TV Channel Sparks Debate Over Anne Frank
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A television channel has touched off a debate at the highest levels by proposing Anne Frank as possibly the greatest Dutch person in history--even though the Jewish
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BBC Europe editor Mark Mardell on a German attempt to criminalise Holocaust-denial across Europe.
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The Democratsâ decision to withdraw from a Fox News debate makes the cable channel part of the story.
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There are mixed reactions to a draft UN resolution on Lebanon, a German paper raises concerns over the future of free-to-air television, and a French daily welcomes tourists from emerging countries.
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The director of a 10-minute film shown on Dutch television hopes to draw attention to what she says is widespread but hidden violence against Muslim women.
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A row over a television host's praise for Hitler's family values has exposed deep divisions in Germany over whether it is acceptable to say anything positive about the Nazis, 62 years after the end of World War Two.
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The German version of the reality show &quot;Big Brother&quot; has run into trouble after one of its contestants told a series of offensive jokes about Jews on live national television, the broadcaster said.
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Media & professional: The latest race row may be another embarrassment just as the broadcaster needs to show its strengths.
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A startlingly convincing portrayal of Adolf Hitler in a new German movie about his last 12 days is causing controversy with critics challenging its treatment of the "monster" as a human being.
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This documentary, by an arm of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, seeks to stir up outrage about recent bursts of anti-Semitism in Europe.
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A new film, which portrays the human side of Adolf Hitler, is causing controversy in Germany.
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British public broadcaster Channel 4 is   courting controversy with what it calls a "shockingly real"   drama about the fictional assassination of President George W.   Bush.
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A German court today sentenced infamous Holocaust denier Ernst Zundel to five years in prison for holding a particularly unpopular opinion.  The irony of jailing people for their beliefs in the name of fighting the neo-Nazi movement seems to be lost on most of the western world, including Canada, which jailed Zundel for two years in a maximum security facility before deporting him to Germany.  Many organizations, such as the Simon Wiesenthal Center, applaud the decision, but sadly lacking is a sense of outrage over the blow that this decision strikes against free speech.  Whatever happened to "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it"?
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A TV drama on mass murders committed by Yugoslav partisans at the end of WWII sparks a heated debate in Italy.
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A Russian news program aired on channel ORT on Aug. 31 questioned the historical grounds of Lithuaniaa s independence, causing uproar among both politicians and the populace.
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The newly discovered diary of an 18-year-old Jewish girl has offered a haunting insight into life inside a holocaust-era Dutch prison camp in a find archivists are comparing to the Anne Frank diaries.
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Concern that religious tensions along the lines of those sparked in the Netherlands by the brutal killing of Islam-critical filmmaker Theo van Gogh could spill over into Germany has triggered a fresh debate ...