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60 years ago today the world bid farewell to Soviet Union leader Joseph Stalin, who died of a stroke aged 74. The anniversary has been marked by Jo...
Barack Obama has been named Time magazine's 'Person of the Year', the second time the American president has taken the honour. Malala Yousafzai, th...
It's not acceptable to wear a t-shirt in general day-to-day wear that bears the name of a tyrannical regime that denied its people freedom for 80 years, and killed millions of its own and other countries citizens.
This week the National Archives of the United States released to the public a massive corpus of declassified documents related to Katyn, the massacre of nearly 22,000 unarmed Polish prisoners by Stalin's secret police in 1940.
The Iraqi Kurds are trying to encourage the world to understand that a decades-long process of genocide killed hundreds of thousands of people and that it remains a living legacy that affected almost all people in a region just twice the size of Wales, or about the same size as Holland.
There's a touching moment in the French classic film Amélie where the heroine, as a little girl, reflects the sunlight off her mirror from her window overlooking Paris, hoping someone out there sees her light. From a window across the city, another lonely child--the boy who will grow up to be the man she'll one day fall in love with--is doing the same reflector trick, waiting for a response with the hope that he's not alone.
The girls wear 'smiley' Hitler face T-shirts in 2005 They earned a dubious fame in 2003 with their white power band Prussian Blue, but twins Lam...
America seems to have a wealth of talented composers that are currently sailing over the waters and another composer sailed over this evening: 32 year...
It is a sad day indeed when a writer wishes that his own work were not necessary. Unfortunately such days have been common over the past century
