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War

  • Vova stopped killing the geese

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    When the Russians occupied his village.

  • The pain-laden rhyme

    The pain-laden rhyme

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    An excerpt from a new biography on the life and poetry of Paul Celan.

  • Processing evil

    Processing evil

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    The Nuremberg trials saw the birth of simultaneous interpretation. Hermann Göring especially manipulated this new system of translation for his own purposes. « Where Eichmann embodied the banality of evil,…

  • KRIEG

    KRIEG

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    Stefan Zweig, Marcel Proust, Thomas Mann & Romain Rolland: lessons from the trenches, for AI models

  • Looted libraries

    Looted libraries

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    « In both countries, it has left the government officials grappling with an extremely delicate and complex issue. Why is it so difficult to move forward? »

  • ~ Potpourri: France

    ~ Potpourri: France

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    « Chaos is no longer the weapon of the rebels but the banner of those in power. »

  • Glory to the rails

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    Millions of Ukrainians left the country during the first weeks of the invasion; four million were evacuated by train, including a million children. Thousands of dogs, cats and other pets,…

  • Queen of the night

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    Maria Theresa, Habsburg empress, created the modern European state. To ponder her reign is to ask what the Enlightenment was — and is. Be careful with your nostalgias.

  • Honorable men sowed this war

    Honorable men sowed this war

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    Six poems

  • So, kill him [at Aulide]

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    here he is        in his bed, so scared                 he can’t move

  • After midnight

    After midnight

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    The modern world races forward with all its technological might, yet remains trapped in a reactive cycle of disasters. Necessary responses follow catastrophes rather than prevent them.

  • Mapping starvation

    Mapping starvation

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    On 21 August, Forensic Architecture, a London-based agency that investigates acts of state violence and lawlessness worldwide, released its latest project: « The Architecture of Genocidal Starvation in Gaza ».…