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Tag Archives: genocide
Auschwitz and the Germans
After World War II, a Russian, a Pole and a German are asked by a journalist, “Excuse me, what is your opinion about the current meat shortage?” The Russian asks, “What’s an opinion?” When the journalist asks the Pole, he … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Israel, Judaism
Tagged anti-semitism, Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen, Dachau, genocide, Holocaust, Majdanek, Norman Finkelstein, Pegida, Saxony
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In East Anatolia
Rebel Land [1] is the story about the ethnic and religious conflicts in East Anatolia in the 20th century. It is remarkable as it blends known and largely unknown historical facts with personal experiences of an investigative journalist and very … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged Anatolia, Armenia, Christopher de Bellaigue, genocide, Kurdistan, PKK, Varto
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