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Former US Secretary of State Madeline Albright
Madeleine Albright thinks it’s time to sound the alarm on fascism
Barcelona soccer fans make their feelings known about Catalan independence, at a game on Wednesday Oct 18th 2017
Culture
The roots of Catalonia’s differences with the rest of Spain
New editions of 'Mein Kampf' raise questions
Books
Hitler’s a bestselling author in Germany again. Why?
World War II veterans walk to a wreath laying ceremony at the National World War II Memorial on Veteran's Day to pay tribute to the more than 16 million men and women who served with U.S. armed forces during World War II.
Culture
A new book that debunks myths of World War II
Sideshow Podcast: How ‘Kung Fury’ Went from Karate Joke to Kickstarter to Cannes
Full Episode
Ela Weissberger speaks with the cast members of Brundibar at the Central Square Theater in Cambridge, MA.
Arts, Culture & Media
Seventy years later, a Holocaust survivor remembers the performance of her lifetime
Ela Weissberger speaks with the cast members of Brundibar at the Central Square Theater in Cambridge, MA.
Arts, Culture & Media
Seventy years later, a Holocaust survivor remembers the performance of her lifetime
Arts, Culture & Media
How one man’s Olympic design influenced your next trip to the public restroom
Early Ukrainian diplomacy. The Zaporozhian Cossacks reply to the Sultan of Turkey, by 19th century Russian artist, Ilya Repin. Ukraine has always been vulnerable to more powerful neighbors.
Global Politics
Ukraine’s identity crisis is nothing new
U.S. soldiers examine the painting, "Wintergarden," by French Impressionist painter Edouard Manet, stolen by the Nazi regime and hidden in a salt mine in Merkers, Germany April 15, 1945.
Arts, Culture & Media
German police find masterpieces by Picasso and others thought lost in World War II
Far-right Golden Dawn party leader Nikos Mihaloliakos (R) is escorted by anti-terrorism police officers as he arrives at a courthouse in Athens September 28, 2013.
Conflict & Justice
Greeks are seeing the neo-Nazi face of the popular Golden Dawn party
Global Politics
Obama calls on America to act to ‘stop children from being gassed’
Global Politics
Cold War linguists: NSA spies in Teufelsberg kept ear on Soviets
Arts, Culture & Media
Richard Wagner’s 200th birthday passes with little notice in the U.S.
Global Politics
Handwriting a much debated window into people’s inner thoughts — maybe
Arts, Culture & Media
Renowned Holocaust denying artist addresses provocative art, beliefs
Arts, Culture & Media
Provocative artist Charles Krafft goes public as Holocaust denier
Global Politics
Where has Britain’s ‘stiff upper lip’ gone?
Global Politics
American veteran of Spanish Civil War remembers life under suspicion of communism
Arts, Culture & Media
Nazi version of ‘Titanic’ gaining renewed attention as anniversary approaches
Arts, Culture & Media
Remembering an American contrarian: Christopher Hitchens dead of cancer
Swaziland leader fought alongside Allied forces during World War II
War and peace: President Obama’s Nobel speech
Islamic creationism
Arts, Culture & Media
Lawrence Bender’s take on ‘Inglourious Basterds’
Arts, Culture & Media
What belongs on the Five Foot Book Shelf?
Global Politics
Appeasement or engagement
Lifestyle & Belief
Mel Brooks and The Comedy of Humanity
1979: The Birth of the Modern Age
Arts, Culture & Media
‘Hitler’s Composer’: Why an Israeli is Rethinking Wagner’s Music and Legacy
Global Politics
Radical Right in Spain Still Mostly Underground
‘The Patriarch’: The Complicated Legacy of Joseph P. Kennedy
Arts, Culture & Media
98-Year-Old American Veteran Remembers the Spanish Civil War
Arts, Culture & Media
The Nazi ‘Titanic’
Conflict & Justice
Growing Concerns About Censorship in India
Global Politics
The End of the USSR
Arts, Culture & Media
Swaziland Chief Fought With Allied Forces in WWII
Arts, Culture & Media
Polish Art Looted By Nazis Returns Home
Arts, Culture & Media
Artists Respond to 9/11
Lifestyle & Belief
‘The 99’: Superheroes and comics in the Islamic world
Arts, Culture & Media
Essays Found After Decades Reveal Jewish Life During Nazi Rise
The World in Words
Dictators with dialects, finger spelling and universal Inuit
Sports
Baseball honors Walter O’Malley, who moved the Dodgers to L.A. 50 years ago
Conflict & Justice
Eastern Europe’s Bloodlands’
Arts, Culture & Media
Honorary Oscar for Godard
Arts, Culture & Media
What Hitler read
Global Politics
Looking back to Lockerbie
Arts, Culture & Media
Saving Bletchley Park
Conflict & Justice
English-language newspaper closes in Moscow
Sports
Olympic torch controversy
Recovering East German Stasi documents