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Holocaust
Rare 1939 Einstein letter calling to save Jews from Europe hits auction block
Letter, with initial $20,000 bid, penned by Einstein to Jewish New York Department of Welfare official, reading, ‘The power of resistance which has enabled the Jewish people to survive has been based on mutual helpfulness’
Daniel Edelson, New York
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07.23.24
Remains of synagogue destroyed by Nazis uncovered in Polish city
Workers clearing ground for a parking lot found columns and remains of the walls of the structure that once held 650 worshipers in the city of Otwock, home to a Jewish community of 5,500 before the Holocaust
Itamar Eichner
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07.18.24
The incredible odyssey of Holocaust survivor Sabina Heller’s baptism dress
After her parents were murdered in the Holocaust, young Sabina was taken in by relatives of the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin; After their death, Rachel Rabin told her all about her biological parents and the Christian family who saved her life
Itamar Eichner
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07.10.24
New Yad Vashem campus holds Jewish treasures from Holocaust era
Stretching over 63,000 feet, the new Holocaust Heritage Campus houses millions of documents, pictures and pieces of art collected by the museum since its founding
Itamar Eichner
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07.09.24
'The Holocaust also has a lot to teach us about the dangers of silence'
Ironically, October 7 found Lena Dunham as she was exploring her Jewish identity, inspired by her latest film Treasure; in an interview, director-writer-actress speaks thoughtfully about rising antisemitism and encourages visits to Auschwitz; one thing hasn't changed: she still doesn't try too hard to look good
Amir Kaminer
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07.08.24
Dan David Prize for historian studying Jewish archive in Warsaw Ghetto
Katarzyna Person is among nine historians receiving $300,000 to advance their research; Her work attempts to answer how atrocity is remembered, who and why society chooses to silence them
Ynetnews, Reuters
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07.03.24
1940 letter from Łódź Ghetto student to Israeli child revealed
Letter written by Jewish boy named David Spielman, addressed to 'child in the Land of Israel' recently discovered in basement in Poland and has made its way to Israel
Itamar Eichner
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07.02.24
'The Holocaust means Israel, no one wants to touch this topic'
International delegation of teachers set to arrive at Yad Vashem for the first time since October 7; Holocaust museum official says ongoing war in Gaza makes teaching subject extremely challenging; 'That's what you’re doing in Gaza – genocide,' one teacher said
Itamar Eichner
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06.30.24
Mountain of shoes of Nazi victims goes back on display at Auschwitz
Auschwitz Museum puts 3,000 out of 8,000 pairs of shoes worn by Jewish children murdered by the Nazis back on display after emergency preservation works funded by a crowdfunding project in order to preserve the memory of the Holocaust
Itamar Eichner
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06.27.24
Lithuanian artist commemorates children of Vilna ghetto by embedding their photos on plants
Artist and photographer Dovilė Dagienė says that, like plants, these children tried to adapt to the harshest conditions in the ghetto
Shmuel Munitz
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06.24.24
Pro-Palestinian organization hosts 'revolutionary' summer camp at Canadian university
Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights group says will offer students Arabic lessons and revised history lessons with pamphlets showcasing students armed with rifles
Itamar Eichner
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06.19.24
Israeli woman discovers Catholic father fought Nazis, in genealogy search
Elana Milman adopted as a small child born soon after WWII, says she found her biological parents with the help of My Heritage uncovering a brother she never knew she had
Yogev Israely
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06.13.24
A synagogue on the water: a journey following Amsterdam's Jews
Synagogue built on wooden stilts standing in water, diverse Jewish Museum frequented mostly by non-Jewish visitors, newly opened Holocaust Museum and oldest active Jewish library: tour of Dutch capital's Jewish Quarter offers glimpse into vibrant life of community largely destroyed
Dr. Joel Rappel
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06.12.24
Amid global strife, Holocaust education and survivor welfare receive significant funding boost
Social welfare services for Holocaust survivors to up additional €105 million, impacting more than 100,000 survivors worldwide; extra €51 million in funding for Holocaust education
Ynetnews
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06.05.24
Romania's Suceava County inaugurates new Holocaust memorial museum
Museum honors the memory of Holocaust victims as it aims to educate future generations about Romania's rich Jewish history and the atrocities of the past
Attila Somfalvi, Romania
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05.28.24
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