Here, "violent conflicts" means extermination, "rapacious development" means extermination, and "forced change" means, well, also extermination.
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" I identify it as an "extermination camp in waiting.
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Glasses that belonged to people brought to Auschwitz for extermination.
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Who still talks nowadays of the extermination of the Armenians?
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Reem soon revealed a talent for the extermination of fleas.
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He hasn't ordered the extermination and he is not responsible.
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Rape was used systematically, with the aim of cultural extermination.
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The stated goal of the Nazis was the extermination of Jews.
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Forced abortions, extermination, labor camps, torture, malnourishment of his own people.
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And there they were using the extermination technology of the 1940s.
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And many thousands of inmates were deported to Germany for extermination.
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By autumn 1942, the Nazis were rounding up Jews for extermination.
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Would we tolerate singing Hitler's praises for his totally brutal extermination program?
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In this case, the plot included the nonfiction extermination of the Jews.
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Nazism calls for the violent extermination of races that the Nazis deemed inferior.
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No U.S. intelligence reports ever gave any indication of gassing or mass extermination.
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Wild rats practically took over the confectioner's factory, after cuts to extermination costs.
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But habitat loss and systematic extermination intended to protect livestock wiped them out.
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The Auschwitz concentration camp was established before the extermination camp came into being.
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Lyrics in the songbook joke about the extermination of Jews in gas chambers.
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Nazism calls for the violent extermination of people that the Nazis deemed inferior.
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It's a people's right to self-determination who are in peril of extermination.
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Iran is dedicated to the extermination of the Jewish state and its inhabitants.
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In 1838 the governor of Missouri ordered the extermination of Mormons; a massacre ensued.
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But when the predator has already struck, what is gained by methodical state extermination?
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They include extermination, murder, enslavement, torture, imprisonment, rape, forced abortions, and other sexual violence.
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They only dimly know about the Holocaust and the extermination of 6 million Jews.
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I'd visited the Nazi extermination camp once, but never noticed any gift shops there.
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Grossman's "Ukraine Without Jews," depicting what was left after Nazi extermination, was suppressed entirely.
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Veil was sent by closed cattle car to the Auschwitz extermination camp in Poland.
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The result has been a number of incidents in which DIY extermination attempts went wrong.
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Soon after his DIY extermination attempt, a neighbor noticed flames coming out of the garage.
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IS favours ostentatious brutality, the extermination of rivals and the imposition of strict sharia rules.
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This doesn't mean that Duterte is going to set up extermination camps for drug users.
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They're also less able to access both extermination and mental health services, exacerbating both problems.
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The Assad regime's policy of extermination of the civilian population is a crime against humanity.
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The pairing of late Stalinist anti-Semitism with Hitler's extermination of the Jews was devastating.
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In the essay, though, he argued that only "the technical process of gassing" was unique to the Nazis, that most Germans had been noncomplicit and that the moral line between the "social extermination" of the Soviet gulags and the "biological extermination" at Auschwitz was blurry.
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Another was a child's alphabet block he found after the liberation of the Treblinka extermination camp.
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There's still work to be done, and the Great Barrier Reef is already facing near extermination.
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They were not labeled terrorists or subjected to the language of extermination or other harsh rhetoric.
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"A continuing and effective extermination program shall be instituted where their presence is detected," it continues.
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After the camp was shut down, they were forced to walk to Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp.
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Colonists' land grab was only made possible by the mass exploitation and extermination of Native Americans.
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" Many prisoners die from conditions so dire that a United Nations investigation labeled the process "extermination.
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"The extermination teams are now the welfare teams that look after the dogs," Dr. Cirak said.
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Fourteen months later, only her and her older sister emerged from the extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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Skyrocketing prices are fueling greed worldwide, greed that if left unchecked, could eventually lead to extermination.
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Now, the US government is not setting up extermination camps for migrants, nor is it going to.
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Even the "happy ending" of chemical extermination can't wash away the squirmy memories of roaches, roaches everywhere.
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I was 13 years old when the Nazis occupied Hungary and started deporting Jews to extermination camps.
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Beloved pets were rounded up for extermination, even ones with no links to the contaminated puppy mills.
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The governments of the West are waging a campaign of slow extermination against their own core populations.
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His remarks created the impression the governor condoned the extermination of babies delivered live during an abortion.
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While other territories of the Western United States displaced indigenous people, California politicians openly discussed outright extermination.
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The PKK has been fighting a defensive war to prevent the extermination of Kurdish culture in Turkey.
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In them, a civilization is usually on the brink of destruction, in danger of extermination by evil overlords.
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Like the young man in the video, it's a cultivation of invisibility prompted by a fear of extermination.
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I and the daughter did ghost extermination at the Halloween party of the movie theater of Japan. pic.twitter.
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He also published a poem (written by someone else) joking about the "extermination" of the "verminous" Scottish race.
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The story depicts the violent overthrow of the US government and the extermination of all non-white enemies.
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That made him old enough to qualify for forced labor, saving him from immediate extermination as a child.
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The dragons and their fiery extermination of innocents do smack rather strongly of the atomic bomb, or napalm.
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It was a Nazi camp that trained men who carried out orders to round up Jews for extermination.
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The shooter, Tobia Rathjen, left behind a racist manifesto in which he called for the extermination of nonwhites.
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I remember reading years ago an account given by the commandant of Treblinka [the Nazi-run extermination camp].
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" The message continues, "The airplane landed at Newark this afternoon and has be taken out of service for extermination.
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Ordinary life, she goes on to say, has always had plagues, floods, totalitarian extermination, refugees thirsty in the desert.
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Last Sunday, the pope denounced a reported gas attack in Syria as an unjustifiable use of "instruments of extermination".
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"Most people associate concentration camps with the systematic extermination of the Jews," one Wikipedia contributor wrote on July 2000.
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This phase of the Holocaust pre-dates the Nazi extermination camps in which gas was used instead of bullets.
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But many — perhaps most— were forced into hiding, imprisoned in concentration camps and ghettos, and deported to extermination centers.
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It involves ISIS targeting Yazidis and Christians for extermination, and, in Syria, Shia Muslims joining Alawites to exterminate Sunnis.
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Yet even they are "comparatively fortunate," Kimmel writes, as they were spared the transports east to the extermination camps.
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Leaders of Australia and Canada also eagerly helped with the torture, rendition and extermination of black and brown brutes.
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Instead, they elected Hamas, an organization that lists the extermination of the state of Israel as an existential goal.
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They are numbers of Jews, more than 11 million in total, whose extermination Eichmann and other Nazis planned there.
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In 22012, a United Nations-backed tribunal charged her with crimes against humanity, including mass murder, extermination and enslavement.
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Photo: APOther extermination techniques have been rejected because they've been deemed unsafe, inefficient, unproven, or even crueler than brain bashing.
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German colonizers retaliated against a Herero uprising, and used torture and extermination tactics that were later employed by the Nazis.
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The projected results vary: the extermination of the human species by godlike artificial intelligences is a favourite of the pessimists.
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Mr Jay grounds his story a century earlier in the white encounter with (and near-extermination of) Native-American culture.
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They learned to view the world only in terms of strong versus weak, of endless conflict and division, of extermination.
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Government-sanctioned extermination campaigns resulted in the near eradication of wolves in the contiguous United States in the 20th century.
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Then Mr. Pomeranc hired Dr. Sturdy Colls, who had conducted similar research at Treblinka, a Nazi extermination camp in Poland.
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One of the shirts he has lying around says "Vamonos Pest," the bug-extermination company where he used to work.
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Only 23 percent of Americans identified Auschwitz as an extermination camp, while 41 percent could not identify Auschwitz at all.
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They include extermination, murder, enslavement, torture, imprisonment, rape … and other sexual violence … There is no independent media or religious freedom.
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He was completely frozen with fear in the forest near the previous location of the completely destroyed Uckermark extermination camp.
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But it is increasingly popular to indict cultural Marxism's baleful effects on society — and to dream of its violent extermination.
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Until successive extermination campaigns largely eradicated mountain lions from the Midwest and the East, they ranged throughout the United States.
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Hamas is another genocidal movement which calls for the extermination of all Jews, wherever they are found, including Trump's family.
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Shortly after construction, Auschwitz-Birkenau became the largest killing center and central location for the extermination of Jews in Europe.
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We are already at the point where the White House has brazenly minimized the extermination of Jews in the Holocaust.
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If you want to learn a thing or two about killing bugs, look no further than the classic extermination PSA, Aliens.
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References to the coming robot revolution, killer droids, malicious AIs and human extermination abounded, some more or less serious than others.
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Bed bug-infested homes had histamine levels up to 20 times higher than non-infested homes, even three months after extermination.
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In Daxing county, on the outskirts of Beijing, cadres ordered the extermination of all landlords and "other bad elements," Dikotter recounts.
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Without the law, according to right-wing fears, international history could be rewritten to say that Poles ran the extermination camps.
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Then, as you might have guessed, resolving the anemia for good will mean extermination of the bed bugs in your home.
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In the same week Vasily Grossman, a Soviet war correspondent, entered the Nazi extermination camp of Treblinka with the Red Army.
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"Those extermination camps were singular in human history, but a four-decade tradition of concentration camps came before them," Pitzer continued.
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His calls for murder, extermination and ethnic cleansing (acted upon by his men) were simply a means of "galvanising Serb forces".
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Both grizzly bear and gray wolf populations have recovered somewhat from the threat of extermination, but exist largely outside historical habitats.
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But deep under the rubble of the burnt-down Ghetto they left a one-of-a-kind, meticulous chronicle of extermination.
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Historians say Poland has generally been a responsible steward for the six main Nazi extermination camps in Poland, including Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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Syria's main opposition, the Turkey-based National Coalition, accused the regime Tuesday of pursuing a "war of extermination" in Eastern Ghouta.
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Since 22017, the International Criminal Court has sought to arrest him on war crimes charges that include murder, rape and extermination.
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The tangible remnants remind us that the victims were treated as subhuman and therefore extermination was justifiable according to Nazi ideology.
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The anti-Jewish ideology of the Nazis was a precursor to the eventual murderous policy and extermination of six million Jews.
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Similarly, Sheikh Abdullah el-Faisal, who attended Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University in Riyadh, has advocated the extermination of unbelievers.
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It is a collecting point for the further transport to the extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau, which is approximately 350 kilometers away.
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Waste-feeding insects have infested the floorboards and "no amount of extermination would rid the space of them," court papers state.
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The Nazis had tried to conceal their actions, dismantling extermination sites at places like Sobibór and Treblinka ahead of approaching Allied forces.
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"Our mission is to explain what the Holocaust was: the extermination of six million Jews at the hands of Nazis," he said.
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This act of war was perpetrated by an adherent to radical Islam -- an ideology that seeks the extermination of LGBT people worldwide.
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The extermination of wolves in the South—where red wolves are most prevalent—would've resulted in the higher percentage of coyote DNA.
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To make racism usable for today, it's best to remove the memory of Jewish extermination from the equation as much as possible.
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Human rights groups say thousands have been summarily executed in what amounts to systematic extermination of drug users in the poorest communities.
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Pest extermination is big business in these parts and specialties vary — from African bee catchers to termite killers and roof-rat snatchers.
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Hitler's Germany took only two years to murder almost 2 million people, mostly Jews, in three extermination camps — Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka.
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There is no genocide occurring South of our border targeting millions for death or shipping whole families to labor camps for extermination.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday deplored the gas attack reported in Syria as an unjustifiable use of "instruments of extermination".
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Jewish patients were singled out for early extermination; by December 1942, the destruction of the Jewish patient population at Wittenau was complete.
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Yudi becomes an engineer, who, during World War II, draws up plans for Nazi "extermination plants" with subtle, chronic flaws built in.
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An 1889 map by William T. Hornaday illustrated the extermination of the American bison and helped with his advocacy for their survival.
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On the surface, its story of young, beautiful soldier-citizens waging a war of extermination against literal vermin reads as gleefully fascist.
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The most stirring works here are Halina Olomucki's, created during her time in the Warsaw Ghetto and, later, the Majdanek extermination camp.
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It portrays a Cree Indian, who killed and devoured his family during a famine induced by the settlers' extermination of the buffalo.
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Hungarian anti-Semitism was complicit in the extermination of more than a half million of the country's Jews during World War Two.
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The distinguished Stalin biographer certainly knows what Plato meant by this exemplar of a leader — and that did not include mass extermination.
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Settler societies built on the removal and extermination of native peoples will produce ideologies that treat those actions as good, even laudatory.
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ICC prosecutors accuse Ngaissona of war crimes and crimes against humanity including murder, extermination, deportation, persecution, torture, attacking civilians, and recruiting child soldiers.
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The extermination that the creatures in Mr Simoni's lab are designed to take part in is less viscerally gratifying—but far more consequential.
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The calling of one's name can mean a welcome opportunity, yet the selection of individuals, as in the Lety camp, can mean extermination.
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The creator of ThotBot told Wired that their aim is the "extermination" of sex workers, and that they should face the death penalty.
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Those who choose to join a union deserve one that keeps its promises and a government that doesn't target their jobs for extermination.
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This followed a study by the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, arguing that IS's treatment of the Yazidis amounted to an attempted extermination.
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Largely gone were explicit anti-American slogans (though some tanks still bore old ones that called for the "extermination of American imperialist invaders").
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We have named him Hermie, we have adopted him and he is now running his own extermination business out of our town Coppabella.
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The attacker, Tobias Rathjen, left behind a racist manifesto, in which he called for the extermination of nonwhites and identified as an incel.
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Forty-nine members of his father's family perished at the Treblinka extermination camp in German-occupied Poland, a tragedy that informed his art.
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Nor does Zemmour grapple with Vichy's dehumanizing anti-Semitic laws, which led to the deportation and extermination of both French and foreign Jews.
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Muslim minorities from China to India and beyond are facing discrimination, mass internment, and even extermination at the hands of their own governments.
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They are widely used in farms and gardens, flea collars, and extermination products, and they can persist in the environment for months or years.
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As a result, service in any capacity at an extermination camp is sufficient grounds to open an investigation on suspicion of accessory to murder.
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Though this time, she stared at his hand less like a pesky fly and more like a disgusting bed bug in need of extermination.
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The railway tracks leading to the main gates of the Nazi concentration and extermination camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau, on the eve of its 60th anniversary.
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Moreover, this is the same kind of language that led to the extermination of Jews ("vermin") in Germany and of Tutsi ("cockroaches") in Rwanda.
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"The sea is being converted into an extermination center, with a lot of people dying and nobody really knowing how many," Mr. Camps said.
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Other conditions named after Nazi-era doctors who were involved in programs of extermination (like Reiter syndrome) now go by alternative labels (reactive arthritis).
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So was the Romantic Germany devoted to the singular myth of genius, and then the Nazi Germany as it aestheticized its politics of extermination.
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The migrants, they note, are not being sent to extermination camps and their Israeli sympathizers will not be risking their lives by harboring them.
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The pair were also found guilty of murder, extermination, deportation, enslavement, imprisonment, torture, persecution on political, religious and racial grounds, and other inhumane acts.
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This year, his Yolocaust project, which combined selfies taken by people at Berlin's Holocaust Memorial with images from Nazi extermination camps, also went viral.
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The concentration and extermination camp the Germans built there after their 220 invasion, called Auschwitz-Birkenau, would take the lives of 1.1 million people.
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The image resembled anti-Semitic propaganda from World War Two when France's Vichy government collaborated with the Nazis and their deportation and extermination of Jews.
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As the Nazis rounded up Jews for detention and eventual extermination, Germans resisted their government, hiding their Jewish friends and neighbors in attics and basements.
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Democracy is often referred to as "The Great American Experiment" — an experiment, many often omit, built on the enslavement and extermination of people of color.
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"Understanding what they go through and the doubt, the ups and downs, the constant threat of extermination, the existential threat that they face every day".
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Jews from Amsterdam were taken to the transit camp in Westerbork, in the Netherlands, before being transported to Nazi extermination centers in Poland like Auschwitz.
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IT IS AN unusual stance for animal-lovers, but conservationists in New Zealand are hoping to bring about a mass extermination—of non-native species.
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Menya has already seen this approach bear fruit in her own work running a campaign to support the extermination of guinea worm across the country.
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In addition, the pair were found guilty of murder, extermination, deportation, enslavement, imprisonment, torture, persecution on political, religious and racial grounds, and other inhumane acts.
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They conscripted him in a cynical scheme to falsify the death certificates of his fellow inmates, hoping to hide the actual cause of death: extermination.
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It's hardly clear that Trump, who has threatened North Korea with nuclear extermination and who has ramped up Barack Obama's drone war, is an isolationist.
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And as researchers noted in the Journal of Urban Ecology this year, rats rapidly evolve to resist poisons, the most commonly known form of extermination.
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The police and soldiers, joined by a right-wing paramilitary group from the mainland, responded with an extermination campaign, branding the insurgents as Communist agitators.
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Engel was among 20033 prisoners who escaped from the secret Sobibor extermination camp in Eastern Poland and lived to see the end of the war.
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While we do not agree with Russia's support for the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria, we are allied in seeking the extermination of ISIS.
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After years of neglect, devastated communities are finally receiving the sort of support the United States has historically provided to those victimized by targeted extermination.
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"That a war of extermination will continue to be waged between the races until the Indian race becomes extinct must be expected," Burnett said then.
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He appears in Facebook photos with Chiquinho Grandão, a city councilman accused by prosecutors in 2010 of leading an extermination squad responsible for some 50 murders.
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With Diana's help, Viggo goes around murdering rapists, but he wants Martin to take his place as "an extermination machine eliminating all evil in the universe".
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Never wavering from his steadfast extermination strategy, Bashir has been able to consistently evade justice and strong international pressure to end the assault on civilian populations.
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During that month, at least 14 deportation trains arrived at the extermination camp from places as far away as Lyon, Vienna and Westerbork in the Netherlands.
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The verdict came one week after the same tribunal convicted Radovan Karadzic, the wartime leader of the Bosnian Serbs, on charges of murder, extermination and genocide.
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His father, a voracious reader who left high school early to help put a brother through college, worked six days a week running an extermination company.
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"David Olere: The One Who Survived Crematorium III," shows the extermination process which took place at Auschwitz during the Holocaust through the late painter's own eyes.
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During the Shoah, it took only two years for Nazi Germany to kill more than 1.5 million Jews in three extermination camps: Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka.
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He avoided conviction on a second count of genocide in seven Bosnian towns, but was found guilty in that case on a reduced charge of extermination.
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U.N. investigators have said detainees held by the government are being killed on a massive scale amounting to a state policy of "extermination" of the population.
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The Valfers were finally granted visas in August 1942, just weeks after the Germans shifted their policy toward Jews within their sphere from expulsion to extermination.
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He went through training at the Trawniki labor camp in Poland, where the Nazis prepared for Operation Reinhard, the planned extermination of Poland's two million Jews.
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His father Nachum, his mother Brandl, and his younger brother Jacob were murdered—presumably in 1942 in either the Warsaw Ghetto or in the Treblinka extermination camp.
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The latter has endorsed her, and has also compared Trump's Muslim immigrant ban to the infamous "Extermination Order" of 1838 against the early Mormon community in Missouri.
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Mr. Reza has a riff about how cultural genocide has always been linked to food: the extermination of buffalo devastating the Sioux, the burning of Indian cornfields.
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The extermination of the Vietnamese and Cham Muslims should be seen as genocide and also part of the larger crimes against humanity committed by the Khmer Rouge.
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They were Jews enlisted by the Nazi SS during the Holocaust to serve the SS in the concentration and extermination camps as well as in the ghettos.
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The 2004 study also found that 68 percent of Germans either agree or are inclined to agree that Israel conducts a war of extermination against the Palestinians.
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Arena was founded in 1981 by Roberto d'Aubuisson, whose calls for the extermination of Communists by death squads were embraced by the country's oligarchy and far right.
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From there, it was a few minutes to the Radegast train station, from which around 200,000 Jews were transported to the extermination camps at Chelmno and Auschwitz.
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"It was an extermination camp," Andrei Muraru, then head of the institute, said of the Periprava prison in a hearing before the country's general prosecutor in 2013.
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The FAO is pleading with wealthy nations to support extermination efforts to avoid the crisis from spreading further, saying $70 million is urgently required for eradication efforts.
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Ahmadinejad immediately made known his views about Israel, unleashing fiery rhetoric calling for the end to the nation and calling the Nazi extermination of Jews a myth.
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But Turkey has insisted that many people, both Turkish and Armenian, carried out — and bore the brunt of — wartime horrors, and that no concerted extermination effort existed.
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Sometime in September 21980, Karoline Cohn undressed and waited for her hair to be shaved at a hut at Sobibor, the Nazi extermination camp, in eastern Poland.
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The Final Solution or the Final Solution to the Jewish Question was a Nazi plan for the genocide or extermination of the Jews during World War Two.
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Competing against these ultra light beams are their rivals from the team of darkness: jealousy, the ceaseless extermination of nature, the gamut running from disease to poverty.
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Mao Zedong commanded a 18463 war on the vermin afflicting Chinese granaries, encouraging the extermination, over a two-day period, of all fleas, flies, rats and sparrows.
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Ferdinand Hayden signed official documents in 1872 to approve the extermination of Indigenous residents, while Gustavus Doane led the massacre of the Blackfeet village on the Marias River.
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Stevens, a master of musical comedies in the 1930s, created film from the liberation of the Dachau extermination camp that was used at the Nuremberg war crimes trials.
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Some looked away, and some took an active, even enthusiastic, part in the persecution and removal of the 6,746 Jews sent from mainland Italy to German extermination camps.
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Some 33,000 Jews died in Theresienstadt, as it is known in German, and over twice that number were transported from there to death in extermination camps further east.
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Butz is a longtime Holocaust denier, having published a book called The Hoax of the Twentieth Century: The Case Against the Presumed Extermination of European Jewry in 1976.
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Human rights groups are alarmed by the bloodshed and say thousands have been summarily executed in what amounts to systematic extermination of drug users in the poorest communities.
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Business Insider revealed last month that when Johnson was the editor of The Spectator magazine, he published a poem joking about the "extermination" of the "verminous" Scottish people.
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As deportations began and the first extermination camps were being built, Jews were stripped of their assets, leaving many stranded in Germany because their passports had been nullified.
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People were transported from it to the extermination camps—today most of it's a luxury flat complex, and there was a petrol station on it for years, too.
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Our guide, Greta, a lovely young millennial who keeps flinging wisps of hair out of her eyes, very Kate Winslet, explains that Buchenwald was not an extermination camp.
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Cover: A winter view of Auschwitz II-Birkenau, a German Nazi concentration and extermination camp, just a few days ahead of the 73rd anniversary of the camp liberation.
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On the second occasion, he said, Jews who had escaped and taken refuge in a farmhouse were killed with the Zyklon B gas used for the broader extermination.
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Years before we get to the Wannsee Conference in the early '245s, that codified the Final Solution, the extermination of European Jewry, Dohnányi knew what was going on.
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Bigots, to be sure, have deployed ideas of Jews as a race and a nation to justify Jewish exclusion and — in the case of Nazi Germany — Jewish extermination.
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Separately, an American congressman's video calling for stronger antiterrorism measures, filmed at a gas chamber at Auschwitz in Poland, drew a rebuke from the former extermination camp's museum.
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The pope also will pray at a monument to the victims of the Vilnius ghetto, where only several hundred of its some 40,000 residents survived the Nazi extermination.
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Once a working prototype of the mechanical heart had been developed, extensive surgical trials were conducted on dogs obtained from shelters where they had been scheduled for extermination.
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His goal, ICTY prosecutors said, was ethnic cleansing - the forcible extermination or expulsion of Muslims, Croats and other non-Serbs to clear Bosnian lands for a "Greater Serbia".
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"President @jguaido, (you should) formally request Humanitarian Intervention, applying the concept of R2P, to stop extermination, genocide and destruction of what's left of our country," Ledezma wrote via Twitter.
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For instance, the steady extermination of American wolves by humans, beginning in the late 1800s, may have provoked wolves desperate to find a mate to breed with coyotes instead.
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Eci and her mother, Edith, had miraculously survived six weeks at one of WWII's most horrific extermination camps, Auschwitz, before they were liberated by a group of Russian soldiers.
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The Syrian government has practiced a policy of "extermination" against thousands of detainees, and is guilty of other crimes against humanity and war crimes, UN-appointed investigators have found.
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A U.N. report earlier this week charged the Syrian regime with "inhumane actions" against Syrian civilians on a scale that "amounts to extermination" by denying access to humanitarian convoys.
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Disregarding the 1993 Arusha Accord, Hutu forces began to target Tutsis for extermination after a plane carrying Rwandan President Juvénal Habyarimana crashed on the evening of April 6, 1994.
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When the Nazis urged on their populace toward the final solution, their propaganda was of Jews as rats, the Holocaust as extermination of the disgusting vermin in Germany's basement.
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In contrast to France or Belgium, the Polish state did not administer its occupation, nor did it oversee the extermination camps that the Germans established, largely for Polish Jews.
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According to the show's talking heads, extraterrestrials may have had a role not only in the extermination of the dinosaurs, but also in the construction of the Egyptian pyramids.
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They divorced when she was 5, and she and her sister moved in with her mother and her mother's boyfriend, who started an extermination business together and later married.
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" In March 2016, a German historian, Harriet Scharnberg, argued that The Associated Press was complicit in allowing the Nazis to "portray a war of extermination as a conventional war.
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Those who died in the conflict or the "White Terror" — the campaign of extermination that followed — were mostly slung into unmarked mass graves, where around 100,000 bodies still lie.
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In the letter, Rathjen outlines his genocidal convictions, calling for the "complete extermination" of many "races or cultures in our midst," and arguing for the superiority of German culture.
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At danger to her life, the girl recorded her traumatic experiences during the abduction, her time in the extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau, and her time as a forced laborer.
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While I think most of us would agree that black widows are fucking terrifying, I'd advise against using this particular method of extermination lest your goddamn house catch on fire.
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"An increase in demand for services this summer would not surprise us as news of Zika virus escalates," said Ron Harrison, entomologist at extermination company Orkin, owned by Rollins Inc.
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Oberlander's unit — also know as the Ek 10a — was also responsible for the extermination of intellectuals, Communists, Roma, and a host of other groups deemed undesirable by the fascist regime.
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About 65,000 people died at the camp between 1939 and 1944, according to the Muzeum Stutthof, and it "became a camp of mass- extermination" toward the end of the war.
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One said our series was akin to asking a Nazi to speak about Jewish identity (to be clear, none of our writers advocated violence against trans people, let alone extermination).
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Romania has only in recent years started to come to terms with its role in the extermination of Jews, admitting for the first time in 2003 that it took part.
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The Roman persecution of the Christians, the Turkish massacres of Armenians, the extermination of millions of Jews and Poles by the Nazis are outstanding examples of the crime of genocide.
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To those who hope that remembering the Holocaust might help avert future genocides, he retorts that this is "magical thinking," pointing to subsequent extermination campaigns in Bangladesh, Cambodia and Rwanda.
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Jewish activists accuse some Lithuanians of engaging in historical revisionism by trying to equate the extermination of Jews with the deportations and executions of other Lithuanians during the Soviet occupation.
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According to an earlier submission to the court, Mr. Meas Muth is accused of committing murder, extermination, enslavement, torture and rape and being responsible for forced labor and forced marriage.
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Between March 1942 and November 1943, some 1.8 million Jews were murdered as part of a Nazi scheme called "Aktion Reinhard", mostly at the extermination camps Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka.
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But in Iran, where the ruling clerics consider dogs impure, taking one for a walk risks the arrest of the owner and the seizure, and possible extermination, of the animal.
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After a complaint from Mr. Morawiecki, Netflix recently amended maps shown in the new documentary series, "The Devil Next Door," which showed Nazi extermination camps as being located in Poland.
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Tens of thousands languish in government custody, where torture, deprivation, filth and overcrowding are so severe that a United Nations commission said they amounted to "extermination," a crime against humanity.
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Some 77,000 French Jews died in Nazi concentration camps or extermination camps before the end of World War II, the vast majority of them at Auschwitz-Birkenau in occupied Poland.
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More than 1.1 million men, women and children lost their lives at Auschwitz, built by the Nazis in occupied Poland as the largest of their concentration camps and extermination centers.
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While the world's press is focused on Duterte's insults lobbed at President Obama and other world leaders, only a few outlets are really digging into covering the extermination of addicts.
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The business and professional services sector alone added 2000,0003 jobs, with strong hiring in computer systems design, temporary help services, and building and dwelling services like pest extermination, landscaping and housekeeping.
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Federal authorities arrested Erin Lin, 36, who allegedly sent Facebook messages to a Florida resident in which he threatened to kill her and called for the "extermination" of all Latino people.
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Federal authorities arrested a man Friday who allegedly sent Facebook messages to a Florida resident in which he threatened to kill her and called for the "extermination" of all Latino people.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are the equivalent of Adolf Hitler, a man responsible for the murder of more than 50 million people and the attempted extermination of entire religious and ethnic groups.
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"There is not the slightest doubt as to who was responsible for the extermination camps, operated them and murdered millions of European Jews there: namely Germans," Gabriel said in a statement.
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According to the BBC, the local government is investing 22 million yen into a "mass extermination project" which will see the deployment of 83,000 glue traps among nearby homes and businesses.
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Just over 70 years ago, the United States failed to bomb the Auschwitz extermination camp and other death camps, allowing the Nazis to continue to murder millions of Jews with impunity.
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Killers—Terminators, cylons, the machines of The Matrix—are most often sentient robots that have rebelled against their human creators and seek to replace them through violent revolution and total extermination.
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In the meantime they vilified various scapegoats for the unrest—Jews, leftist oppositionists, media, intellectuals, homosexuals, gypsies, people with disabilities—singling them out for deportation, scientific experiments, internment, and, ultimately, extermination.
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The fireworks and celebratory revelry have given way to simmering rage and visceral demonstrations protesting the death of the voiceless; the annihilation of the helpless; and the extermination of the powerless.
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The site of the former German Nazi concentration and extermination camp tweeted last week about trying to reach 150,000 followers on the social media site by the end of the year.
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Mass atrocities — including the shelling and bombing of neighborhoods, the torture and killing of detained persons, and the targeted extermination of citizens — continue with impunity and no regard for international condemnations.
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The apparently inadvertent extermination, the county administrator said, happened after a county employee failed to notify Ms. Stanley's business, which the administrator said should have been alerted about the spraying strategy.
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There's nothing wrong with this—the Nazi extermination of European Jewry isn't exclusively the domain of Jewish writers, any more than the subject of slavery belongs exclusively to African-American writers.
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The letter, enclosed in a thermos and wrapped in a leather binding, was buried by Nadjari in November 1944 just outside the extermination camp, where it lay buried for 36 years.
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In 2014, a UN Commission of Inquiry concluded that the abuses in North Korea were unparalleled anywhere else in the world — torture, rape, enslavement, extermination, and forced abortions, among other violence.
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He denounces the press as "the enemy of the people," derides his critics as treasonous and openly fawns over an autocrat whose modern-day gulags practice extermination, torture and sexual violence.
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Ngaissona and Yekatom were accused of participating in a plan to target Muslims thought to support the Selaka and committing crimes including extermination, persecution, murder, torture and intentional attacks against civilians.
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We should also care because without journalists to investigate, document and cajole witnesses into talking, the world will not believe that genocide, extermination and internment of entire populations are taking place.
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Poppa's father, also an entrepreneur who lost his business to anti-Jewish laws, was sent to the Treblinka extermination camp because the boat he was supposed to leave on was postponed.
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Tokyo authorities have set aside 35 million yen ($312,000) for extermination in the year beginning in April to allay the fears of nearby residents that demolition could spread the rodent menace.
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LONDON — When I woke up earlier this week and learned that a pendant linked to Anne Frank had been found at a Nazi extermination camp in eastern Poland, my heart raced.
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Their points of confluence — the deaths of family members, improbable escapes, the hardship of life in ghettos and camps — underscore the horror and, at times, the grim absurdity of surviving extermination.
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Wearing a black skullcap, William laid a wreath at Yad Vashem's Hall of Remembrance, where an eternal flame flickers and the names of extermination and concentration camps are engraved in the floor.
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At the receiving end, this invisibility, extinction, extermination, and disappearance ultimately becomes a form of identity: an identity outside the concreteness of civic and political rights, a spectral substance progressively fading out.
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Germany is holding what are likely to be its last trials linked to the Holocaust, when the Nazis killed more than six million people, mostly Jews, in a deliberate plan of extermination.
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Without having that knowledge upfront and/or the financial cushion to afford and properly use the baits, let alone a professional extermination, though, people use the sprays and bombs to little effect.
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UN investigators accused the Syrian government of a crime against humanity, after a report found that detainees are being killed on a massive scale, amounting to a state policy of civilian "extermination".
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It is unconscionable that in America, where we fight for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, we tolerate this systematic extermination of an entire generation of the most vulnerable among us.
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During World War II, President Roosevelt knew about the Holocaust but didn't even mention the mass extermination of Jews until 1944, when millions had already been murdered, after Congress raised the pressure.
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This will make it clearer that the extermination and concentration camps in Poland were built and operated by the German Nazi regime, [which] invaded the country and occupied it from 1939-1945.
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Cattle are still herded across vast stretches of land, and workers without other options (today including many migrants) are conscripted into driving them to slaughter and into operating the tools of extermination.
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Ostracized by "the Many" (cue a still of the peroxided kids from the film "Village of the Damned"), our underground cell tries to fend off extermination by pushing for ever more procreation.
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"This is also an attempt at intimidation, with the aim of dissuading our people from taking any concrete steps toward resisting their growing dispossession and gradual extermination," Wolf said in the statement.
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Macron made the comments in Jerusalem after meeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Reuven Rivlin ahead of commemorations marking 75 years since the liberation of the Nazi extermination camp Auschwitz.
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The memorial, based in Oswiecim, Poland, preserves the site of the former German Nazi Auschwitz concentration and extermination camp, the largest of the death camps, where about 1.3 million people were deported.
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He warned against not heeding the lessons of bison extermination, saying that other animals such as deer, moose and caribou were in danger if Americans were ever again allowed to kill so freely.
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Police and soldiers, operating both officially and in some cases with clandestine "extermination groups," are responsible for an estimated 10 to 15 percent of the threats and violence, according to non-governmental organizations.
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Perhaps relatedly, a local museum display eloquently described the near-total extermination of Patagonia's natives by noting the deed was accomplished first with rifles, then syphilis, and finally alcohol to finish the job.
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"The US Holocaust Museum put out a beautiful statement about how the Holocaust and the extermination of Jews and Gypsies and all these people started with words and not with actions," Brooks said.
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Irving was a well-known military historian who claimed that the Final Solution took place without Hitler's knowledge and that the gas chambers and extermination camps did not actually murder millions of Jews.
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FOR years, Polish officials have battled to ensure that the phrase "Polish death camps" is not used as a shorthand for Auschwitz and other extermination camps run by the Nazis on Polish territory.
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ON OCTOBER 2nd 1904 General Lothar von Trotha issued what is now notorious as "the extermination order" to wipe out the Herero tribe in what was then German South West Africa, now Namibia.
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As the new hire at an extermination company that deals with some fairly vicious and viscous insects, the user is put through some paces with how to kill virtual bugs in real space.
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Past the opening chapters, the pace turns apocalyptically slow — so that the bulk of a story about people who throw fire and face off against bigoted extermination squads ends up being surprisingly dull.
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The term genocide was coined in 1944 and codified as a part of international law in 1948 as a response to the crimes of Nazi Germany, notably the extermination of Jews and Roma.
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From 23 to 1972, when a presidential proclamation by Richard M. Nixon curtailed the war of extermination, a Department of Agriculture agency now called Wildlife Services collected the carcasses of 3.6 million coyotes.
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He has threatened to stack the Supreme Court by increasing the number of judges to 21 from 11 and to deal with political foes by giving them the choice of extermination or exile.
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Selma Wynberg Engel, who escaped a Nazi extermination camp after a prisoner uprising and was among the first to tell the world about the camp's existence, died on Tuesday in East Haven, Conn.
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Fighting a near-undying force that's backed by a ridiculous amount of troops hellbent on your extermination isn't ideal — it doesn't matter that you could just put a hat over their eye stalk.
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Mr. Bernstein, the chief of the film section of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, had been present at the Nazi extermination camp Bergen-Belsen in April that year, soon after its liberation.
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This week's selection is Theo Anthony's highly original "Rat Film," opening this fall, a documentary that interweaves the history of racism in the city planning of Baltimore with the history of pest extermination.
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Though lauded by history as the conjoiner of Spanish and Amerindian culture, La Malinche is reviled by many Latin Americans, denounced as a traitor who abetted the oppression and extermination of their ancestors.
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Without any reference to their extermination, Native Americans reappear in the idyllic setting of Frances Flora Bond Palmer's small lithographs (1866), seeming to be little more than background characters in an epic drama.
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And nobody should mistake Prince Mohammed for the benign reformer he once pretended to be, or to let him believe he has closed the chapter on the barbaric extermination of a troublesome critic.
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A United Nations report on human rights under Kim's regime found that his government's crimes against humanity included enslavement, extermination, forced abortion, imprisonment, murder, rape and other forms of sexual violence, and torture.
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" Mijango, who was the mediator of a truce between the gangs in 2012, also believes the human rights prosecutor's investigation confirms that there are "extermination groups that are being tolerated by the State.
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Among other feats, he chronicled the murders and tortures meted out to the inmates, and the transformation of a modest internment and labour camp into the giant centrepiece of Hitler's extermination of the Jews.
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Against this backdrop of chaos and mass extermination the Puppy Bowl seems fairly benign, as do all those other events, like the Kentucky Derby, where animals are forced to play sports for our amusement.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States and Russia must broker an evacuation from east Aleppo, U.N. Syria humanitarian adviser Jan Egeland said on Thursday, as a local politician warned that 2000,000 people there faced "extermination".
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And in Germany, they're using a new reconstruction of the Nazis' most famous extermination camp, in virtual reality, to better prosecute the men and women who may have escaped justice for all these years.
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In an effort to cut down on the problem, the fishermen launched an extensive extermination program—heading out into the open ocean with bait, hooks, and spears to catch and kill dozens of sharks.
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Everything, Garreau explains, is tied to the history of "assimilation and extermination" policies the government has enacted against Native people across America—including attempts to cut them off on reservations and erase their culture.
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"Instead of treating and preparing parents and doctors to receive a child and help the child, it is being made easier to make selection for an extermination," Godek said, according to a parliamentary transcript.
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As detailed in Amnesty International's newest report from Syria, "Human Slaughterhouse: Mass Hangings and Extermination at Saydnaya Prison," between 5,000 and 13,000 people have been executed there since the civil war began in 0003.
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But the book made him think about his grandparents' migration from Canada, and his own father, for whom Phil was named, and his time with the nuns; the constant efforts at assimilation and extermination.
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But Church said his app has nothing to do with eugenics because he&aposs not requiring people to partake in it like classic eugenics does through forced sterilization, breeding, and extermination of certain people.
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The General was more worried about the relentless pressure from the big networks and the pesky online bloggers to provide a public and verifiable extermination of the invaders that the whole world could witness.
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"The crimes committed rank among the most heinous known to humankind, and include genocide and extermination as a crime against humanity," Presiding Judge Alphons Orie said in reading out a summary of the judgment.
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The memoir is structured around the author's failing effort to recall the words her father wrote to her in a letter, smuggled to Ms Loridan-Ivens when they were both held in the extermination camp.
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Deported as Jews from their hoped-for refuge in Slovakia in 1942, Szilard, a gaunt, mustachioed metals dealer who spoke six languages, disappeared, most likely murdered in the Nazi extermination camp of Majdanek, at 42.
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The Nazis did it when they used medieval-obsessed German Romanticism of the nineteenth century (Wagner, fairytale castles) as a template for a new national identity that was founded on the extermination of minority groups.
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The Auschwitz Memorial and Museum in Poland on Tuesday condemned Redbubble, an online marketplace for independent artists, for allowing products including throw pillows and mini skirts featuring images of the Nazi concentration and extermination camp.
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Such is the case with the still-officially-unsolved deaths of Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G., Tupac and Biggie, gunned down six months apart two decades ago, a cruel extermination of hip-hop's elite.
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Child "euthanasia" was the Reich's first program of mass extermination, begun by Hitler in July 1939 to get rid of children regarded as a drain on the state and a danger to its gene pool.
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Paulo Pinheiro, chairman of the U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Syria, said last year that the scale of deaths in prisons indicated that the Assad government was responsible for "extermination as a crime against humanity".
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RAT FILM Theo Anthony's inventive, multifaceted docu-essay draws parallels between the history of rodent extermination, which reached milestones at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, and the history of racism and redlining in that city.
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I wonder if there isn't just a human tendency to believe that our moment in the story is super dramatic, but what's coming isn't actually going to be extermination or acceleration but more powerful limitations.
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Her niece, Marion Maréchal, a young former deputy and unofficial champion of ultra-Catholic conservatives, organised a "convention of the right" in Paris, where one speaker railed against the "extermination of the white heterosexual male".
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That criticism has abated following many recent trials and convictions, including the 2011 conviction of Sobibor extermination camp guard John Demjanjuk, which gave prosecutors new legal means to investigate suspects under accessory-to- murder charges.
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"The Nazis and their allies erected and used concentration camps for slave labor and the extermination of millions of people during World War II. There is no comparison to the magnitude of that tragedy," he said.
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In particular, the investigations aimed to confirm that John Demjanjuk, nee Ivan, was Ivan the Terrible (actually named Ivan Marchenko), a Nazi guard who slaughtered countless Jewish prisoners at Treblinka, an extermination camp outside Warsaw, Poland.
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A team of archaeologists and mapmakers say they have uncovered a forgotten tunnel that 80 Jews dug largely by hand as they tried to escape from a Nazi extermination site in Lithuania about 21944 years ago.
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Using a new imaging technique, scientists have finally reconstructed the letter, and it's providing harrowing new details of the Holocaust—and what it was like to work as a forced laborer in a Nazi extermination camp.
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After months of anticipation following the quite limited initial release of their debut EP Extermination Mass, war metal supergroup Death Worship has finally seen fit to make its macerating audio horror available to a wider audience.
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For others, particularly those with family memories of the Holocaust, this is an undeniable calamity but one far less horrendous than the systematic extermination of more than 200,000 Jews in Lithuania alone from 1941 to 363.
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His mother became a bookkeeper for an extermination company after her husband's death and scraped by, augmenting her $25 weekly salary (about $380 in today's dollars) with $18 a month in a Social Security widow's benefit.
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Showing on Friday, this week's selection is Theo Anthony's highly original "Rat Film," opening this fall, a documentary that interweaves the history of racism in the city planning of Baltimore with the history of pest extermination.
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They were then ordered to mix the ashes with sand and bury the remains so no one would know of the atrocities committed at Ponar, an extermination site where the Nazis executed more than 220,000 people.
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He's the descendant of Holocaust survivors, including a grandmother who helped to found the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and once complained of America's reluctance to take in Jewish refugees who were trying to avoid extermination.
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But we who live now, a hundred years later, have seen history change, and the most significant meaning of ash, at least when it appears in a work of art, is the extermination of the Jews.
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David Wyman's "The Abandonment of the Jews," which meticulously describes how the United States and other countries failed to pursue policies, including more open immigration, that could have saved countless people from extermination during the Holocaust.
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Thomas Jefferson justified the "extermination" of Native Americans; whippings continued in American prisons in the 20th century; and at least 15,000 people turned up to watch the last public hanging in the United States, in 1936.
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That the newest installment of a 30-year-old video game franchise, which has always been about killing Nazis, was deemed "controversial" this year for advocating the extermination of this this stain on humanity says it all.
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Where Hux is a true believer, eyes glistening with tears as he imagines the extermination of anyone he considers untermensch, Ren is more concerned with how his hair swishes when he takes off his Darkwing Duck helmet.
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Detainees held by the Syrian government are dying on a massive scale amounting to a state policy of "extermination" of the civilian population, while jihadi groups have also executed prisoners, the U.N. investigators said in a report.
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In fact, many sites of extermination, such as Auschwitz-Birkenau, Treblinka, Sobibor, Chelmno, Belzec and Majdanek, were situated on Polish soil; and nearly 3.5 million Polish Jews — almost 10 percent of the entire Polish population — were murdered.
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Pre-stinkbug crisis, the couple had been unwinding after work (she is an actress, comedian, and horse trainer; he is a horticulturist), and were notably underdressed, in tank tops and boxers, for undertaking a full-scale extermination.
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According to the group, which is linked to the Free Papua Movement, Freeport's presence had led to the "intimidation, rape and extermination of thousands of Papuan people", as well as destruction of the natural environment and wildlife.
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Born into a Yiddish-speaking Hasidic Jewish sect founded by Holocaust survivors, after World War II, in Brooklyn, Ms. Feldman was raised to believe that Hitler's extermination of the Jews was God's punishment for European Jewish assimilation.
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At the beginning of the 20th century, a German general, Lothar von Trotha, issued an extermination order for the Herero, a native people of what is now Namibia, using a tactic that resurfaced decades later: concentration camps.
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It looks back at 1933 and the rise of National Socialism — using images of Hitler among the masses from the propaganda film "Triumph of the Will" — then skips forward to a number of recently liberated extermination camps.
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That, at least, is a leading theory to explain the pendant, which was discovered more than 2000 years later by archaeologists at the site of the extermination camp, one of the most brutal in Hitler's killing apparatus.
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It's hard to keep a festive mood with the sounds of helicopters flying low overhead and the sight of the occasional protester with signs that read "resist extermination," but these revelers are managing to do it somehow.
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He had found consolation in "Man's Search for Meaning," a book by a Holocaust survivor and psychiatrist, Viktor E. Frankl, about his experiences in four extermination camps after his pregnant wife, his parents and brother all perished.
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Now it seemed as though culture was less about the invention and spread of new ideas and more about the mass movements of particular peoples — and the resulting integration, outcompetition or extermination of the communities they overran.
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Grizzlies in the Lower 48 states number fewer than 2,000 bears, compared to an historic high of 100,000 before extermination campaigns brought their numbers to just several hundred by 1975, when they came under the Endangered Species Act.
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The last novel by Mario Vargas Llosa, The Dream of the Celt, is the story of an Irishman who denounced the rubber industry for its role in the brutal and savage extermination of hundreds of thousands of indigenous.
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This Saturday, January 27, will mark the 73rd anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration and extermination camps in the south of Poland, where the Nazis murdered approximately 1 million Jewish people between 1940 and 1945.
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On a broader scale, the European conquest and colonization of the Americas that began with Columbus resulted in the near-total destruction and extermination of the indigenous people and societies of the Western hemisphere over the subsequent centuries.
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Newly married, she and her husband left for what was then known as Palestine in 1938, a year before the Germans conquered Oswiecim and began building the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration and extermination camp on the edge of town.
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In July 123, shortly after the Red Army had crossed the Polish border, she and two other Sobibor escapees told Russian reporters about the camp, according to "Sobibor Extermination Camp 1942-1943," a 2015 book by Marek Bem.
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In dry legal prose that did not camouflage the violent class struggle waged by the Khmer Rouge, the verdict repeated certain words: murder, extermination, enslavement, imprisonment, torture, persecution on political grounds and other inhumane acts against human dignity.
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Inmates are kept under conditions so dismal — including regular, severe beatings and deprivation of food, water, medicine and basic sanitation — that they amount to deliberate extermination, defined under international law as a crime against humanity, the report said.
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Not since the Nazi's heinous "Jewish Solution" attempt during World War II has the modern times seen an elected President of a significant nation rise to power largely based on a declared platform of implementing state-sanctioned extermination.
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Irving was a well-known military historian who, at the time, was trying to establish that the Final Solution took place without Hitler's knowledge and that the gas champers and extermination camps did not actually murder millions of jews.
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IBM, for example, has an unfortunate and dark history of support for Nazi extermination efforts, and many recent commentators have drawn parallels between what IBM did during the Holocaust and what companies like Palantir are beginning to do now.
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Fear is instilled in American Jewish children early, whether it's reading novels about the Holocaust in Hebrew school or real, passed-down stories about pogroms, extermination, threats, and war that led so many of our families to flee here.
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The only thing that would have put this over the edge is if Hopper or someone else in the tunnels used a bicycle pump to blow up a demodog or something — the preferred method of extermination in Dig Dug.
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While cockroaches prefer to hide in dark, moist areas by day, according to extermination company Orkin, the flooding caused by Tropical Storm Barry in Louisiana brought cockroaches out into the light of day as they fought to stay alive.
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He managed to witness a good part of the key events of the 1861th century in the United States, from the gold rush to the building of the transcontinental railroad to the near extermination of the Native American tribes.
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"Despite the passage of more than 70 years since the liberation of the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp, there are still cases of accidental discovery of objects hidden by the victims," a statement from the Auschwitz Museum read.
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He helped bring some 22015 relatives to the United States from Eastern Europe before the Germans began the wholesale extermination of Jews, a horror that Dr. Hamburg said his grandfather could not imagine originating in such a cultured country.
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"The widespread threat and use of sexual violence was a driver and 'push factor' for forced displacement on a massive scale, and a calculated tool of terror aimed at the extermination and removal of the Rohingya as a group."
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Although the young Mr. El-Dabh never anticipated a career as a composer, he had carried out his first acoustic experiments as a youth, in the service of insect extermination — or, as he more tenderly put it, insect discouragement.
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But Mr. Gilbert opened the concert with Schoenberg's "A Survivor From Warsaw," a shattering piece for narrator, male chorus and orchestra with a text drawn from the report of a Jew in Nazi-occupied Warsaw en route to extermination.
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New history is uncovered of another camp: "Historians in Germany have unearthed hundreds of photos of the notorious Sobibor death camp and other key sites in the Nazi extermination machine," our colleagues Debbie Cenziper and Loveday report this morning.
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Instrumentalizing the fate of Jews who were persecuted by hateful antisemitic ideology and murdered in extermination camps like #Auschwitz with poisonous gas in order to argue against vaccination that saves human lives is a symptom of intellectual and moral degeneration.
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The idea that certain human groups are undesirable and should be removed from the face of the planet would later find favor with Hitler, who drew on eugenics to justify the extermination of millions of Jews and other stigmatized people.
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At issue are comments attributed to Jalkh in a conversation with a researcher in 2005 about the work of a professor convicted more than once for questioning the scale of Jewish extermination in Nazi gas chambers during World War Two.
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"The silence of the U.N. towards this dangerous escalation and mass extermination against the Yemeni people ... makes it a partner in the aggression," Saleh al-Samad, the chief of a new Houthi-backed political council, told state news agency Saba.
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So we think of the Third Reich in terms of extermination, and the Holocaust of 6 million Jews, but I think that can obscure the extent to which all of this was based on the initial act of labeling people.
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In 2013, reports that the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey authorized the extermination of snowy owls, resulting in three of them being killed with a shotgun, led to a public outcry and a petition with thousands of signatures.
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It's also not clear what Rick thought was going to happen, given that Jadis has never been the most consistent ally and Rick's only leverage amounts to threatening Jadis and her people with extermination if they don't pick the winning side.
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On the flip side, it's also found itself condemned for Nobel Peace Prize-winning President Aung San Suu Kyi's lack of action on what is largely being reported as an extermination program aimed at the stateless, predominantly Muslim Rohingya people.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin called off his visit to an annual Serb Orthodox memorial service for the victims of a World War Two extermination camp held in Croatia on Sunday after Croatia said he was not welcome.
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Presiding Judge O-Gon Kwon on Thursday said Karadzic is criminally responsible for murder, extermination, attacking civilians and terror for overseeing the deadly 93-month siege of the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo during the country's brutal war from 29 to 224.
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Anticipating a groundswell of public resentment, the White House announced ahead of the president's visit that Obama would be ordering the declassification of previously undisclosed U.S. government files documenting the extermination of political leftists carried out by the Argentine regime.
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Based in London, the Polish government in exile had contacts in resistance networks passing information to them, and in late 1942 they issued a note to the embryonic United Nations entitled The Mass Extermination of Jews in German Occupied Poland.
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But the eyewitness accounts written by Vrba and Wetzler after their escape, The Auschwitz Protocols, were a great leap forward in terms of enlightening the public and ruling powers across the world as to what was happening in the extermination camps.
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A project of Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust memorial and research center, the database sheds new light on the cross-border, Europewide nature of the stages leading to the mass extermination of some six million Jews, known in Hebrew as the Shoah.
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He also argued that Hitler's extermination of Jews and other minorities was comparable to the mass murders engineered by Stalin in the Soviet Union, where victims were singled out by economic and social class as enemies of the Communist state.
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Philip Bialowitz, a Polish Jew who escaped Sobibor, a secret Nazi extermination camp, in the aftermath of a dramatic prisoner uprising and bore witness to the horrors of the Holocaust in a powerful memoir and in courtroom testimony, died on Aug.
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The leaders of the world will put aside their personal differences and learn to focus on what they agree on: the merciless persecution of migrants, the callous extermination of difference, the bright stupidity of the national flag draped over everything.
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He was also found guilty of persecution, extermination, deportation, forcible transfer and murder in connection with a campaign to drive Bosnian Muslims and Croats out of villages claimed by Serb forces during the country's civil war from 1992 to 1995.
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Three of the four photographs are also already on display across the street at the Hollandsche Schouwburg, a Holocaust memorial, where they are part of a larger exhibit that explores brutal, humiliating or otherwise difficult imagery of the mass extermination.
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I don't think Etsy's top brass will prioritize the extermination of fangirl miscellany anytime soon, and Dave tells me that for as much noise eBay makes about its policy, he still sees plenty of mystery boxes that break the rules.
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This election cycle in the USA is not about ecocide, the dying oceans and the extermination of biodiversity, grotesque income disparity, corporate sovereignty and US warcrimes that have played a big part in the destabilization and radicalization of the Middle East!
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She is a somewhat reluctant participant in the process, agreeing to write the article in exchange for the opportunity to visit the final resting place of her wife and daughter, both of whom were killed in the president's Thanos-like extermination.
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Set up by Nazi Germany in occupied Poland in 1940, at first to house Polish political prisoners, it became the largest of the extermination centres where Adolf Hitler's plan to kill all Jews - the "Final Solution" - was put into practice.
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Last month, during German Chancellor Angela Merkel's first official visit to the former Nazi concentration and extermination camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau, I had the pleasure of accompanying her as she saw conservators at work in the memorial and museum's Conservation Laboratories.
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SHAME: A handful of pro-Trump agitators tried to hijack an Armenian community gathering tonight (Glendale, CA) to mark Congressional passage of a historic resolution commemorating the #Armenian #Genocide - Turkey's WWI-era mass extermination and exile of millions of Christians. pic.twitter.
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"The widespread threat and use of sexual violence was a driver and 'push factor' for forced displacement on a massive scale, and a calculated tool of terror aimed at the extermination and removal of the Rohingya as a group," she said.
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She said he had clearly been influenced by white power literature like "The Turner Diaries," a 1978 novel about a race war in America brought about by acts of terror, ultimately leading to the global extermination of all nonwhite people.
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A taping of ASS, the narrative framework for the piece, is frequently interrupted by commercials, like one for an extermination service offering to rid citizens' lawns of "pesky refugees," and terror alerts from The Network instructing civilians to adopt ridiculous defensive postures.
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Last year, a court ruled that Oskar Groening, known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz" for his job counting cash taken from the extermination camp's victims, must serve time after years of wrangling over whether his health and age permitted a prison term.
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If the history of our own planet has taught us anything, the contact between two civilizations when one is technologically advanced and the other comparatively primitive usually results in the extermination of the latter, so perhaps it's best to wait and listen.
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Researchers interviewed the children's mothers about their folic acid intake as well as their exposure during pregnancy to household pesticides, including pet flea and tick products, professional pest control or extermination, and indoor and outdoor sprays and chemicals intended to kill insects.
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In mid-October, King endorsed a white nationalist candidate for Toronto mayor, Faith Goldy, who has promoted a 2628s book that calls for the "extermination of Jews" and attended the Unite the Right rally of white nationalists in Charlottesville, Va., last year.
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Shortly after the escape, the Nazis began to dismantle the Sobibor camp, one of three (along with Treblinka and Belzec) built for the explicit purpose of killing under the auspices of Operation Reinhard, the Nazi code name for the extermination of Jews.
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KRAKOW, Poland — Pope Francis walked in the footsteps of his two predecessors on Friday as he visited the former extermination camp at Auschwitz, where he paid silent homage to the more than one million victims, mostly Jews, who perished there during the Holocaust.
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The last wonderful book I read was Sebastian Barry's "Days Without End" — a Gottlieb recommendation — about a young Irish immigrant who gets mired in the traumas of 19th-century American history, not least the extermination of the Native Americans and the Civil War.
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Mr. Palij was inducted and put through basic instruction at the Trawniki Training Camp in Poland, where the Nazis trained recruits for Operation Reinhard, the code name for the planned extermination of Poland's population of two million Jews, according to court documents.
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August 16: A 35-year-old Clarksburg, Maryland, resident was arrested in Seattle after being charged with threatening to kill people and calling for the "extermination" of Hispanics, according to a statement released by the US attorney for the Southern District of Florida.
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Most of the film consists of material shot inside and near several extermination camps, including Dachau and Auschwitz; much of the imagery is heart-crushing and extremely tough to watch, consisting of newly freed skeletal men, women and children and thousands of corpses.
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MOSCOW — A court in Moscow will hear a lawsuit filed against Russia's top security agency by relatives of Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat who saved thousands of Hungarian Jews from death in Nazi extermination camps, a lawyer for the family said on Thursday.
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Muhumuza said Ntaganzwa - who headed the commune of Nyakizu in southern Rwanda and was indicted in 1996 by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda - is accused of genocide, direct and public incitement to commit genocide as well as extermination, murder and rape.
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He knows the difference between an IS 2-8-4 locomotive, used for passenger trains, and an SO-type locomotive, used for freight trains, which is important in considering how Stalin and his minions might transport the millions of Jews before and after their extermination.
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Syria's main opposition, the Turkey-based National Coalition, released a statement accusing the regime of pursuing a "war of extermination" in Eastern Ghouta and said Russia was clearly pushing for an outright military victory over the opposition, despite its claims of facilitating a political solution.
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The 14 Most Loathsome Figures Of The Second World WarWorld War II is remembered for its cruelty and ferocious violence, a global conflict that claimed…Read more ReadDuring the Second World War, Himmler formed the dreaded Einsatzgruppen and oversaw the construction of extermination camps.
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Conclusive evidence that Iran's aircraft is the principal conduit for Tehran's weapons and military personnel airlift in support of Assad's war of extermination against his own people emerged recently, as Boeing representatives were in Tehran to finalize a $16.6 billion aircraft deal with Iran Air.
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"Allowing such games to be active on the site of Auschwitz Memorial is disrespectful to the memory of the victims of the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp on many levels," Pawel Sawicki, a spokesman for the Auschwitz memorial, told the New York Times.
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"Allowing such games to be active on the site of Auschwitz Memorial is disrespectful to the memory of the victims of the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp on many levels," said Auschwitz Memorial spokesperson Pawel Sawicki to The New York Times in an email.
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We tend to forget that most Americans favored staying out of the war until the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, or that, after that attack, most Americans saw the war primarily as a mission of vengeance against the Japanese, who many thought deserved complete extermination.
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" These crimes against humanity entail "extermination, murder, enslavement, torture, imprisonment, rape, forced abortions and other sexual violence, persecution on political, religious, racial and gender grounds, the forcible transfer of populations, the enforced disappearance of persons and the inhumane act of knowingly causing prolonged starvation.
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These include Dealey Plaza in Dallas, where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, Nazi death camps like Auschwitz in Poland, and Tuol Sleng Prison in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, a former school turned into a torture and extermination center by the Khmer Rouge in the 1970s.
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The authorities ordered people living in eight illegal apartments in a subcellar at 750 Grand Concourse, one of the buildings where the infections occurred, to vacate the premises, and they have stepped up efforts to combat the rat population through extermination and better garbage management.
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Meanwhile, the heroines, who narrate alternating chapters, react with the same agony to both the minor crises (like learning that your ex has a new favorite place to eat caramel walnut cake) and the major ones (like the attempted extermination of an entire population).
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In the petition, written after he was brought to Israel in 1960, then tried, convicted and sentenced to death the following year, Eichmann says that the Israeli court overstated his role in organising the logistics of Hitler's "Final Solution" which involved the extermination of six million Jews.
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I never expected that internet CEOs would fail to understand one simple principle: that an individual endorsing (or denying) the extermination of millions of people, or attacking the victims of horrific crimes or the parents of murdered children, is far more indecent than an individual posting pornography.
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He contends that the Herero started the killing; that German civilians suffered atrocities, too; that the extermination order was soon rescinded in Berlin; that the number of Herero deaths is exaggerated; and that those of the Nama in prison camps were not intentional, thus not genocidal.
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"We think that allowing such games to be active on the site of Auschwitz Memorial is disrespectful to the memory of the victims of the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp on many levels and is absolutely inappropriate," memorial spokesperson Pawel Sawicki told the Daily Beast.
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Even while he brought Iran out of decades-old diplomatic isolation and gave the world's foremost state-sponsor of terror $150 billion in unfrozen assets, Obama never once demanded that as a precondition to any deal Iran must stop threatening 6 million Jews in Israel with extermination.
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But his long-awaited extermination on Sunday night, which began with a fevered bludgeoning by Jon Snow and ended with his hungry hounds making a meal of him, "was a really justified way for him to die," Iwan Rheon, the man who played Ramsay, said Monday afternoon.
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"These crimes against humanity entail extermination, murder, enslavement, torture, imprisonment, rape, forced abortions and other sexual violence, persecution on political, religious, racial and gender grounds, the forcible transfer of populations, the enforced disappearance of persons and the inhumane act of knowingly causing prolonged starvation," the report read.
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" When considering the amounts to be paid, the committee said, it noted that "although NS was an essential link in the transport to the concentration and extermination camps, it cannot be held responsible for the existence of these camps and the crimes that were committed there.
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The Roma people have long been persecuted, targeted for extermination along with Jews and other minority groups during the World War II. Anti-Roma sentiment in Hungary has grown to such proportions in recent years that Human Rights Watch has continually declared the country unsafe for Romani.
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BECOMING A MANThe Story of a TransitionBy P. Carl About a year into living openly as a man, the artist P. Carl convalesced just a 15-minute walk from the House of the Wannsee Conference, where, in 1942, Nazi leaders plotted the extermination of European Jewry.
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After scanning the website of the Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, which announced the find over the weekend, I learned that the pendant had been discovered at the Sobibor extermination camp, more than 70 years after it had fallen through floorboards, just steps away from the gas chambers.
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Shooting in a black and white that's alternately stark and lustrous, Spielberg looks at history through the complicated lens of a German businessman (Liam Neeson) who staffs a Krakow factory with mostly Jewish workers and succeeds in protecting them from extermination once the SS comes around.
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While the three death camps of Operation Reinhard — Treblinka, Sobibor, and Belzec — are not as well known as the Auschwitz complex of concentration and extermination camps that the Nazis erected in western Poland, Stone said they were even more deadly and equally deserve to be remembered and investigated.
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That is to say, Death Worship traffics in pummeling, chaotic black metal that flirts with grind in manic speed and overall intensity (if not aesthetic or vocal political leanings—according to the audio interview included at the end, the only lyrical theme on Extermination Mass is "death and nihilism").
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He doesn't know that it was at Brandenburg, the first T4 site, where methods of mass killing were tested, that the first victims of Nazi mass killings were the disabled, and that its personnel went on to establish and run the extermination camps at Treblinka, Belzec and Sobibor.
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In 1944, when the Germans invaded, the family seemed destined for extermination, but they escaped in late June on what became known as the Kastner Train, an exodus on 35 cattle cars that Adolf Eichmann of the SS had agreed to in exchange for gold, gems and cash.
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The International March of the Living is an annual event drawing thousands of people who walk the two miles from the cramped former site of Auschwitz I, the German Nazi concentration camp, to the more sprawling Auschwitz II, a concentration and extermination camp in the suburb of Birkenau.
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This proposal to de-list the wolves before recovery has even begun across most of the West is a political hatchet-job, driven by the livestock industry and a fringe movement of the sportsmen pressing to hasten the day when wolves can again be freely targeted for extermination.
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OSWIECIM, Poland/TRONDHEIM, Norway (Reuters) - Edith Notowicz first saw Nazi SS doctor Josef Mengele when she arrived at the Auschwitz extermination camp in May 1944, after several days crammed into a cattle train so packed that by journey's end she and her family had to sit on the dead.
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The film is set during the Armenian Genocide, and bankrolled by the late businessman Kirk Kerkorian who wanted to bring visibility to the systematic extermination to 23 million Armenians at the order of the Ottoman empire in 2315 — a politically fraught subject that Turkey continues to deny happened.
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But in misconstruing the facts of the Holocaust — Nazi Germany's brutally efficient, carefully orchestrated extermination of six million Jews and others — Mr. Spicer instead drew a torrent of criticism and added to the perception that the Trump White House lacks sensitivity and has a tenuous grasp of history.
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"This, I believe, could well be the trap that Karadzic fell into — the feeling he had to protect his own people," she writes, opening herself up to Karadzic's odious insistence that he and his fellow Serbian nationalists did "perceive a real threat" before beginning their campaign of extermination.
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Cover image: Survivors and guests light candles at the Monument to the Victims at the former Nazi German concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz II-Birkenau, during ceremonies marking the 73rd anniversary of the liberation of the camp and International Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day, near Oswiecim, Poland, January 27, 2018.
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By summer, some groups began to assert that six million Jews had been murdered, but it would take years to piece together how the system had grown from the first permanent Nazi camp at Dachau in spring of 19963 to the creation of extermination factories to implement the Final Solution.
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His film "Sobibor: October 14, 1943" exulted in the escape of Jews from an extermination camp, and two other films celebrated Israel, both its founding and, in "Tsahal", its defence forces, which he saw through a lens of proud joy at their youth, beauty, massed weaponry and reappropriation of violence.
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"No comparison with extermination camps or the Holocaust is being made here," a Wikipedia editor named The Anome wrote in defense of the new addition, arguing that, while the border detainment centers differ from Nazi death camps, they still fit uncomfortably well within the broad definition of concentration and internment camps.
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For those who are unfamiliar, the whole reason Mormons are in Utah is because they faced persecution and were driven from their homes (in Missouri in 1838, the governor literally put out an Extermination Order against them) so they walked across the continent and settled in what was then Mexico.
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EDF's carefree violence and destruction — half the fun is collateral damage, bringing down entire metropolitan centers in pursuit of alien extermination — is saved by the fact that innocent civilians in the streets can't be killed by a skyscraper falling on their head, let alone by your poorly aimed rocket launcher.
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His wavy white hair fashionably trimmed, his natty dark suit not quite meeting at the waist, his televised countenance seemed beyond impassive as the court returned guilty verdicts on 10 of 11 counts encompassing genocide, persecution, extermination, murder, deportation, unlawful attacks on civilians, hostage-taking and other crimes against humanity.
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His remarks to interviewers, like his testimony a decade later at his trial near his home in Lüneburg, in northern Germany, offered macabre insights into the privileged life he and his comrades had enjoyed in their quarters at Auschwitz, even as freight trains arrived to disgorge Jews destined for extermination.
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