Tag: Anti-Semitism

Changing the Historical Record

By Matt Rubenstein
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WWII lives here. Gdańsk, January 2019.

Located at the intersection of two channels emanating from the scenic Motława River, Gdánsk’s recently opened Museum of the Second World War has quickly become one of the city’s main tourist attractions. (More…)

Right to Remain

By Josh White
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Finsbury Mosque Attack memorial. London, June 2017.

Finsbury Mosque attack memorial. London, June 2017.

Haringey Green Lanes is not a long way from Westminster. It’s less than an hour’s drive. But it might as well take several hours. (More…)

Rebranding Italian Politics

By Joel Schalit
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Arab labour. Turin, August 2019.

Arab labour. Turin, August 2019.

The more you call them populist, the more likely they’ll turn into one. (More…)

The New Radical Chic

By John Foster
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Break the fascists balls. Turin, October 2018.

It has been a nostrum of European life since 1945 that its epitaph was written amid piles of corpses and mountains of ash in the death camps of the Third Reich. But there is no idea so awful or bankrupt that, with the passage of time, will not seem ripe for rebirth. (More…)

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