Jewish Chronicle
Review: The Commandants’s Shadow, The dark legacy of Höss is a real zone of interest
17 Jul
"The Commandant's Shadow" is a documentary by Daniela Völker that follows Hans Jürgen Höss, the son of Rudolf Höss, the commandant of Auschwitz, as he grappl...
17 Jul
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Meet ancient Rome’s real life Jewish princess: Berenice, star of new TV series Those About to Die
16 Jul
The TV series "Those About to Die" highlights the captivating story of Berenice, an ancient Jewish princess who navigated complex relationships and tumultuou...
16 Jul
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Legacy of a monster: the real-life story behind The Zone of Interest
12 Jul
"The Commandant's Shadow" is a documentary film by Daniela Völker that delves into the real-life story of Hans Jürgen Höss, the son of the commandant of Ausc...
12 Jul
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David Baddiel’s memoir about his dysfuctional family will make you wince with pleasure
12 Jul
David Baddiel's memoir "My Family" delves into his dysfunctional family dynamics, portraying his parents' lack of interest in him and his brothers, highlight...
12 Jul
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A saviour’s insights into his Holocaust rescue missions
12 Jul
"Orphans of the Holocaust: Ott Komoly's Diary, Budapest 1944" edited by Thomas Komoly, sheds light on Ott Komoly's heroic efforts during the 1944 German occu...
12 Jul
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Inspiration from a Sicilian mikveh
12 Jul
In Sicily, a chance discovery of a street named after the old Jewish quarter led to the exploration of a mikveh dating back to the 6th century, used for near...
12 Jul
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From one Jewish mum called Victoria to another… advice for our new First Lady
11 Jul
In a heartfelt letter from one Jewish mother named Victoria to another, the author offers advice to the new First Lady Victoria on navigating her family's ne...
11 Jul
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Israel’s former First Lady Lihi Lapid: ‘When I get to politics, each word can be dangerous’
10 Jul
Lihi Lapid, Israel's former First Lady and a successful writer, discusses her foray into politics, highlighting the caution required in choosing words carefu...
10 Jul
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This new musical stars a thoroughly modern Moses
10 Jul
A new musical titled "Go!" brings a fresh perspective to the story of Moses and the Exodus, focusing on his complexities as a character and the challenges he...
10 Jul
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TV review: A Family Affair ‘A silly film that offers excellent escapism’
10 Jul
"A Family Affair" is a light-hearted rom-com available on Netflix that follows the story of a young assistant, Zara, to a famous actor, Chris, played by Jewi...
10 Jul
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Legends’ thrilling run chase on Belmont and Edgware’s big day
9 Jul
Belmont and Edgware Cricket Club marked their 50th anniversary with a special legends vs current XI match at their Old Camdenians ground, showcasing the comm...
9 Jul
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Shalom Auslander on his new book ‘Feh’: ‘We’ve been told a terrible story about ourselves for thousands of years’
8 Jul
Shalom Auslander discusses his new book "Feh" as an optimistic narrative attempting to rewrite the traditional negative story told about humanity for thousan...
8 Jul
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When Captain Marvel fought antisemitism
4 Jul
In the 1940s, amidst rising antisemitism in the US, a group of top cartoonists, including Captain Marvel artist Mac Raboy and MAD cartoonist Dave Berg, colla...
4 Jul
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This on-trend colour combo is simply a summer breeze
4 Jul
The article discusses the popularity of the blue and white color combination, referencing the Israeli and Greek flags and fashionable tourist destinations li...
4 Jul
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The Israeli puppeteers working with children devastated by October 7
4 Jul
Amidst boycott pressures against Israeli artists, JW3 in the UK hosts Israels Train Theatre, known for its non-verbal puppetry show Once Upon a World promoti...
4 Jul
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China’s wild heart
4 Jul
The article describes a travel experience in Hunan, China, famous for its picturesque landscape, spicy cuisine, and rich history. The journey begins in Chang...
4 Jul
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Howzat! Andy clean bowls them with his cricketing stats
3 Jul
Andy Zaltzman, a cricket statistician and comedian, plays a significant role in showcasing the narrative of cricket through numbers. His expertise and passio...
3 Jul
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TV review: We were the Lucky Ones: Good series, shame about the lighting
3 Jul
"We Were the Lucky Ones" is a TV series set in Radom, Poland in 1937, depicting a Jewish family gathering for Pesach before the outbreak of war. Based on Geo...
3 Jul
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The art that made Ukraine and the Jewish artists who made it
28 Jun
The article discusses the significant role of Jewish artists in shaping modernist art in Ukraine between 1900 and the 1930s, amid a backdrop of political and...
28 Jun
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Kinds of Kindness, review: a kind of invitation to defy conventional thinking
27 Jun
Yorgos Lanthimos's film "Kinds of Kindness" is a theatrical and unconventional exploration of human behavior through interconnected short stories. The star-s...
27 Jun
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The Jewish war novelist who told the stories of soldiers, not officers
27 Jun
Alexander Baron, a Jewish war novelist born Joseph Alexander Bernstein, gained acclaim for his war trilogy, notably "From the City, From the Plough," which r...
27 Jun
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The Marilyn Conspiracy review: An evening of ... conspiracies
27 Jun
"The Marilyn Conspiracy" play at the Park Theatre explores the theory that Marilyn Monroe was murdered. The story revolves around seven individuals present a...
27 Jun
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The Body Shop is an ethical brand built on chutzpah
27 Jun
The Body Shop, known for its ethical stance and pioneering founder Anita Roddick, faces challenges in the ever-changing beauty industry, particularly after b...
27 Jun
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Where should I stash savings for my deposit?
27 Jun
If you are saving for a deposit, consider a Lifetime Isa (Lisa) as the best option to grow your money tax-free and get a government bonus. The Moneybox Lifet...
27 Jun
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Wales’s wild west: exploring the Pembrokeshire coast
26 Jun
The article recounts a challenging hike along the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales, showcasing its rugged beauty and wild landscapes, reminiscent of the edge of ...
26 Jun
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A summer full of stars and hardly any antisemitism in their shows
26 Jun
Despite the prevalent discussions around antisemitism, the world of entertainment provides some respite for Jewish audiences with a variety of upcoming event...
26 Jun
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Kid Sister, review: How not to write a comedy about Jews
26 Jun
"Kid Sister," a New Zealand television comedy drama, falls short in its attempt to humorously portray a Jewish family, with stereotypical and unlikeable char...
26 Jun
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The truth is Jews can’t run a gig let alone the world
26 Jun
The text discusses the portrayal of Jews and Zionists in the media, emphasizing the rise in anti-Zionist sentiments and the association of Zionism with globa...
26 Jun
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How Hamas and its apologists made me a true Zionist
26 Jun
After a long-standing ambivalence towards Israel, a British writer's perspective shifted dramatically following Hamas' deadly actions. The killing of 1,200 p...
26 Jun
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‘I had to sit down and weep’
26 Jun
The Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem presents the exhibit "From Darkness to Light," showcasing the horrors of the Hamas attack on October 7. Through advanced...
26 Jun
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Dance review: A tale of two Swan Lakes
24 Jun
English National Ballet's unique production of Swan Lake at the Royal Albert Hall is performed in the round, offering a fresh perspective for viewers with th...
24 Jun
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Wardrobe must-haves to get my Style Show started
21 Jun
In this article, the author recalls their youthful fashion choices and their evolution into a more practical style as a mother. Reflecting on their inherited...
21 Jun
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The Bikeriders review: Jodie revs it up in this tale about bikers on a dead end
20 Jun
"The Bikeriders" is a film that closely follows the book by Danny Lyon about American bikers in the 1960s Midwest, focusing on The Vandals, a biker club akin...
20 Jun
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Kiss Me, Kate review: this kissing lark is all in the line of duty
20 Jun
Stephanie J. Block and Adrian Dunbar star in the revival of Cole Porter's musical "Kiss Me, Kate" at the Barbican. Directed by Bartlett Sher, the show explor...
20 Jun
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The Piano Player of Budapest review: A beautifully performed Holocaust symphony
20 Jun
"The Piano Player of Budapest" by Roxanne de Bastion is a touching account of her grandfather Stephen, a Hungarian composer and musician known as the Piano P...
20 Jun
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Brilliant insights from our much-loved Secret Shulgoer
20 Jun
"Being Rina: The Collected Writings of Rina Wolfson" provides a deep insight into the life and experiences of British Jewish woman Rina Wolfson from 1972 to ...
20 Jun
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What super-busy actor Andy Nyman did next
20 Jun
Andy Nyman, a highly sought-after actor, known for his work in various media including films, plays, and TV series, is set to star in "Hello, Dolly!" alongsi...
20 Jun
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Slower Silesia – a cycling holiday in Poland
19 Jun
The article describes a cycling trip through Lower Silesia, Poland, with The Slow Cyclist travel company. The author, inspired by his family ties to Poland, ...
19 Jun
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The Jewish Da Vinci Code
18 Jun
"The Gaon Code" by Rytis Sabas is a gripping novel intertwining Russian mobsters, Mossad agents, and an 18th-century Lithuanian rabbi known as the Vilna Gaon...
18 Jun
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Fat-shamed in life and death, this is the truth about Mama Cass
18 Jun
Owen Elliot-Kugell, daughter of the late Jewish singer Cass Elliot from The Mamas and the Papas, unravels the myths surrounding her mother's life and death i...
18 Jun
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Breaking Dad Amazon Prime review: A mediocre story stretched too thin
18 Jun
"Breaking Dad" on Amazon Prime is critiqued as a documentary that fails to deliver on its promising concept of a British version of "Breaking Bad." The story...
18 Jun
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Why empathy is a priceless antidote in this painful world
18 Jun
In the midst of challenging times faced by Jewish parents and grandparents, feelings of fear and anxiety are prevalent due to concerns about safety, antisemi...
18 Jun
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The Forbidden Daughter review: A fascinating look at the legacy of the Holocaust
14 Jun
"The Forbidden Daughter" by Zipora Klein Jakob is a fictionalized Holocaust biography that delves into the multi-generational impact of trauma and loss, rath...
14 Jun
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Do opportunities knock twice in life? Two men who might just know
14 Jun
"Second Chances: Shakespeare & Freud" by Stephen Greenblatt and Adam Phillips delves into the theme of second chances in life through the lens of literature ...
14 Jun
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Freud’s Last Session review: This is a movie with play envy
14 Jun
"Freud's Last Session" is a film that portrays a fictional meeting between Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis, exploring their contrasting views on religion amidst...
14 Jun
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English review: I think this classroom drama could try a little bit harder
14 Jun
This review discusses a classroom drama at the Kiln Theatre focusing on four students in Iran learning English for the TOEFL exam. The play explores their st...
14 Jun
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Modesty rules in a house with a pre-teen girl
14 Jun
The author reflects on the challenges of navigating modesty and privacy in a household with a pre-teen daughter, highlighting the complexities of being the o...
14 Jun
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(Stephen) Fry’s delight: his new film with Lena Dunham
14 Jun
Stephen Fry and Lena Dunham collaborated on the film "Treasure," based on Lily Bretts book "Too Many Men." The movie follows a father-daughter duo, played by...
14 Jun
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My grandma the legend: Life with art collector Peggy Guggenheim, the fabulously wealthy bohemian
14 Jun
Peggy Guggenheim, renowned art collector, led a fascinating life from socialite to bohemian before solidifying her legacy in Venice. Her time in England, par...
14 Jun
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Welcome to the column that puts YOUR health first
14 Jun
The article discusses various health-related topics within the Jewish community. It notes the prevalence of hypochondria among Jews and the comfort in discus...
14 Jun