops hanged six Italian civilians on a hillside in southern Italy as collective punishment for the killing of a soldier, who had been foraging for food.
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Former Nazi Camp Guard, 101, Given 5 Year Jail Term For Holocaust War Crimes
A German court on Tuesday handed a five-year jail sentence to a 101-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard, the oldest person so far to go on trial for complicity in war crimes during the Holocaust.
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101-Year-Old Former Nazi Camp Guard Faces German Court Verdict
A German court will give its verdict on Tuesday in the trial of a 101-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard, the oldest person so far to be charged with complicity in war crimes during the Holocaust.
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"Removing Signs Of Their Crimes": Russia Plans Parade In Battered Ukraine City
Ukraine on Wednesday accused Russia of planning to hold a military parade in the captured city of Mariupol on May 9 to celebrate victory over the Nazis in World War II.
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96-Year-Old Ex-Nazi Death Camp Secretary Who Fled Trial To Face Court
A 96-year-old former Nazi concentration camp secretary who absconded before her trial was set to begin is due to appear in court in Germany on Tuesday.
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100-Year-Old Concentration Camp Guard Put On Trial In Germany For Nazi Crimes
A 100-year-old former concentration camp guard became the oldest person yet to be tried for Nazi-era crimes in Germany as he went before the court on Thursday charged with complicity in mass murder.
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Former Nazi Death Camp Secretary, 96, Tries To Flee Start Of Trial
A 96-year-old former Nazi concentration camp secretary who fled hours before the opening of her trial in Germany has been found, a court said Thursday in a dramatic start to the proceedings.
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Angela Merkel Voices "Deep Shame" On First Visit To Auschwitz
Angela Merkel visited the former Auschwitz Nazi death camp on Friday for the first time as chancellor and said admitting Nazi crimes was a key part of Germany's identity that could combat growing anti-Semitism.
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850,000 Documents On 10 Million Nazi Victims Put Online: Report
Hundreds of thousands of documents on Nazi crimes with information on some 10 million people were made accessible online on Tuesday, the Germany-based International Center on Nazi Prosecution said.
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YouTuber Trained Pug To Do Nazi Salute For Video, Fined For Hate Crime
Mark Meechan stared at the camera and described the training he had given to his girlfriend's pug, Buddha.
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British Extremist Who Described Adolf Hitler As 'His God' Jailed For 5 Years
A right-wing extremist from London who described Adolf Hitler as "his God" was jailed for five years on Thursday for terrorism and hate crimes over his social media posts.
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Nazi Hunter Says Hundreds Could Still Be At Large
Hundreds or even thousands of Nazi war crimes suspects could still be at large, one of the world's leading experts on the matter said Thursday, ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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Elie Wiesel, Holocaust Survivor And Author, Dead At 87
Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, the Romanian-born Holocaust survivor whose classic "Night" became a landmark testament to the Nazis' crimes and launched Wiesel's long career as one of the world's foremost witnesses and humanitarians, has died at age 87.
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Top Nazi War Crimes Suspect Dies in Canada: Report
One of the top suspects of Nazi war crimes during the Second World War has died at the age of 93, the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail reported.
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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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80 Years On, Victims Of Nazi Crimes In Italy To Get Compensation
In October 1943, after the Nazis began a brutal occupation of their former ally, German troops hanged six Italian civilians on a hillside in southern Italy as collective punishment for the killing of a soldier, who had been foraging for food.
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Former Nazi Camp Guard, 101, Given 5 Year Jail Term For Holocaust War Crimes
A German court on Tuesday handed a five-year jail sentence to a 101-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard, the oldest person so far to go on trial for complicity in war crimes during the Holocaust.
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101-Year-Old Former Nazi Camp Guard Faces German Court Verdict
A German court will give its verdict on Tuesday in the trial of a 101-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard, the oldest person so far to be charged with complicity in war crimes during the Holocaust.
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"Removing Signs Of Their Crimes": Russia Plans Parade In Battered Ukraine City
Ukraine on Wednesday accused Russia of planning to hold a military parade in the captured city of Mariupol on May 9 to celebrate victory over the Nazis in World War II.
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96-Year-Old Ex-Nazi Death Camp Secretary Who Fled Trial To Face Court
A 96-year-old former Nazi concentration camp secretary who absconded before her trial was set to begin is due to appear in court in Germany on Tuesday.
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100-Year-Old Concentration Camp Guard Put On Trial In Germany For Nazi Crimes
A 100-year-old former concentration camp guard became the oldest person yet to be tried for Nazi-era crimes in Germany as he went before the court on Thursday charged with complicity in mass murder.
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Former Nazi Death Camp Secretary, 96, Tries To Flee Start Of Trial
A 96-year-old former Nazi concentration camp secretary who fled hours before the opening of her trial in Germany has been found, a court said Thursday in a dramatic start to the proceedings.
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Angela Merkel Voices "Deep Shame" On First Visit To Auschwitz
Angela Merkel visited the former Auschwitz Nazi death camp on Friday for the first time as chancellor and said admitting Nazi crimes was a key part of Germany's identity that could combat growing anti-Semitism.
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850,000 Documents On 10 Million Nazi Victims Put Online: Report
Hundreds of thousands of documents on Nazi crimes with information on some 10 million people were made accessible online on Tuesday, the Germany-based International Center on Nazi Prosecution said.
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YouTuber Trained Pug To Do Nazi Salute For Video, Fined For Hate Crime
Mark Meechan stared at the camera and described the training he had given to his girlfriend's pug, Buddha.
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British Extremist Who Described Adolf Hitler As 'His God' Jailed For 5 Years
A right-wing extremist from London who described Adolf Hitler as "his God" was jailed for five years on Thursday for terrorism and hate crimes over his social media posts.
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Nazi Hunter Says Hundreds Could Still Be At Large
Hundreds or even thousands of Nazi war crimes suspects could still be at large, one of the world's leading experts on the matter said Thursday, ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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Elie Wiesel, Holocaust Survivor And Author, Dead At 87
Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, the Romanian-born Holocaust survivor whose classic "Night" became a landmark testament to the Nazis' crimes and launched Wiesel's long career as one of the world's foremost witnesses and humanitarians, has died at age 87.
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Top Nazi War Crimes Suspect Dies in Canada: Report
One of the top suspects of Nazi war crimes during the Second World War has died at the age of 93, the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail reported.
