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The ‘Butcher of Bosnia’: Ratko Mladić and the genocide Europe failed to stop (opens the original)
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Ratko Mladić did not commit his crimes in some distant corner of the world, beyond the reach of television cameras or international institutions. He committed them in Europe, in the 1990s, while the continent was still telling itself that genocide and industrial-scale ethnic killing belonged to its past.That is why the former Bosnian Serb commander, who died at 84 while serving a life sentence in The Hague, occupies such a dark place in modern European history. Mladić commanded the forces respon
Were our ancestors ‘schizophrenic’? How voices in our heads became gods, then went silent (opens the original)
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What if the gods of the ancient world were not simply inventions, metaphors or supernatural beliefs? What if people really heard them?Not symbolically. Literally heard them, as voices inside their heads issuing instructions, warnings and advice.That was the extraordinary argument made by psychologist Julian Jaynes in his controversial 1976 book The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind. Jaynes proposed that people living in the world’s earliest civilizations experienced
Could NATO go to war with Israel over Turkey? | Explainer (opens the original)
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The increasingly open confrontation between Israel and Turkey has raised a question that until recently belonged largely to hypothetical war games: What happens if two of the Middle East’s strongest militaries begin shooting at each other, given that Turkey is a member of NATO?The answer is less dramatic than the phrase “NATO versus Israel” suggests. A direct Israeli attack on Turkish territory could give Ankara a strong basis to seek collective defense under NATO’s Article 5. But a clash betwee
Rome says Nero died. The Talmud gives him a very different ending (opens the original)
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On June 9, 68 CE, Emperor Nero died outside Rome after being declared a public enemy and abandoned by much of the political establishment. Or did he? Roman historians say yes. Jewish tradition has another version entirely. According to the Babylonian Talmud, Nero did not simply disappear from history. He fled a Roman campaign against Jerusalem, converted to Judaism and eventually became an ancestor of Rabbi Meir, one of the greatest rabbis of the Mishnah.There is no historical evidence that this
The murder plot linked to Christopher Nolan’s brother (opens the original)
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Christopher Nolan has spent decades making films about masked vigilantes, disappearing magicians, fractured timelines and men who cannot quite escape their past. His older brother Matthew, according to Costa Rican authorities, appears to have taken the family fascination with elaborate plots in a far less cinematic direction. While Christopher was building a Hollywood career with films such as The Dark Knight, Inception, Interstellar and Oppenheimer, Matthew Nolan became entangled in a case invo
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