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03.07.2009, 10:57
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Ukraine is witnessing a surge in nationalism - and it's at the expense of the Jewish community's tragic history.
11.04.2009, 10:42
More than 60 years after the defeat of the Nazis, survivors of the Holocaust are remembering the horrors of genocide, and their liberation. On April 11, 1945, allied forces freed over 20,000 prisoners from Buchenwald.
30.01.2010, 18:44
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The largest Jewish human rights organization in the US, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, joined the chorus of those who condemn the declaration of controversial nationalist leader Stepan Bandera as a Hero of Ukraine.
07.10.2010, 11:43
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Today, the war in Afghanistan enters its tenth year with little sign of an end.
23.10.2010, 22:28
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The shocking WikiLeaks release, which has revealed thousands of unreported civilian casualties in Iraq, is the most accurate picture of war ever made, and it is food for thought, says the website’s editor-in-chief.
23.05.2010, 12:37
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The European Court of Human Rights has delivered its verdict in the case of Vasily Kononov against Latvia in favor of the latter.
08.12.2009, 09:23
As the Ukrainian presidential election campaign gathers steam ahead of the January vote, its Jewish population has declared that anti-Semitism and intolerance is on the rise in the country.
18.06.2010, 20:19
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Kyrgyz authorities asked the Russian government to send forces to protect strategic targets in the conflict zone, but Moscow hasn’t responded yet, according to a source from the Russian Ministry of Defense.
19.07.2009, 09:18
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The body of a human rights activist who was kidnapped on Wednesday in Chechnya has been found in the neighboring north Caucasian republic of Ingushetia.
21.04.2010, 10:58
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A court in Moscow is to declare its ruling on a case involving an ultra-right wing group which is facing charges of extremism and inciting hatred.
Published: 18 May, 2009, 19:19
It is 65 years since Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered 200,000 Crimean Tatars to be relocated to Uzbekistan from their homes. It took 45 years for Moscow to apologize, but not everyone is happy at their return.
