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Forcible transfer has historically targeted Indigenous populations, including Native Americans and Palestinians, threatening their existence and cultural identity.
Total war during World War II facilitated the execution of the Holocaust, enabling ordinary Germans to participate in atrocities against innocent civilians.
The 1981 massacre in El Mozote, where U.S.-trained Salvadoran soldiers killed around 1,000 civilians, highlights the ongoing struggle for justice against military officials.
Post-war Europe faced a crisis of hundreds of thousands of orphaned children, separated from their families amid the devastation of the Third Reich's collapse.
Nazi death marches in the final days of World War II forced nearly 700,000 concentration camp prisoners into brutal conditions, resulting in 250,000 to 300,000 deaths.
Koun, a survivor of the Khmer Rouge tragedy, teaches dance to children in Cambodia, including her talented student Sre Cha, who aspires to perform as the White Apsara.
Survivors of the Rwandan genocide recount their harrowing experiences of abuse by French soldiers who were meant to protect them, highlighting a painful legacy of silence.
Yugoslavia's legacy is etched in three abandoned sites-Željava airfield, Kupar resort, and Mostar city-each revealing the profound scars of civil war and loss.
Argentina's military dictatorship left a painful legacy as hundreds of individuals learn their true identities, revealing the tragic theft of children from their biological parents.
Indigenous children in Australia face alarming rates of removal from their families, with current statistics showing they are ten times more likely to be placed in care than non-indigenous children.
Three former "comfort women" from South Korea, China, and the Philippines confront their traumatic past and seek justice from the Japanese government decades after World War II.
Abdurrahman Wahid's government struggles against corruption as Jacobus Kurniawan initiates a private legal action against former dictator Suharto.
Agent Orange, used extensively by the US military in Vietnam, has left 800,000 third-generation victims suffering from severe health issues and genetic damage.
Seven minutes passed as George Floyd begged for his life under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer, prompting global protests for justice and reform.
Adania Shibli reflects on the complexities of narrating the Palestinian experience, highlighting the tension between personal stories and broader historical narratives.
