WWII
The Importance of Art and Literature in the Anti-Fascist Struggle –...
The important role that artists and their works played and still play in the anti-fascist struggle is testified to by one of the most...
Zedelgem – SS – Rehabilitation in Belgium
The FIR and its member federations are frightened about beginnings of the history forgetfulness, as it is to be experienced for some time also...
Olympic Organizers Refuse to Honor Victims of 1945 Hiroshima Bombing
Posted on August 5, 2021Categories
Friday marks the 76th anniversary of the United States dropping an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima....
Dendias on massacre of Distomo: We have not given up on...
Jun 11, 2021
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias posted on social media about German reparations on the occasion of the Nazi massacre of Distomo in...
Washington Post Moscow Bureau Chief Distorts History of World War II
Claims that glorification of Soviet Russia’s role in victory over Nazis is part of “official propaganda.”
By Jeremy Kuzmarov
May 17, 2021
On May 9, 2021, Russians...
Stalin monument taken down four days after being erected in southern...
4 May, 2021
A bust honoring Soviet leader Joseph Stalin was taken down a few days after its installation in a southern Russian city sparked...
Ukrainian far-right nationalists stage march in center of Kiev to mark...
By Jonny Tickle
29 Apr, 2021
The German Embassy in Ukraine and the country’s main opposition party have condemned far-right nationalists in Kiev who marched on...
Mikis Theodorakis, the Nazi camps and the Holocaust
We reproduce the following article on the work of the great Greek musician and resistance figure Mikis Theodorakis, as it was published in reporter.gr....
Resistance and resilience, responsibility and recompense
World War II obligations to Greece
By Jeffrey Levett
16 May 2020,
On 1 September 1939, German forces invaded Poland; Britain and France entered the war with...
Switzerland’s Contribution to the International Neoliberal Order
By Franklin Frederick
The Russian Revolution in 1917 panicked Europe’s upper middle classes, already much discredited and weakened by the gigantic tragedy of the First...