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The mathematician who defied concentration camps
Felix Hausdorff, one of the most prominent mathematicians of the 20th century, chose to end his own life rather than face internment in a concentration camp at the age of 73
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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02.09.24
After 82 years, secret KGB documents on murder of Jews in Holocaust revealed
Documents in Russian security agency archives reveal the atrocities committed by the Nazis in Eastern Europe; Latvian soldier testified: 'This is how I murdered 320 Jews'; the Gestapo increased the wages of Ukrainian policemen who killed Jews, and the Germans buried thousands of Jews alive
Itamar Eichner
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01.28.24
Trump: I have not read Hitler's 'Mein Kampf'
Former US president's ex-wife reportedly told lawyer in 1990 that Trump keeps Nazi manifesto on bedside table; ADL says speeches 'racist, xenophobic and despicable'
Reuters
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12.20.23
Antisemitism or promoting new song? Kanye West wears double eagle shirt reminiscent of Nazi symbol
The famous and controversial rapper posts short video of himself wearing a shirt with a double eagle logo reading 'Vultures'; The symbol was used by Nazi Germany during the Holocaust, but West has dropped a new song titled 'Vultures'
Itay Yaacov
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12.11.23
'A true heroine': One of last 'Mengele Twins' dies at 95
Frida Wassermann Gogh's family mourns her departure and recounts the memories she shared about the Holocaust and experiments she went through under the Nazi doctor
Israel Moshkovitz
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12.06.23
Have you seen this book? Pioneering project searches for Jewish books looted by Nazis
Berlin's Higher Institute for Jewish Studies, one of world’s primary Jewish libraries pre-WWII, had its collection of over 60,000 titles seized in bid to rewrite Jewish history; international project invites public to help recover lost books
Ynetnews
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11.29.23
Hamas planned to employ ‘components of gas used to kill Jews in Holocaust’
Davidson Institute chemist and neurobiologist Dr. Avi Saig says mere 70 milligrams of cyanide can be lethal while substance relatively easy to acquire, given its use in the chemical industry, primarily for metal production
Alexandra Lukash
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10.24.23
Scholz in Tel Aviv: 'Germany’s responsibility for Holocaust requires us to maintain Israel’s security'
German leader stresses Israel has right, obligation under international law to protect its civilians; Netanyahu says 'Hamas are the new Nazis'
Itamar Eichner
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10.17.23
‘We all have ancestors who were doing great things, not just living as the poor shtetl Jew’
After successfully recovering Nazi-looted artworks, a feat portrayed in the movie Woman in Gold, Jewish lawyer Randol Schoenberg embarks on a new journey: a documentary exploring his family's roots in Italy from 500 years ago
Yaniv Pohoryles
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10.01.23
Canadian Jews call for ex-Nazi expulsion
Following the resignation of the parliament speaker after he invites a former Ukrainian revealed to have served under Nazi command, A Jewish group urges the Canadian PM to oust the 98-year-old from the country he allegedly entered illegally
Alexandra Lukash
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09.27.23
Vatican holds unprecedented beatification of Polish family of 9 killed for hiding Jews
Last year, Pope Francis pronounced the deeply Catholic Ulma family, including the child that Wiktoria Ulma was pregnant with, martyrs for the faith, paving the way for their beatification
AP
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09.10.23
The Nazis looted 600,000 artworks from Jews; A new university program is teaching students how to identify and return them
The University of Denver offers certificate studies focused on restoring looted cultural artifacts, and is the world's first and only academic endeavor of its kind, concentrating on identifying, recovering, and restoring artworks seized by the Nazis
Daniel Edelson, New York
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08.27.23
Former Trump official says Jews to blame for dying in Holocaust
Mike Flynn speaks to Christian audience describes his take-away from his visit to Auschwitz saying thousands of Jews did not resist few Nazi guards, says was disturbed by the notion a mother would willingly give her child away
Daniel Edelson, New York
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08.16.23
Never-before-seen footage of Nazi death train liberation unearthed 78 years later
Exclusive: Nearly eight decades after U.S. Army soldiers freed 2,500 Jews from Nazi clutches, newly-discovered footage in the U.S. National Archives reveals poignant scenes of liberation
Itamar Eichner
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07.31.23
Germany's far-right makes a comeback with first electoral victory
During a visit to the district where Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party won power for the first time, we witnessed young people giving Nazi salutes, spontaneous ‘Heil Hitler’ chants, signs with fascist slogans, and streets filled with hatred towards foreigners and fear
Ze'ev Avrahami, Sonneberg, Germany
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07.15.23
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