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Names of the Holocaust — vary based on context. The Holocaust is the name commonly applied since the mid 1970s to the killing of six million Jews by Nazi Germany during World War II. The term is also used more broadly to include the Nazis systematic murder of millions of … Wikipedia
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Names Are For Tombstones — (or simply NAFT) is a Filipino electronic music project started in 1997 by Noel “Nono” Acosta (born June 2, 1971). NAFT evolved as an extension of Nono’s creative writing upon discovery of recording, sampling and sequencing using computers. Prior … Wikipedia
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