Remembering the Horrors of Auschwitz: 80 Years On
Can you believe it's been 80 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp? This infamous concentration camp, operated by German Nazis from 1940 to 1945, saw the murders of approximately 1.1 million people. Let's honor the victims and survivors together.
A Sobering Reminder: Holocaust Survivors Warn of Rising Antisemitism
On the 80th anniversary of the Auschwitz liberation, survivors gathered to remember the atrocities and issue a warning about rising antisemitism. World leaders, including Prince Charles, will attend ceremonies to honor the victims and remember the Holocaust's grim lessons.
A Powerful Reminder: Survivors of Auschwitz Warn of Intolerance as Memories Fade
On the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, survivors gather to share their harrowing experiences and issue a stark warning. As the number of survivors dwindles, their message is more important than ever.
Remembering the Horror of Auschwitz: 80 Years Since Liberation
Today marks 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the notorious Nazi concentration and extermination camp. Let's remember the harrowing stories of French survivors and their resilience. #Auschwitz #HolocaustRemembrance
Remembering the Horrors of Auschwitz: A Poignant 80th Anniversary
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the notorious Nazi death camp.** Survivors, dignitaries, and world leaders gathered to remember the atrocities and honor the lives lost.
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Macron Acknowledges 1944 Massacre of West African Troops by French Army
In a significant move, French President Emmanuel Macron has recognized the killing of West African soldiers by the French Army in 1944 as a massacre for the first time. The soldiers, who had fought alongside the French during World War II, were killed by their French counterparts in what historians believe was a dispute over unpaid wages. Macron's acknowledgment comes as France's influence is declining in the region, with Paris losing its sway in the former French colonies in West Africa. The move has been welcomed by the Senegalese government, which has long sought closure on this story. Macron has also expressed his commitment to establishing the causes and facts that led to this tragedy.
Gold Watch from Titanic Rescue Captain Sells for Record-Breaking £1.56m
A gold pocket watch given to the captain of a ship that helped rescue Titanic passengers has sold for a record-breaking £1.56m ($2m). Captain Arthur Rostron's 18-carat Tiffany & Co. watch was gifted by three widows of high-profile businessmen who died in the disaster. The watch was presented to Captain Rostron in gratitude for his bravery in changing the course of his ship to save 700 passengers. This beats the previous record set by another gold pocket watch recovered from the richest man on the ship, John Jacob Astor, which sold for £1.175m ($1.5m) in April. The watch was sold to a private collector in the US by auctioneers Henry Aldridge and Son in Wiltshire, UK.
Father Sentenced to 25 Years for Killing Son on Treadmill; Texas Man Gets 40 Years for Decapitating Wife; Fox Nation Explores Hiroshima
A man in New Jersey was sentenced to 25 years in prison for making his 6-year-old son run on a speeding treadmill, causing the boy's death. A Texas man was sentenced to 40 years in prison for decapitating his newlywed wife and leaving her head in the shower. Plus, Fox Nation explores the US atomic bombings in "Minutes to Hiroshima".
