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Archaeologists discover trove of Jewish relics near historic Warsaw Ghetto
More than 5,000 items related to pre-war Jewish life found in 2 basements, transferred to Warsaw Ghetto Museum
Itamar Eichner
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05.26.24
Worked together in the lab, murdered together in Auschwitz
Élisabeth and Eugène Wollman made their way from Russia to the Pasteur Institute in Paris, where they worked together for many years on joint and groundbreaking research in microbiology, until the Nazis came
Davidson Institute of Science
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05.17.24
Biden: 'Too many people forget the horrors of the Holocaust and the horrors of October 7'
The U.S. president, at an event memorializing those killed in the Holocaust held at the Capitol, decried antisemitism; 'This hatred (of Jews) continues to lie deep in the hearts of too many people in the world and requires our continued vigilance and outspokenness'
Reuters
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05.07.24
Michael Oren reveals images show liberation of Buchenwald concentration camp
The father of Israeli diplomat Michael Oren fought in the US Army against the Nazis in World War II, and his uncle participated in the liberation of the Buchenwald concentration camp; rare photos from the family archive reveal the horror of piles of Jewish bodies; 'My father showed me the pictures and said: That's why we need a strong Jewish state,' he recalls
Alexandra Lukash
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05.06.24
Between 'New Pumbedita' and 'Altneuland': A century of the law that divided the Jewish people
Opinion: The Immigration Act passed exactly 100 years ago in the US reshaped Jewish history: millions were killed in the Holocaust as a result, the State of Israel was established, and the two largest Jewish communities in the world were formed; this is how history looks, starting with discrimination and loss, and continuing with hope
Ofer Chizik
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05.06.24
Holocaust survivor gives 80-year-old box to Yad Vashem
Susanne Schick decides to bestow her treasured box which she brought from Austria to Israel and hid in her home for decades, her only memento from her homeland; 'It's difficult to pass on the box, but it's to ensure that the stories of thousands of Jews from Vienna are not forgotten'
Itamar Eichner
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05.06.24
'The clothes they sewed saved the family'
Israeli fashion designer Galit Freiman Levi recounts the story of her grandmother Adela who was forced to sew dresses for Nazi officers' wives, saving her family in the process
Itay Yaakov
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05.06.24
'May no one yell at you anymore, 'Stop, Jew'': Moving Holocaust-era correspondence
Handed over to Yad Vashem Museum, the dedication book features testimonies and correspondence between both Holocaust victims and survivors; One correspondence showed a girl writing another girl about how they hope for the end of the horrors, but unfortunately, neither survived
Yogev Israeli
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05.06.24
The stories of Holocaust survivors who survived October 7
Approximately 2,500 Holocaust survivors experienced the horrible massacre on October 7, which triggered their bitter memories of fear and persecution during World War II
Hadar Gil-Ad
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05.06.24
There was a soccer league in the Theresienstadt concentration camp
Amid the turmoil of a World War, a 12-team soccer league emerged inside a concentration camp in Czechoslovakia; Although the games were exploited cynically for Nazi propaganda, they served as a vital escape from the looming threat of death for both the players and their fellow prisoner-spectators
ynet correspondents
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05.06.24
How to talk to your children about the Holocaust after October 7
With many of us still trying to comprehend the horrible massacre, talking about the Holocaust to our children could be challenging for both sides; Here are some good approaches to try
Roni Langerman-Ziv
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05.05.24
Survivors of Hamas massacre, Holocaust survivors in March of the Living
March begins in Budapest commemorating murder of 550,000 Hungarian Jews; also joining the march are heads of leading US universities amid antisemitism surge there
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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05.05.24
Beyond bullets and bombs: Lessons of faith, pragmatism, and survival from the vilna ghetto for countering antisemitism today
Opinion: As antisemitism raises its alarming head once more, the ghetto philosophy of Dr. Zelig Kalmanovich offers a powerful and unexpected perspective on Jewish resistance
Dr. Daniela Ozacky Stern
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05.04.24
The grim reality of Holocaust survivors in Israel since start of war
Holocaust Remembrance Day, which will be observed next week, serves as a poignant reminder of the daily struggle many Holocaust survivors endure, and since October 7 the challenges have only become more complex
Hadar Gil-Ad
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05.02.24
World Jewish population still lower than 1939, CBS reports
Data reported ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day shows there are 15.7 million Jews living today – fewer than before the outbreak of World War II, of whom 133,000 are Holocaust survivors ; 1,500 Holocaust survivors have been evacuated from their homes in the north and south of the country due to war
Yaron Drukman
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05.02.24
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