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At least 6 million people died in Nazi Germany's system of camps, including more than 3 million Jews, as documented by Allied footage from 1945.
A hopeful declaration on human rights emerges in response to past horrors, raising questions about its potential impact in a tumultuous world.
Jaime Araoz Chacon, José del Carpio, and Ario Ferri showcase Peru's rich cultural heritage, geological wonders, and innovative spirit through their unique perspectives.
Yolande Simard Perrault reflects on her life shaped by the Charlevoix crater in Quebec, exploring her identity and contributions to Quebec cinema alongside filmmaker Pierre Perrault.
As many as 30,000 Argentines were tortured and killed during the Dirty War, leaving a legacy that continues to shape the nation's identity.
Rufinus must hunt two animals, the cassowary and the cuscus, to prove himself as a great hunter during his wedding ceremony in the Asmat tribe.
Myths and legends have shaped European communities by establishing societal rules and consequences, revealing their profound impact on history and culture.
Tsuyoshi Tane, a Paris-based architect, emphasizes the importance of collective memory in shaping future architecture through his concept of Archaeology of the Future.
A team of artists created an interactive installation that uses 3D printing and animation to address the rapid loss of species and habitats.
