He added: “My god. I mean, this poor guy. You do one, maybe two Nazi salutes, everybody gets all bent out of shape!” On his own social media platform, X, Musk responded to the clip by writing ...

Pages already taken down include an article about the experience of Holocaust survivor Kitty Saks, who later immigrated to the U.S., and an Air Force Academy cadet majoring in history describing ...

Articles about the Holocaust, September 11, cancer awareness, sexual assault and suicide prevention are among the tens of thousands either removed or flagged for removal from Pentagon websites as ...

is one of almost 10,000 Jewish children who were part of the Kindertransport, a rescue mission that helped minors flee Nazi Germany to Britain, via the Netherlands, between December 1938 and ...

For those that might not know, during the Holocaust, the pink triangle was used as a badge to label gay men in concentration camps (similar to how Jewish people were labeled with yellow stars ...

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Invoking Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany in political discourse has become all too common, but it is rarely done with the historical precision or moral responsibility such comparisons demand.

Historians and LGBTQ+ activists note that the pink triangle was originally a Nazi badge used to mark gay men in concentration camps, many of whom suffered especially brutal treatment before being ...

The article featured an upside-down pink triangle, a symbol that was used by Nazis to mark gay people during the Holocaust, much like the Star of David was used to identify Jews. Those marked with ...

The article's photo prominently featured an upside-down pink triangle, a symbol used in the past to denote persecution during the Holocaust. The action has raised alarm among LGBTQ+ and Jewish groups, ...