The author of this article from Canadian newspaper, The Globe and Mail, denounces the systematic annihilation of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire. Toronto (Canada), September 30, 1915. Source: The Globe and Mail

American journalist Elizabeth Becker testifies before the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC). She had the rare opportunity to interview Pol Pot in 1978 and explains why she accepted.
Source: ECCC, 2015

American journalist Elizabeth Becker and two other journalists were invited at the Democratic Kampuchea, the state founded and controlled by the Khmer Rouge. Source: ECCC, 2015

Photo from the film The Dictator in which Charlie Chaplin plays Hynkel, a caricature of Hitler. 1940. Source : Cineteca di Bologna. © Roy Export SAS.

Poster for the film The Dictator starring Charlie Chaplin. Through this satire of the Nazi Party and Adolf Hitler, Chaplin aimed to make the American public aware of what was happening in Europe. 1940. © Roy Export SAS

Photo from the film The Dictator in which Charlie Chaplin denounces the atrocities committed by the Nazis in Europe. 1940. Source: Scan courtesy of Cineteca di Bologna © Roy Export SAS.

Interview of Roméo Dallaire, Commander of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR), recorded for CBC radio on April 7, 1994. He describes the events of the previous day, namely the attack on the Rwandan President’s plane, and the chaos that followed and led to the genocide. Source: CBC Licensing Transcription

Micheline Rabinowicz survived the Holocaust by using false papers in Belgium and immigrated to Canada in 1951. In this video, she recounts that her family listened to the BBC during the War despite the fact that it was forbidden, and the possibility of retaliation. Source: MHMC, 1996

German filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl with Nazi dignitary Heinrich Himmler (left) at the Nazi Party Congress. The photo was taken on the set of the film “Triumph of the Wills,” a propaganda vehicle for the Nazi Party and its leaders. Nuremberg (Germany), 1934.Source: Bundesarchiv, Bild 152-42-31 / CC-BY-SA

The article “2,000,000 Jews in Poland Herded Into Ghettos” denounces the propagation of antisemitic measures in Europe following the German invasions. The author explains that neutral journalists can no longer enter Poland. Their information is therefore obtained from secondary sources and is thus incomplete. Canada, February 21, 1941. Source: The Globe and Mail

Meng Try was born in Cambodia in 1948. He went to university in France, and then immigrated to Canada in 1974. In this video, he explains that the North American media made little mention of Cambodia between 1975 and 1979. Source: Khemara.org

Throughout the genocide in Rwanda, Quebec-based newspaper La Presse published daily articles on the massacres. Here is an example describing Kigali as hell on earth. La Presse, Montreal, Canada, April 14, 1994. Source: Digital collection of the Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (National Library and Archives of Quebec)

On June 17, 1994, several organizations accused Léon Mugesera of having encouraged the Tutsi genocide and then fleeing to Canada. La Presse, Montreal, Canada, June 17 1994. Source: Digital collection of the Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (National Library and Archives of Quebec)