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Diplomacy, Dissent, and the Holocaust: Speaking Out, Then and Now - United States Department of State

Diplomacy, Dissent, and the Holocaust: Speaking Out, Then and Now - United States Department of State
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Thai police seeking anti-junta activists detain 108 Myanmar nationals in Mae Sot

Two men were held overnight after they were found to be in possession of ‘military equipment.’

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CNN Tis The Season The Holidays On Screen June 4, 2024 02:14:00

horrifying, world-spanning conflict. i m sorry, she doesn t speak english. she s dutch, she just came over. this young girl is a war refugee. she s an orphan. hello. [ speaking non-english ] kris kringle starts speaking in colloquial dutch, and natalie wood witnesses this remarkable moment. and you can see her kind of starting to go, oh, well, maybe this guy is more magical than i m giving him credit for. [ speaking non-english ] it s one of the most moving moments of the film, but it s also very specific to that era because there were war refugees. and it was incumbent upon us, the viewer, to make them feel welcome and to give them a merry christmas, too. they said you wanted to see me, mrs. walker? by the end of the movie, edmund gwenn, as santa claus, changes not only little natalie wood s mind but her mother s. he s not like anyone else. he must be santa. i think perhaps you re right,

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CNN Tis The Season The Holidays On Screen June 4, 2024 04:13:00

kringle, you have to go on a faith journey. there goes santa claus. oh, don t even mention the name. young natalie wood, in one of her first screen appearances, has been raised to be a clear-eyed realist. no santa claus, no fairy tales, no fantasies of any kind. is that it? that s right. this movie is reflective of a very specific time in american history. this is the end of world war ii. many people are scarred emotionally and otherwise, and the country is trying to find its way again. oh, christmas isn t just a day, it s a frame of mind. the christmas spirit is in trouble. it s waning. would you please tell her that you re not really santa claus? the idea that a child would be raised in a world without fantasy is not unheard of. children, like everyone else, had just lived through this horrifying, world-spanning conflict. i m sorry, she doesn t speak english. she s dutch, she just came over. this young girl is a war refugee.

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CNN Tis The Season The Holidays On Screen June 4, 2024 02:14:00

she s dutch, she just came over. this young girl is a war refugee. she s an orphan. hello. [ speaking in foreign language ] kris kringle starts speaking in colloquial dutch, and natalie wood witnesses this remarkable moment. and you can see her kind of starting to go, oh, well, maybe this guy is more magical than i m giving him credit for. [ speaking in foreign language ] it s one of the most moving moments of the film, but it s also very specific to that era because there were war refugees. and it was incumbent upon us, the viewer, to make them feel welcome and to give them a merry christmas, too. they said you wanted to see me, mrs. walker? by the end of the movie, edmund gwenn, as santa claus, changes not only little natalie wood s mind but her mother s. he s not like anyone else. he must be santa. i think perhaps you re right, suzie.

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