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Entertainment 5 years ago
Berlin film fest casts new light on ex-director's hidden Nazi past
The Berlin film festival, one of Europe's top cinema showcases, released a study Wednesday showing the deep entrenchment of its founding director in the Nazi propaganda apparatus, which he actively covered up.
Art & Culture 5 years ago
Nazi-looted French painting on display in search for rightful owner
A 19th-century oil painting stolen from occupied France during World War II has gone on display in a bid to trace its rightful owners after being returned by the son of the German soldier who took it on orders from above.
Books 5 years ago
Sweden seizes book by Jewish comedian criticizing war-time collaboration
A book by a Jewish comedian over Sweden's collaboration with the Nazis during World War II is at the center of a legal tussle in which Swedish prosecutors are calling for it to be destroyed, but which the author sees as nothing short of an attack against democracy.
World 5 years ago
Russia stares down WWII controversies 75 years on
The Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in 1945 is a pillar of national pride in Russia, used by the Kremlin to stir patriotic sentiment and rebuff criticism of the USSR and its army. Yet Russia's state-backed narratives about the war and its legacy regularly lead to disagreements with other European countries.
World 5 years ago
Hitler's birthplace shows that confronting dark past can take decades
As anti-racism protesters topple statues of slave traders and colonizers worldwide, some nations are pondering how to mark their dark past. In Austria, debate over confronting one link to Adolf Hitler has taken decades, and it's not over yet.
