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Henry Winkler’s Symbol Of Holocaust Survival Lives On In Hollywood
Henry Winkler, the Jewish actor best known as tough-talking Arthur Fonzarelli — aka, “The Fonz” — on the 1970s-80s TV show…
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Israeli Cycle Team to Honor Italian Tour De France Champ Turned Holocaust Hero
Two-time Tour de France winner Gino Bartali rode as a courier to help the Jewish resistance against the…
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‘Holocaust Heroes: Fierce Females’
WONDER WOMEN: Artist Linda Stein creates tapestries of strong women, such as the one pictured depicting the life…
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Helping Holocaust survivors helps all of us
Sam and Frieda grew up in the same city in Poland, but they met walking down the same street at…
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Nassau Holocaust Center Gives Voice To Genocidal Rape Survivors
Women are often victims of sexualized atrocities during genocides. (Photos via Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau…
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2 Holocaust Survivors Turn to Art to Reclaim Lost Lives
The collage artist Ruth Jacobsen, 83, and the handbag designer Judith Leiber, 95, both Holocaust survivors, have relied on the creative process and…
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Holocaust movie profiles American bravery
BOCA RATON, Fla. —It’s a story that sounds straight from Hollywood: Two Americans fly bravely into Nazi Germany and rescue 50 Jewish…
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Teacher Uses Skype To Teach Students about the Holocaust
With the help of Skype, a Virginia history teacher is passing on the story of his family’s escape from the Holocaust during…
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Meir Dagan: From the shadow of the Holocaust to the top of the Mossad
When news of Meir Dagan’s death broke, Mossad chief Yossi Cohen expressed…
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57,000 Tripping Stones Honor Holocaust Victims Across Europe, but This One’s Personal
Newly laid tripping stones, commemorating Holocaust victims Salomon van Gelder and Fijtje Fruitman, in Amsterdam. Photo Credit: Steven…
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