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How Nazi war criminals lived 'mundane and untroubled lives' in the UK
Holocaust perpetrators lived untroubled lives, but film director hasn't forgotten them.
Holocaust perpetrators lived untroubled lives, but film director hasn't forgotten them.
Nobody knows who the victim was or where he came from.
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Takaimaania Ngata-Henare wins the Senior Māori Tā Himi Henare Memorial Trophy.
Concern that highly infectious Delta variant doesn't respond to lab-produced antibodies.
New York Times: Trump-style politicking is proving a hard sell in the pandemic era.
"I remember the pain, and [Josef Mengele's] cold gaze and his highly polished boots."
The trio had pleaded not guilty to charges including importing cocaine.
The travel website has backtracked on a decision to allow the death camp comments.
Foreign crew made a fast fortune funnelling drugs into New Zealand, jurors told.
Cocaine market is exploding, drug cop tells High Court trial.
A cryptic message on a secret messaging app led detectives to a bizarre stash.
Tempers flared, insults hurled as multinational cocaine-accused traded barbs before bust.
Race to vaccinate against rising infections in France and Poland as UK eases restrictions.
A near-total ban on abortion has taken effect in Poland.
Niklas Frank learnt the truth about his family when he saw photos of piles of corpses.
Food trucks from Europe halted as new strain 'out of control' around London and southeast,
New York Times: Something deeper is going on, and it has been building for years.
President Andrzej Duda has Covid-19, but Poles are still protesting over new restrictions.
New restrictions as record daily highs hit Germany, the Czech Republic, Italy and Poland.
A zoo has come up with a fix for two of its very stressed African elephants.
A young boy has died after Covid denied him a chance at receiving life-saving surgery.
New York Times: The 93yo defendant was convicted of 5,230 counts of accessory to murder.
A trial for two Polish men and a Russian sailor will be held in the High Court.
Liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski was just behind with 48.79% of the vote.
Epsom Girls' Grammar School students suffer double whammy on cancelled history trip.
Telegraph: Memories of the concentration camp have haunted the two for 75 years.
Polish restaurants are showing appreciation for medical staff by bringing them free meals.
The move is to slow the spread of Covid-19.
Comment: Visiting Auschwitz all the more disturbing for the resurgence of antisemitism.