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Between 1933 and 1939 the global Jewish population peaked near 16.6 million, while Europe alone held about 9.5 million Jews in 1933—more than 60% of world Jewry—concentrated heavily in Eastern Europe ...
Collective punishment—penalizing a group for acts committed by individuals—has long roots in military practice but is now banned under modern international humanitarian law because it targets the inno...
The collected analyses indicate that Allied forces during World War II primarily regarded fascism as an aggressive, oppressive threat that warranted military defeat, information warfare, and postwar p...
Wireless, remotely viewed video systems did not spring from a single invention year; instead, multiple milestones mark the transition from wired, studio-bound video to wireless remote video cameras — ...
Historians verify Holocaust death-toll figures through a layered, forensic aggregation of Nazi records, survivor testimony, demographic comparison and postwar investigations, producing a well-supporte...
Historians estimate the number of Holocaust victims by triangulating multiple imperfect sources—Nazi-era documents and postwar archives, prewar and postwar demographic data, survivor testimony, and fo...