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Many books have been written, and continue to be written, about the Second World War: military histories, histories of the Holocaust, the war in Asia, or collaboration and resistance in Europe. Few books have taken a close look at the immediate aftermath of the worldwide catastrophe. Drawing on hundreds of eye-witness accounts and personal stories, this sweeping book examines the seven months (in Europe) and four months (in Asia) that followed the surrender of the Axis powers, from the fate of Holocaust survivors liberated from the concentration camps, and the formation of the state of Israel...

Seth Klein approaches the challenge of the climate crisis as A Good War, the title of his new book. He refers to C.D. Howe, our Canadian minister of everything during the Second World War who revamped government, harnessed industry and ensured that Canada was well equipped to fight Hitler. Klein argues the Canadian government could similarly fight rising greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, which are expected to devastate all countries. Some have hesitated to compare the Second World War to the climate crisis because it evolved slowly over the span of industrialization, and although the climate ...

THREATS TO INTERNATIONAL LAW AND WORLD ORDER Weaponized drones are probably the most troublesome weapon added to the arsenal of war making since the

Besieged Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega "A lie told once remains a lie, but a lie told a thousand times becomes the truth."- Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's Propaganda Minister, 1933-1945 President Ortega is a dictator! President Ortega is a dictator! President Ortega is a dictator! Etc., Etc., Etc!! Say it over and over, and it becomes accepted truth with absolutely no evidence whatsoever. Welcome to the post-truth world - A Goebbels' world. In 1979, the The Sandinista National Liberation Front (Spanish: Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional, FSLN) triumphed over the more than four decad...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Peter Denton Save to Read Later THE people of St. Vincent and the Grenadines are worried about COVID-19. Like us, they are worried about getting sick and about how soon they will get a vaccine to protect them from its most serious effects. Opinion THE people of St. Vincent and the Grenadines are worried about COVID-19. Like us, they are worried about getting sick and about how soon they will get a vaccine to protect them from its most serious effects. But they are more worried about the wave of volcanic ash coverin...