Associated Press 1
Nov 10, 2023
Russians commemorate victims of Soviet repression
By Elise Morton Employees of diplomatic missions walk to lay flowers at the monument, a large boulder from the Solovetsky islands, where...
Anadolu Agency
Feb 6, 2023
Civilians bore the brunt of 1,425-day Sarajevo siege
An average of 329 mortar shells per day claimed over 11,000 lives in Bosnian capital, according to estimates Originally published by...
Adam Nossiter | The New York Times
Mar 5, 2020
Jewish Cemeteries Are Threatened. These People Are Guarding Them.
The cemeteries have become easy targets for vandals in Alsace, a region with an uneasy relationship to a troubled wartime past and a...
The Phnom Penh Post
Apr 23, 2018
Stock photo agencies cash in on Khmer Rouge tragedy
People look at portraits of S-21 inmates at the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh in 2014. Eli Meixler A woman with short-cropped...
Dovid Katz | Tablet
Apr 11, 2018
Lithuania's Museum of Holocaust Denial
This past winter here in Vilnius, the charming capital of Lithuania, was much like any other. During long solid weeks of subzero...
Koji Miki | The Mainichi
Apr 11, 2018
History of Wartime 'Rape Camp' in Bosnia Wiped from Town's Collective Memory
VISEGRAD, Bosnia-Herzegovina -- About a 5-minute drive from the center of this town in Bosnia and Herzegovina's northeast is the hotel...
Koji Miki | The Mainichi
Apr 10, 2018
Women in Serb-Controlled Region of Bosnia Still Await Compensation for Wartime Abuse
TUZLA, Bosnia-Herzegovina -- The third collection letter demanding that 64-year-old Semka Agic pay 3,000 convertible marks (roughly...
