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MomentMag Why Psalms Matter 24 Apr
Menacham Rosensaft, in his discourse on "Burning Psalms: Confronting Adonai after Auschwitz," highlights the critical role that psalms play in Jewish liturgy...
24 Apr
Forward Recalling Millie Baran, whose mark on the Yiddish world lives on 24 Apr
Millie Baran, a centenarian Holocaust survivor, profoundly influenced the Yiddish cultural sphere through her dedicated work as camp mother at Camp Hemshekh ...
24 Apr
Jamie Geller Light Does Not Beat Darkness — They Live Side by Side | No Reservations Jamie Geller & Chen Schimmel 22 Apr
Chen Schimmel, a young photojournalist, shares her profound experiences documenting the traumatic aftermath of the October 7th attack on Israel. Through her ...
22 Apr
JTA The ‘godfather of denim’ was an Italian designer whose Jewish father was murdered at Auschwitz 21 Apr
Adriano Goldschmied, known as the 'godfather of denim,' revolutionized the fashion industry by elevating jeans into luxury items. Despite his monumental cont...
21 Apr
Forward In a forgotten 20th century masterwork, a Holocaust story from the perpetrator's perspective 21 Apr
The Dutch National Opera presents Mieczyslaw Weinberg's powerful opera, 'Die Passagierin' (The Passenger), a compelling piece that explores the Holocaust fro...
21 Apr
JTA A son of Holocaust survivors and the granddaughter of a Nazi confront their separate inheritances 21 Apr
Charlie Scheidt, son of Holocaust survivors, and Kat Rohrer, granddaughter of a Nazi, have collaborated on a book titled "Inheritance: Love, Loss and the Leg...
21 Apr
Tablet Undelivered Mail 21 Apr
Isaac Lewendel and Dominique Idlas-Nobelson's comprehensive, self-published work explores the history of La Lande, an obscure detention camp in Nazi-occupied...
21 Apr
Forward 'I'm fragmented, and a surviving remnant': The story of Westerbork prisoner 8331 20 Apr
Terrence Petty narrates the profound story of Jacob "Jack" Boas, born in Westerbork, a Nazi transit camp in Holland during WWII. Although Jack has no memorie...
20 Apr
Forward Tidbits: Traces of a ghetto bunker uncovered in Będzin, Poland 20 Apr
Recent archaeological efforts have uncovered traces of a Jewish ghetto bunker in Bdzin, Poland, dating back to 1943. This discovery sheds new light on the ef...
20 Apr
Future of Jewish A KGB operative warned us about the Israel narrative. 19 Apr
Ido Singer's essay, as a child of a Holocaust survivor, delves into the psychological and ideological influences shaping narratives around the Israeli-Palest...
19 Apr
Forward Stumbling across Jewish history in a vintage store 17 Apr
Mira Fox recounts discovering an engraving by obscure yet significant Jewish artist Abram Krol in a Providence vintage store. The piece, depicting the provoc...
17 Apr
JTA New ‘information center’ in Polish town denies murders of Jews by local Poles in 1941 17 Apr
A new information center in Jedwabne, Poland, is sparking controversy by denying the town's 1941 massacre of Jews by local Poles. The center, housed in shipp...
17 Apr
Forward How a young woman smuggled weapons into the Warsaw Ghetto 17 Apr
Vladka Meed's memoir, as detailed in a revised edition with contributions from Steven Meed and Samuel Kassow, recounts her harrowing experiences as a weapon ...
17 Apr
Hadassah New Books on Hannah Senesh, the Woman Who Became Zionist Legend 15 Apr
Hannah Senesh's remarkable life and heroism as a paratrooper during World War II is explored in two newly released books: Douglas Century's "Crash of the Hea...
15 Apr
JTA Congress removes deadline for Holocaust-looted art claims, setting stage for more restitution battles 15 Apr
A new U.S. law, the 2025 Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act (HEAR Act), has been enacted, allowing more time for Holocaust survivors and their descendan...
15 Apr
Forward Jewish food writer Joan Nathan knew her relative became a Catholic martyr. A search reveals the rest of his Holocaust history. 14 Apr
Joan Nathan, renowned as a Jewish food writer, recently delved into her family's Holocaust history through the Center for Jewish History's 'Histories and Mys...
14 Apr
Kveller This Stylish Holocaust Survivor Crossing Guard from New Jersey Is Our New Obsession 14 Apr
Paulette Dorflaufer, a visually striking crossing guard aged 82, has captured online attention for her distinctive style in Livingston, New Jersey. Her remar...
14 Apr
MomentMag Burning Psalms: Confronting Adonai after Auschwitz with Menachem Rosensaft and Amy E Schwartz 14 Apr
Menachem Rosensaft explores the intersection of poetry and suffering in relation to the Holocaust through his work, "Burning Psalms: Confronting Adonai after...
14 Apr
Forward A chance for the descendants of Holocaust victims to reclaim a piece of the past 14 Apr
The article details the efforts of the Center for Jewish History’s initiative, Histories and Mysteries, which helps descendants of Holocaust victims, like Bo...
14 Apr
Chabad.org Elie Wiesel Never Wanted To Marry 14 Apr
The video explores the personal life and perspective of Elie Wiesel, particularly his initial reluctance to marry. It delves into Wiesel's experiences during...
14 Apr
Kveller 12 Holocaust Movies and TV Shows Streaming Right Now 14 Apr
The article explores the evolution of Holocaust-themed films and TV series, highlighting 12 significant recent releases that are currently available for stre...
14 Apr
My Jewish Mommy Life What do we tell our children on Holocaust Remembrance Day? #holocaust #yomhashoah 14 Apr
On Yom Hashoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, Jewish communities grapple with the challenge of educating children about the Holocaust while preserving a sens...
14 Apr
Forward VIDEO: ’Love was there too:’ A Yom Hashoah commemoration in Yiddish 14 Apr
This Yom Hashoah, Yiddishpiel commemorated Holocaust Remembrance Day with a distinctive touch by hosting an event entirely in Yiddish. The program highlighte...
14 Apr
The Free Press Israel Pauses to Remember the 6 Million 14 Apr
Holocaust Memorial Day in Israel is marked by a two-minute silence nationwide, underscoring the significance of remembrance for the 6 million Jews murdered d...
14 Apr
JTA Holocaust education gets a bad rap. But it’s not falling short — we are. 14 Apr
Daniel Greene argues that the current state of Holocaust education in the United States is being unfairly criticized for not eradicating antisemitism and oth...
14 Apr
Forward In Elie Wiesel's latter years, he and I discussed the effects of the Holocaust. Those conversations are now an opera. 14 Apr
Howard Reich, a longtime music critic for the Chicago Tribune, reflects on his unexpected relationship with Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, which began when ...
14 Apr
Jewish Review of Books Crime Scene with a View 14 Apr
Benjamin Balint's article explores the historical and moral dichotomy of the Wannsee Conference villa, which once hosted Nazi officials planning the Final So...
14 Apr
JTA Many children killed in the Holocaust had no one to say Kaddish for them. These Jews have stepped up. 14 Apr
In an effort to honor the memory of Jewish children murdered during the Holocaust who have no surviving relatives, Temple Beth El in West Palm Beach, Florida...
14 Apr
JTA Israelis pause for a different kind of siren: the one marking Holocaust memorial day 14 Apr
In a poignant moment amidst ongoing tensions, Israelis marked Yom HaShoah with a two-minute siren to honor the 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust. The si...
14 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy When war returns, it does not return for everyone in the same way 14 Apr
As Israel faces ongoing conflict, significant attention and resources are often directed towards protecting children and young soldiers. However, Holocaust s...
14 Apr
Future of Jewish “Never Again” is starting to sound like a question. 14 Apr
Shane Shmuel reflects on the personal significance of Yom Hashoah, drawing connections between past Holocaust experiences and the resurgence of antisemitism ...
14 Apr
Lehrhaus Holocaust Humor, Ethics, and Theological Protest 14 Apr
Peninah Taragin Gershman explores the complex and controversial territory of Holocaust humor and its ethical implications. She recounts a personal experience...
14 Apr
Future of Jewish The Holocaust was not just against Jews. It was about us. 13 Apr
Leo Pearlman argues that the Holocaust's primary objective was the annihilation of Jews, and this targeted ideology persists today through modern antisemitis...
13 Apr
Rationalist Judaism Is Yom HaShoah on the Wrong Day? 13 Apr
Natan Slifkin explores the contention surrounding the observance of Yom HaShoah, questioning whether the chosen date, the 27th of Nissan, appropriately comme...
13 Apr
Forward A moving tribute to Soviet Jewry, with uncomfortable contemporary echoes 13 Apr
Yiddish Glory's new album, "The Silenced Songs of WWII," continues the project of preserving Soviet-Jewish cultural heritage through music, initiated by Moys...
13 Apr
Forward VIDEO: A song about a Jewish girl, Khaye, who died in Treblinka 13 Apr
The poignant Yiddish poem "My Sister Khaye," written by Binem Heller in memory of his sister who perished in the Treblinka concentration camp, was immortaliz...
13 Apr
JTA South Korean president compares IDF actions to the Holocaust, drawing Israel condemnation 13 Apr
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung sparked controversy by comparing Israeli military actions to the Holocaust in a social media post, which Israel's Foreig...
13 Apr
JTA As Holocaust knowledge lags, Florida targets teens with new approaches 13 Apr
As Holocaust awareness declines among younger generations, especially in Florida, new educational initiatives are being introduced to engage teens. Despite F...
13 Apr
JTA Pro-Palestinian activists are banned from Buchenwald, where survivors vowed to fight for peace 13 Apr
A dispute over the memory and commemoration of Buchenwald's victims has erupted after pro-Palestinian activists were barred from holding a vigil at the site....
13 Apr
JTA This Yom HaShoah is different from all others — and we’ve never needed it more 13 Apr
Yom HaShoah 2023 is marked by rising global antisemitism and reminders of the importance of Holocaust remembrance to fight against all forms of hatred and ge...
13 Apr
Forward He saved dozens of kids in Auschwitz — he kept it a secret for nearly the rest of his life 12 Apr
Judith Richter embarked on a journey to unveil her father Erno Zvi Spiegel's untold heroism during the Holocaust after discovering his story in a LIFE Magazi...
12 Apr
Forward My family and friends questioned why I wanted to visit Israel. That's why I wanted to go. 9 Apr
Philissa Cramer, a non-Jewish journalism student, reflects on her journey to Poland rather than Israel due to geopolitical tensions, as part of a program aim...
9 Apr
JTA A lost novel from 1943 predicted the Holocaust. Now, it has been recovered. 3 Apr
Friedrich Torberg's 1943 novel, "Mein ist die Rache" or "Vengeance is Mine," envisioned the horrors of the Holocaust even as it unfolded. Torberg, an Austria...
3 Apr
Forward Pro-Palestinian rally at Buchenwald memorial is shut down by German authorities 3 Apr
German authorities canceled a pro-Palestinian rally at the Buchenwald concentration camp memorial due to outcry over its timing and location coinciding with ...
3 Apr
Jewdicious A Towering Jewish Hero Dies: We Mourn the Monumental Life of Sam Harris 3 Apr
Sam Harris, a Holocaust survivor who played a vital role in founding the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center, has passed away at the age of 88. Born...
3 Apr
Forward In 1989, Harold Pinter and Jerry Schatzberg made the perfect Holocaust movie for 2026 2 Apr
Reunion, a re-released 1989 film by Jerry Schatzberg with a screenplay by Harold Pinter, explores the complex dynamics of friendship in pre-Holocaust Germany...
2 Apr
Jewish History Lectures Who Was Anne Frank, Really? 27 Mar
The video delves into the rich and complex legacy of Anne Frank through the exploration of Ruth Franklin's book, _The Many Lives of Anne Frank_. This work ex...
27 Mar
The Free Press The Jewish Volunteers Who Returned to Nazi Europe 26 Mar
Matti Friedman explores a lesser-known aspect of Jewish history during World War II in his book, "Out of the Sky: Heroism and Rebirth in Nazi Europe." The na...
26 Mar
Jewish Review of Books Breaching the Walls of History 25 Mar
Dan Rabinowitz delves into the contentious reaction sparked by his research on the Strashun Library in Vilna, which drew criticism from the haredi community ...
25 Mar
Jewish Review of Books Leap of Faith 25 Mar
Matti Friedman's new book explores the courageous yet ultimately tragic mission of Jewish parachutists, including Haviva Reick and Hannah Senesh, sent into N...
25 Mar