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‘The Hidden Holocaust’: Wales remembers the Armenian genocide

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By Dylan Moore Verified
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It is a beautiful spring morning in Cardiff and a few dozen people have gathered outside the Temple of Peace and Health, its white Portland stone facade resplendent among the civic buildings of Cathays Park. There are a cross section of generations, from toddlers to the elderly, and a range of sartorial styles, but all are united by a sense of direction.
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How Jose Cifuentes escaped fascism in Chile and inspired Wales’ new Children’s Commissioner Rocio Cifuentes

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By Dylan Moore Verified
| thenational.wales
Jose Cifuentes pushes an open book across the cafe table toward me. The face of a very young woman stares out from a passport photograph. She is holding an infant.
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This 250-year-old Welsh hymn championing equality was banned in US

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By Dylan Moore Verified
| thenational.wales
Two lines written by William Williams – son of Pantycelyn Farm, four miles outside Llanymddyfri (Llandovery) – are probably known to every Welsh person old enough to know that our rugby team plays in red. But the famous ‘bread of heaven’ refrain from 'Guide Me O Thou Great Redeemer' is perhaps now the only remnant of a time when scores of lyrics from the pen of ‘Pantycelyn’ were as well known to the average Welsh person as those of the most radio-friendly pop songs today.
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