How the Singapore Summit Could Affect North Korea’s Relationship with Iran
The two will try to move nuclear cooperation underground.
July 10, 2018
Poland, the Holocaust, and the Fight for Historical Truth
Mimicking the totalitarian habit of rewriting the past.
At the end of June, Poland revised its controversial law that criminalized “publicly and untruthfully assign[ing] responsibility or co-responsibility to the Polish nation or the Polish state for Nazi crimes.” Thanks to the revision, violators would no longer be subject to prison terms—yet the law remains on the books. Arch Puddington argues that this piece of legislation closely resembles the totalitarian habit of trying to rewrite the past, which is still practiced today by Russia and China:
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Poland, the Holocaust, and the Fight for Historical Truth
Mimicking the totalitarian habit of rewriting the past.
Overturning “Roe vs. Wade” Doesn’t Threaten Jews’ Religious Freedom
Perverting the meaning of religious liberty.
Remembering the Great Jewish Lutheran Sociologist of Religion
On Peter Berger and the Jews.
How Israeli Television Conquered the World
From In Treatment to Fauda.