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Goldrich Cultural Center
Israeli-American architect transforms Holocaust Museum LA, where memory meets life
Hagy Belzberg resigned a new Holocaust Story Center that blends into the park and surrounding community; the $70 addition includes a hologram theater of Holocaust survivors who 'talk' to the audience and space for 25,000 exhibits 
Ayala El-Or, Los Angeles | 07.19.26
קריקטורה של ארתור שיק
Dark Horse cancels Holocaust cartoon book after author rejects demand to condemn Israel
Dr. Rafael Medoff says an editor conditioned publication on criticism of Israel, Netanyahu and Trump; the publisher denies the claim and says the project was dropped for commercial and scheduling reasons
Daniel Edelson, New York | 07.12.26
הלאומן הפולני גז'גוז' בראון מציב אנדרטה ועליה שקרים בקשר לאחריות לטבח
'The Jedwabne lie': Polish nationalists protest memorial for Jews murdered by neighbors
Jewish leaders, politicians and citizens marked the 1941 massacre of hundreds of Jews by their Polish neighbors, while far-right activists insisted only the Nazis were responsible; Poland’s chief rabbi urged the country to confront its past
AFP | 07.11.26
The Italian parliament
Italy advances landmark Holocaust art restitution bill
Legislation would create Italy’s first formal process to return art and cultural property looted under Fascist and Nazi persecution
ynet Global | 07.09.26
They Gave Us Hope Again – Pregnancy and Birth in the Kaufering Camp, Dachau
Holocaust exhibit in Brazil tells story of seven babies born in Nazi camp
São Paulo’s Catavento Museum hosts 'They Gave Us Hope Again,' an exhibition tracing the survival of Jewish infants born at Kaufering in the final months of World War II
ynet Global | 07.09.26
Elie Wiesel’s hidden world of letters, loss and friendship
Unpublished letters, a deep friendship with Primo Levi, conversations with Albert Camus and Allen Ginsberg’s original ‘Kaddish’ manuscript reveal a new portrait of Wiesel, the Nobel laureate who stood at the center of Jewish and world culture after the Holocaust
Yoel Rappel | 07.09.26
Mauthausen concentration camp; Hirtenberg was one of its subcamps
Supermarket to be built on former women’s concentration camp site in Austria
The Hirtenberg camp held about 400 women, many deported from Auschwitz and forced to work in an arms factory; Austrian media say a logistics center and Lidl branch are planned for the site, drawing outrage from Jewish leaders and memorial officials
Itamar Eichner | 07.08.26
ShoutOut
New online game teaches students to spot Holocaust denial and antisemitism
ShoutOut puts students inside a simulated social media feed as schools struggle to address how hate speech and Holocaust distortion spread online
ynet Global | 07.04.26
הנשיא הרצוג בנאומו
85 years after Iasi pogrom, Herzog warns: ‘Antisemitism in Europe is rising again’
About 15,000 Jews were murdered in the 1941 pogrom and death trains in Romania; at a ceremony for victims whose remains were recently found, Herzog said the moral foundation built after the Holocaust is weaker than at any time in 80 years
Itamar Eichner | 06.28.26
The personal belongings of four Greek Jews deported to Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust were returned to their surviving relatives
Holocaust victims' belongings returned to families of Greek Jews more than 80 years later
High school students helped reunite Holocaust-era personal belongings stolen from four Greek Jews deported to Nazi concentration camps with their surviving relatives, more than 80 years after they were taken, as part of an international remembrance initiative
Itamar Eichner | 06.26.26
The 36 jerseys are no coincidence. The number equals twice 18, which in Jewish tradition represents the word Chai (חי) — “life” in Hebrew
‘Jerseys against hatred’: Holocaust museum showcases football’s stand against discrimination
The Brazilian Holocaust Museum is bringing together football kits from around the world in an unprecedented exhibition showing how football can be a field for social transformation, resistance and diversity 
ynet Global | 06.13.26
מחנה העבודה בנובוגרודק והנצחת תוואי המנהרה
One of the Holocaust's greatest escape sites may become a paid 'immersive experience'
Descendants of survivors are outraged after the sale of Belarus' Novogrudok labor camp, where one of the Holocaust's most daring escapes took place, to a private developer planning an immersive visitor experience; the developer says it will be a nonprofit Holocaust museum, not an attraction
Itamar Eichner | 06.03.26
From Benno's Light
Holocaust education comes to life in mixed reality
Claims Conference launches 'Benno’s Light,' an immersive project using VR and desktop access to preserve Holocaust survivor Benno Kern’s testimony for younger generations
ynet Global | 06.03.26
Handout photos released by Yad Vashem show educational exhibits at Holocaust remembrance facilities ahead of the planned opening of a new education center in Munich
Yad Vashem to open first Holocaust education center outside Israel in Munich
Center in the birthplace of the Nazi Party will serve Germany and neighboring countries, as Yad Vashem expands Holocaust education amid rising antisemitism and distortion
ynet Global | 05.28.26
Berlin's Holocaust Memorial
Berlin police arrest man suspected of being an accomplice to Holocaust Memorial stabbing
Federal prosecutors say Khalaf A. encouraged the 2025 attack, in which a Syrian man later convicted of acting in the name of the Islamic State stabbed a Spanish tourist at Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial
Associated Press | 05.27.26
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