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Architectural plans of Auschwitz death camp found in Berlin

The German newspaper Bild published never-before-seen architectural plans of the Auschwitz extermination camp on Saturday that reveal, in their unequivocally marked sections, that everyone involved in the operation of Auschwitz knew full well that it was intended for the systematic extermination of human beings, the paper said.

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How Genocides Are Covered Up By Western media

Tradition of one-sided reports and why genocides are covered-up.

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Why nations fail to act

The international community should take formal steps to justify inaction when conditions of genocide exist anywhere in the world.

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Ukrainian Parliament Calls Soviet-Era Famine 'Genocide'

Ukraine's parliament today overwhelmingly adopted a bill recognizing the Soviet-era forced famine as genocide against the Ukrainian people. An estimated 10 million Ukrainians starved to death in 1932-33 after Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin seized the country's cattle and crop in a forced farm collectivization campaign.

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An American Voice for Armenia?: New US Speaker Has History of Genocide Recognition Support

Although much of Armenia has been engrossed in its own domestic political developments, this week's American congressional elections have relevance for Armenia's relations with the superpower.