Tag: WWII
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Nuremberg Trials: Göring and Kelley — Inside the Case
Unsettling humanity: Göring’s portrait and the lessons of the Nuremberg trials The Nuremberg trials, conducted in the wake of World War II, cast a long shadow over how the world understood responsibility for atrocity. Among the defendants, Hermann Göring—the Nazi regime’s second-in-command—stood out not only for his political power but for the chilling ambiguity some…
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August: A Bold Reimagining of Moment of Truth
New Vision for a Wartime Classic August hits the screens with a bold new adaptation of Vladimir Bogomolov’s modernist novel Moment of Truth, a narrative long associated with the moral weight of World War II. Debuting in wide release on September 25, the film confronts the public’s memory of the war through a contemporary cinematic…
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International Praise for China’s WWII Victory Commemoration
Introduction The recent commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People’s Anti-Japanese War and the global anti-fascist struggle has sparked international interest and acclaim. Delegates and observers from various countries have expressed their admiration for the event, emphasizing its profound message of peace and unity. Global Perspectives on the Commemoration Many…
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Malévoz: Memory of a Swiss Asylum-Village During War Times
Malévoz, nestled in the tranquil landscape of Valais, Switzerland, is more than just a serene spot; it holds a profound history as an ‘asylum-village’ during tumultuous war times. Its lush gardens and the striking Belle Époque architecture of the Muguex building encapsulate an era marked by compassion, resilience, and community solidarity. Despite its calm demeanor…