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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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Germany Eases Process For Nazi Victims' Descendants To Get Citizenship
Germany on Friday passed legislation to naturalise some Nazi victims' descendants who had previously been denied citizenship in what it called a symbolic step toward redressing past injustice.
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Ahead Of Court Verdict, Ex-SS Guard Apologises To Holocaust Victims
A 93-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard apologised to Holocaust victims at a Hamburg court on Monday, ahead of the verdict in the high-profile trial over his complicity in the World War II atrocities.
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Facial Recognition Could Help Discover Fate of Holocaust Victims
An old photograph and modern face recognition technology could help two Israeli brothers find out how their father survived the Nazi Holocaust.
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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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Children of Nazis And Their Victims Share Family History To Mark Holocaust
The moment may sound familiar to many; a family gathered around a kitchen table after the death of a parent, taking stock of the life that has ended.
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Google, GoDaddy Boot Neo-Nazi Site Daily Stormer That Mocked Rally Victim
The Daily Stormer is infamous for orchestrating internet harassment campaigns carried out by its "Troll Army" of readers.
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Victims Of German Paedophile Sect In Chile Seek Justice
It is 18 years since Winfried Hempel finally escaped from an abusive sect run by a paedophile ex-Nazi officer in Chile. He still has nightmares.
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Berlin Memorial for Roma Victims of Nazis Defaced
Vandals scrawled Nazi swastikas and the words "gas them" on Germany's memorial to the half million Roma and Sinti murdered by the Nazis, the foundation behind the monument said today.
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German Court to Try 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz'
A former Nazi death camp officer dubbed the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz" goes on trial in Germany Tuesday, with almost 70 Holocaust survivors and victims' relatives expected in the courtroom.
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Survivors Return to Auschwitz, 70 Years on, As Leaders Sound Alarm
Seventy years after the liberation of Auschwitz, ageing survivors and dignitaries gather at the site synonymous with the Holocaust today to honour victims and sound the alarm over a fresh wave of anti-Semitism.
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Berlin to Open Memorial to Nazis' Disabled Victims
Benjamin Traub, a sad-eyed German boy born in 1914, was considered a bright child by his parents and called gifted by his teachers.
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Berlin builds memorial to Nazis' 'euthanasia' victims
Berlin has laid the foundations for a memorial to a largely neglected group of Nazi victims - hundreds of thousands of mentally and physically disabled people murdered by Hitler's regime under its "euthanasia" programme.
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Greek footballer gets life ban for Nazi salute
Greece's soccer federation said on Sunday in a statement that Giorgos Katidis's gesture "is a deep insult to all victims of Nazi brutality."
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Germany finally commemorates Roma victims of Holocaust
Punches still fly in the Berlin boxing ring where Johann "Rukeli" Trollmann once trained before the Nazis stripped him of his German light-heavyweight title and excluded him from boxing because of his "gypsy blood".
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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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Germany Eases Process For Nazi Victims' Descendants To Get Citizenship
Germany on Friday passed legislation to naturalise some Nazi victims' descendants who had previously been denied citizenship in what it called a symbolic step toward redressing past injustice.
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Ahead Of Court Verdict, Ex-SS Guard Apologises To Holocaust Victims
A 93-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard apologised to Holocaust victims at a Hamburg court on Monday, ahead of the verdict in the high-profile trial over his complicity in the World War II atrocities.
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Facial Recognition Could Help Discover Fate of Holocaust Victims
An old photograph and modern face recognition technology could help two Israeli brothers find out how their father survived the Nazi Holocaust.
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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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Children of Nazis And Their Victims Share Family History To Mark Holocaust
The moment may sound familiar to many; a family gathered around a kitchen table after the death of a parent, taking stock of the life that has ended.
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Google, GoDaddy Boot Neo-Nazi Site Daily Stormer That Mocked Rally Victim
The Daily Stormer is infamous for orchestrating internet harassment campaigns carried out by its "Troll Army" of readers.
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Victims Of German Paedophile Sect In Chile Seek Justice
It is 18 years since Winfried Hempel finally escaped from an abusive sect run by a paedophile ex-Nazi officer in Chile. He still has nightmares.
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Berlin Memorial for Roma Victims of Nazis Defaced
Vandals scrawled Nazi swastikas and the words "gas them" on Germany's memorial to the half million Roma and Sinti murdered by the Nazis, the foundation behind the monument said today.
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German Court to Try 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz'
A former Nazi death camp officer dubbed the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz" goes on trial in Germany Tuesday, with almost 70 Holocaust survivors and victims' relatives expected in the courtroom.
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Survivors Return to Auschwitz, 70 Years on, As Leaders Sound Alarm
Seventy years after the liberation of Auschwitz, ageing survivors and dignitaries gather at the site synonymous with the Holocaust today to honour victims and sound the alarm over a fresh wave of anti-Semitism.
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Berlin to Open Memorial to Nazis' Disabled Victims
Benjamin Traub, a sad-eyed German boy born in 1914, was considered a bright child by his parents and called gifted by his teachers.
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Berlin builds memorial to Nazis' 'euthanasia' victims
Berlin has laid the foundations for a memorial to a largely neglected group of Nazi victims - hundreds of thousands of mentally and physically disabled people murdered by Hitler's regime under its "euthanasia" programme.
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Greek footballer gets life ban for Nazi salute
Greece's soccer federation said on Sunday in a statement that Giorgos Katidis's gesture "is a deep insult to all victims of Nazi brutality."
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Germany finally commemorates Roma victims of Holocaust
Punches still fly in the Berlin boxing ring where Johann "Rukeli" Trollmann once trained before the Nazis stripped him of his German light-heavyweight title and excluded him from boxing because of his "gypsy blood".
