World poised at 2000 seeks justice for Nazi and war-era wrongs
As the new millennium begins, U S and international efforts drive reckonings for Nazi assets, forced labor, and atrocities from Rwanda to Korea. UN and leaders call for justice while governments press to close historic accounts and honor victims.
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Clinton Sees U S as Guiding Light for World
President Clinton urged the United States to remain a guiding light for democracy peace and prosperity in the new millennium as a peaceful worldwide jubilee marked New Year 2000. He praised global interconnection and said America must shape events not be shaped by them while wishing Russia's Putin a peaceful accession to power.
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