Was Hitler a Man of the Left?
Nazi revisionism in America revolves around the idea that anyone you don’t like gets to be a fascist.
European Schizophrenia About the Far Right
The European Union wrestles with ways to foster minority viewpoints without subsidizing tomorrow's Hitlers.
Bauhaus and the Nazis: The Politics of Collaboration
The case of an avant-garde architect, who defied then assisted the Nazi machine, makes hard and fast judgments difficult.
Stalin’s Revival in Russia
Russia wrestles with rehabilitating its great Soviet-era wartime leader and homicidal maniac.
Trying the Foot Soldiers
The final wave of Nazi trials focuses on now-octogenarian pawns of the end game that was the Holocaust.
Question Time for Denialism
The BBC finds the right way to counter Holocaust deniers: You have the public question them.
The Awkward Case for Preserving Holocaust Relics
As time erodes the ephemera of genocide, the purpose behind preserving every physical bit of atrocity becomes a question for archivists and ethicists.
How Do You Prosecute a Pirate?
Like dogs chasing cars, Western powers cruising for Somali pirates are a little stumped about what to do when they're captured.
The Pirate Stock Market
A Lloyd's of Haradheere? Or, how Somali pirates are imitating the West through ad-venture capitalism.