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Long forgotten, Black South African servicemen who died in WWI are finally honored with a memorial

More than 1,700 Black South African servicemen who died in non-combat roles on the Allied side during World War I and have no known grave have been recognized with a memorial more than 100 years later

The Independent UK

Forgotten no more: The Black South Africans who died in WWI Africa

A memorial being unveiled in Cape Town this week recognises the deaths of 1,772 predominantly Black non-combatants.

Al Jazeera

Sabaton to release World War I-themed movie on streaming services this spring

Stream it on Apple TV, Google Play, Youtube or Amazon Prime ahead of the power metal battalion’s European tour later this year

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Under Trump, military faces a crisis

This won't be the first time politics has endangered our professional military. What can we learn from the past?

Salon

US And UK Sanction Russia For Chemical Weapon Use

US and UK impose sanctions on Russia for using banned chemical weapon chloropicrin in Ukraine, violating international agreements.

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Trump wants to use the Alien Enemies Act to deport immigrants – but the 18th-century law has been invoked only during times of war

President-elect Donald Trump often said during the 2024 presidential campaign that he plans to launch the nation’s largest-ever mass deportation operation in his second term.

The Conversation

Texas, Texas A&M Renew Rivalry As Bitter SEC Foes After 13-Year Hiatus

The feud between the teams started in 1894 then ran uninterrupted from World War I until a memorable 2011 game and a bitter realignment-driven split.

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The Magic Mountain is a sweeping critique of totalitarian Europe. 100 years later, its warnings feel urgent

This month, Nobel Prize winner Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain turns 100. One of the 20th century’s towering literary achievements, it is a sweeping critique of the dangerous totalitarian political forces that shaped – and very nearly destroyed – Europe in Mann’s lifetime.

The Conversation

Monument erected in Tulsa for victims of 1921 Race Massacre

A World War I veteran whose remains were identified earlier this year during a probe into the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre has been honored in a memorial service in Tulsa

The Independent UK

Why the US celebrates Veterans Day and how the holiday has changed over time

President Joe Biden has laid a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery to mark Veterans Day

The Independent UK

Starmer and Macron demonstrate Franco-British unity at WWI anniversary in Paris

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer joined French President Emmanuel Macron Monday at the ceremony in Paris commemorating the 106th anniversary of the end of World War I in a symbolic show of unity between the two countries.

Radio France Internationale

London landmarks lit up in Remembrance Day tribute

A two-minute silence will be held across the nation on Monday, while Sir Keir Starmer will mark Remembrance Day in Paris

Evening Standard

'You bloody beauty': Peter FitzSimons to launch new war book at Hamilton

Albert Jacka was 'Australia's greatest frontline soldier'.

Newcastle Herald

Honouring the fallen and a lost son on Remembrance Day in the Hunter

'Remembrance Day concerns all forms of service. People who have gone away wearing the uniform and our flag on their shoulder.'

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If You're Worried About Fascism, Worry About War

The most serious danger is the one that historically allowed dictators to take power.

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Hemingway, after the hurricane

The 2024 hurricane season has been especially disastrous, and the casualties and widespread damage from flooding and high winds in towns like Cedar Key, Florida, call to mind another historic hurricane, the Labor Day hurricane of 1935.

Reason

Journal of Free Speech Law: "Opening Dialogue" (The Future of Free Speech Symposium) by Lee C. Bollinger & Geoffrey R. Stone

The introduction to a symposium reprinted from Daedalus, the Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

The Independent UK

Johnny Depp to receive Lifetime Achievement award from Rome Film Festival

Francis Ford Coppola and Viggo Mortensen will also receive lifetime achievement awards

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Trump's Great Replacement campaign

What happens when Great Replacement Theory wins an election

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Material in Pennsylvania Sen. Douglas Mastriano's Lawsuit Related to His Ph.D. Thesis Should Be Unsealed

So the District Court in Sen. Mastriano's case just held.

International Business Times

World's Oldest Person Dies In Spain At 117

The world's oldest person, Spain's Maria Branyas Morera, who was born in the United States and lived through two world wars, died Tuesday at the age of 117, her family said.

Reason

When Attacks on Anarchists Accidentally Improved Free Speech Law

After the crackdown on anarchists died down, it became more difficult to imagine anyone could go to jail in America solely for political heresy.

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Depressing: 50 Harsh Truths About Reality From The ‘Lost Generation’ Online Group (New Pics)

The lost generation was a term used to refer to the people who came of age during World War I. But these days, it seems to apply to everyone. The post Depressing: 50 Harsh Truths About Reality From The ‘Lost Generation’ Online Group (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

Al Jazeera

Which countries have been banned from participating in the Olympics?

Thirteen countries have been banned from the Olympics in the past. Which are they, and why were they barred?

The Independent UK

Brazil apologizes for post-WWII persecution of Japanese immigrants

The Brazilian government has apologized to the Japanese community for human rights violations in the persecution and internment of immigrants in the years after World War II

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