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5 days ago

Queer victims of the Holocaust were forgotten about for decades

On Holocaust Memorial Day, the world remembers the millions of people murdered and persecuted by the Nazi regime, including those who were targeted for being queer. The Holocaust is a dark stain on humanity's history - the Nazis murdered six million Jewish people as well as millions of others they considered to be subhuman. This included people targeted because they were Roma, Slavic, Black, disabled or gay.
LGBT
fromwww.bbc.com
1 month ago

They lost their homes in World War Two - now they shelter others

Born in June 1924 in a Jewish family, he describes how he had a relatively normal childhood until the Anschluss of 1938 - when Austria was annexed by Nazi Germany - meant that life "took a completely different meaning and survival became the only aim". "Jewish shops and premises, synagogues, offices and anything where there was a Jewish connection quickly became a target for violence, fire, destruction, robbery, and personal attack," he writes.
History
fromwww.dw.com
2 months ago

'Berlin Apartment' video game lets users live German history DW 11/26/2025

The Berlin Apartment, a novel new video game, is initially set in 2020. The German capital was in lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and few people walked the streets and cafes and restaurants were closed. The game, created by the Berlin-based indie video game studio Blue Backpack, begins with second-grader Dilara as she accompanies her father, Malik, to work since schools are closed.
Video games
Berlin
fromwww.dw.com
2 months ago

'Berlin Apartment' game explores repression and freedom DW 11/26/2025

The Berlin Apartment is a narrative renovation game revealing layered German history from Nazi persecution to GDR repression through playable vignettes.
Germany news
fromwww.npr.org
6 months ago

Some American Jews whose families fled Nazis are now seeking German citizenship. Here's why

Growing numbers of American Jews seek German citizenship for heritage reclamation and security amid rising political uncertainty.
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