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335 Italian civilians were executed by Erich Priebke, a former Gestapo officer, who later hid in a small German town in the Andes.
The 1948 British withdrawal from Palestine ignited a brutal civil war, escalating into the Arab-Israeli conflict and reshaping the Middle East forever.
More than 2,000 audio discs recorded during the Nuremberg Trials contain testimonies from top Nazi leaders about their wartime actions.
Hernan Cortes led a small force to conquer the Aztec Empire in 1519, resulting in immense violence and the destruction of indigenous cultures.
Erno "Zvi" Spiegel, a Holocaust hero, risked his life to protect twin boys from Dr. Josef Mengele's brutal experiments at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Darfur's conflict, marked by a brutal campaign against civilians and rebels, highlights the international community's failure to prevent the 21st century's first genocide.
Over 20,000 German soldiers are commemorated at a cemetery in Le Combe, many of whom were conscripted schoolboys caught in Hitler's plans.
On June 6, 1944, the 2nd Panzer Waffen-SS Division Das Reich launched a brutal campaign in France, facing fierce resistance from the French Maquis and British SOE agents.
700 families were forced to flee their homes in Syria due to ISIS attacks, prompting filmmaker Karam Ghosn to return and document the aftermath.
Stalin's secret police, the NKVD, executed thousands of Polish officers in the 1940 Katyn Massacre, highlighting a brutal era of repression in the USSR.
Color footage from hidden archives reveals a vivid and unsettling portrayal of life in Hitler's Germany, capturing both public spectacles and private moments.
Max Stahl's camera captures the violence of Indonesian militias in East Timor on September 19, 1999.
Christian communities in Egypt, Iraq, and Pakistan face severe persecution, as personal stories reveal the dangers of practicing their faith in these regions.
The legacy of the Kosovan War continues to impact the region, revealing deep scars and unresolved tensions among communities affected by the conflict.
Survivors recount the 2009 massacre of six innocent Afghans by Australian soldiers, raising urgent questions about accountability and the justification for the attack.
Ahnenerbe, Heinrich Himmler's SS organization, combined archaeology and pseudoscience to justify horrific medical experiments on concentration camp prisoners.
Tony Blair, a key figure in the 2003 Iraq invasion, is criticized for his potential role in Gaza, with claims he lacks credibility among Palestinians.
Families separated during the Khmer Rouge's reign in Cambodia reunite after 40 years of searching, highlighting the regime's devastating impact on personal lives.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis calls Russian actions in Ukraine genocide.
3,000 Yazidis are still believed to be captives of ISIS, as survivors recount their experiences of abuse and the fear that continues to haunt them.
Israeli forces erase a village in the West Bank, highlighting Palestinian suffering and displacement.
In February 2004, Cambodia begins trials for Khmer Rouge leaders after a tragic population perished.
The long wait for justice is almost over as the Khmer Rouge trial begins in Cambodia.
An eyewitness describes the Israeli raid on a Gaza hospital, raising serious concerns.
100 million people have watched a viral video that aims to raise awareness about Joseph Kony and the atrocities committed by his child soldiers.
Amna al-Mufti, a 12-year-old Palestinian girl, is identified as a victim of targeted violence.
Six bodies are counted in Bucha, where evidence of war crimes committed by Russian troops during the 2022 invasion of Ukraine is documented.
Ukrainian police recover over 900 bodies near Kyiv, indicating possible civilian executions.
Rwanda witnesses reconciliation efforts 30 years after the brutal genocide of 1994.
15 mass graves are exhumed around Sanski Most, revealing evidence of genocide linked to war crimes during the Bosnian War.
The conflict in Cameroon reveals brutal fighting between soldiers and Anglophone separatists.
11 million Syrians have been displaced, yet some refugees risk everything to return to their war-torn homeland.
Over 8,000 children were abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army in Northern Uganda, forced into violence and brainwashed to kill.
Charles Taylor's soldiers, known as The Cannibals, committed extreme acts of violence during Liberia's 1996 civil war, as revealed in rare footage and interviews.
Hundreds of child soldiers have been incorporated into the ranks of the Seleka rebels in the Central African Republic amid ongoing war crimes.
Last year, the Lord's Resistance Army abducted 8,000 children in Northern Uganda, forcing many into brutal roles as child soldiers.
Foday Sankoh refuses to disarm in Sierra Leone while holding UN peacekeepers hostage.
A man accused by Rwandan authorities lives in Australia, raising immigration concerns.
In early June 1989, an Australian embassy cable detailed the brutal crackdown on student protests in Beijing, moving a prime minister to tears.
Ukrainian troops report significant advances in liberating communities from Russian control near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, amid ongoing atrocities.
Vlad, a Ukrainian soldier, shares his fight against Wagner mercenaries in Bakhmut.
Twelve million people in Sudan have been displaced since the war began in April 2023, with famine declared in parts of the country.
