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Former Auschwitz guard, 96, found fit to serve prison sentence
Arutz Sheva – Prosecutors in the German state of Hanover say that a 96-year-old former Auschwitz guard is fit to serve a prison sentence. Oskar…
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How the Nazis Deceived Dutch Jews Before Sending Them to the Death Camps
The cast of a play in Westerbork. Theater performances were one of the methods employed by the Nazis…
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Alumni Reflections: Andrea Bolender, HTMC, 2015
Growing up the “shadow of the Shoah” can never be described as a life unaffected. During my youth I often felt I carried the responsibility…
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Remembrance Wall connects B’nai Mitzvah kids to Holocaust, Israel
Jewish Journal – Myrtle G. Sitowitz always has had a special place in her heart for Israel.
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Alumni Reflections: Valerie Greenfeld, USA, 2017
A SUITCASE OF PERSPECTIVE By Valerie Greenfeld April 29, 2017 To remember the heroes who resisted the Nazis and to mourn for those who were lost, I flew to…
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Three Italian Brothers Try to Find the Cave They Lived in During the Holocaust
JTA — Renting a house in…
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Auschwitz Artifacts to Go on Tour, Very Carefully
WARSAW — More than 72 years after the liberation of Auschwitz, the first traveling exhibition about the Nazi death camp will begin a journey later this year to 14…
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She Keeps Memory Of The Holocaust Alive — One Tchotchke At A Time
The Forward – For the past 26 years, Susan Goldstein Snyder, a curator at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum,…
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Anti-Semitic Crime At Highest Recorded Level In British History, Study Finds
Forward – (JTA) — Anti-Semitic crime has risen to its highest level in the United Kingdom, according…
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Holocaust Survivor Has Her Story Preserved, Thanks to LA Students
Students interviewed Holocaust survivor Eva Trenk, at the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust as part of a summer high…
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