AFP photo By Rupen Savoulian Every year, on June 6, commemorative activities and memorials are held for the anniversary of the Normandy landings, popularised by the slogan D-Day.
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The D-Day commemoration is not a symbol of endless US militarism
March 15th, 2017 
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Tags: Antipodean Atheist, D-Day, Germany, Normandy landings, Obama, Omaha beach, Opinion, Rupen Savoulian, Russia, Ukraine, United States, World War II 
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March 7th, 2017 Administrator AFP photo By Hazel Speed It has been announced that a special commemorative memorial is planned for Normandy in time for the 75th Anniversary of the D-Day landings.
Posted in OPINION Tags: Bletchley Park, D-Day, Hazel Speed, Memorial, Normandy, World War II 1 Comment »Guilty by association or just plain guilty?
February 15th, 2017 Administrator Blackbox Film photo By Hazel Speed Goebbels’ secretary, Brunhilde Pomsel, dies aged 106
Posted in OPINION Tags: Albert Pierrepoint, Brunhilde Pomsel, complicit, Goebbels, guilty, Hazel Speed, Nazis, Opinion, War Crimes, World War II No Comments »Observations of an Expat: The Modern Victim State
October 14th, 2016 Administrator Josh Haner By Tom Arms The residents of the Marshall Islands are the ultimate modern age victims. If they don’t die from cancer inflicted by nuclear testing they will drown from rising sea levels caused by climate change.
Posted in OPINION Tags: Bikini Atoll, bomb, cancer, Climate Change, disarmament, Hiroshima, Human Rights, India, International Court, Justice, Marshall Islands, nuclear, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, nuclear testing, Observations of an Expat, Pakistan, Peace Palace, Phon van den Biesen, radioactive, Refugees, South Pacific, The Hague, Tom Arms, UK, uninhabitable, United States, World War II No Comments »Netanyahu’s poisonous nonsense about World War Two
April 27th, 2016 Administrator By Rupen Savoulian In October 2015, at the meeting of the 37th World Zionist Congress in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made an extraordinary claim about the genocide of the Jews during World War Two; killing the Jewish population of Europe was not the idea of Hitler and the Nazi Party, but was originally espoused […]
Posted in OPINION Tags: Arab, Benjamin Netanyahu, Bosnian Muslims, Final Solution, Genocide, Germany, Grand Mufti, Hajj Amin al-Husseini, Hitler, Hollande, Holocaust, Israel, Jerusalem, Jews, Nazi, Palestine, Rupen Savoulian, World War II, Zionist 3 Comments »The Second World War and the economic situation in Africa
March 10th, 2016 Administrator By Durodola Tosin INTRODUCTION Following my article on the impact of the Second World War on the political situation of African countries through its contributions to the spirit of self-determination in Africa, it was however essential to write on its impact on the economic situation of African states in order to broaden the knowledge on […]
Posted in OPINION Tags: Africa, Durodola Tosin, Economy, Politics, Tuck Magazine, World War II No Comments »A country of immigrant culture
July 28th, 2015 Administrator By Sattar Rind If anyone thinks that politics is the science of getting political power to service the country and its people, then it may be appropriate to any nation or country in the world, apart that is from Pakistan.
Posted in OPINION Tags: Battle of Plassey, Bengali Hindu, Bhagat Singh, British Raj, Corruption, Gandhi, Immigration, India, Indian National Congress Party, Iskander Mirza, Looting, M.A Jinnah, Migrants, Mir Jafar, Pakistan, Pakistan Muslim league, Politics, Progress, Punjabi Muslim, Sattar Rind, Sikh, Subhas Chandra Bose, Tuck Magazine, UNHCR, World War II No Comments »The World we knew: Revisiting the Second World War
May 13th, 2015 Administrator By Anant Mishra Today, World War II is considered to be one of the bloodiest wars in the history of mankind, especially when the casualty list exceeds sixty million, most of which were civilians.
Posted in OPINION Tags: Abyssinia, Adolf Hitler, Albania, Allies, Anant Mishra, Anschluss, Anti–Comintern Pact, Austria, Axis, Axis power group, China, Czechoslovakia, Ethiopia, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, King Victor Emmanuel, League of Nations, Manchuria, Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, Munich Agreement, Mussolini, Nationalism, Neville Chamberlain, Non-Aggression Pact, Poland, Rhineland, Rome–Berlin Axis Pact, Second World War, Soviet Union, Sudetenland, The Battle of Britain, Versailles Treaty, Vietnam War, World War I, World War II, World War Two No Comments »In War, no one wins
January 13th, 2015 Administrator By Hira Azhar The horrible menace and terror of war, Shakes my being at its very core. Destruction, agony, and so much fire, Death follows all, as lives expire. WAR (World at Rebellion), as the name indicates, is the most horrible calamity which, when befell on a country or nation, leaves every single man […]
Posted in OPINION Tags: American Civil War, army of thieves, Atomic Bomb, Benjamin Franklin, Chemical weapons, Flanders fields, Futility of War, Gulf War, Hira Azhar, Iraq Kuwait War, Marya Mannes, Michaito Ichimaru, Nagasaki, Neville Chamberlain, Nuclear weapons, Oil, Pakistan, Petroleum, Racism, Rawalpindi, Religious Wars, Tragedy of War, Tuck Magazine, Turner Para 7, Vietnam War, War no one wins, War on Iraq, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Wold at Rebellion, World War I, World War II No Comments »
