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Section: Evaluating Web Resources |
Discussion: Simon Wiesenthal: Bogus 'Nazi Hunter'
Who is Mark Weber? One starting point for answering this question might be to do a search on him to see what information can be found. A search in Google for "Mark Weber" retrieves a number of results, both relevant and irrelevant (i.e., not about Mark Weber). Below are two relevant results from Google's first page of hits as examples:
What is the Institute for Historical Review and what information is available about the Journal of Historical Review? To explore these questions, try doing a search on the web to see what is being said about this organization and this publication.
A minute or two of searching about the author, journal and institute has provided a significant amount of information that provides a framework for reading and helping one to critically assess the article Simon Wiesenthal: Bogus 'Nazi Hunter'.
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