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Topic: Holocaust

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December 21, 2012
7:57 am

Stop extreme-right assembly, Jewish Italian lawmaker urges

Emanuele Fiano calls on country’s interior minister to block gathering of new anti-Semitic, anti-immigrant political party in Rome

December 20, 2012
5:50 pm

Graves at a Jewish cemetery (photo credit: Yaakov Naumi/Flash90)

Lost Jewish tombstones discovered in Greece

668 fragments found buried in Thessaloniki following 70-year search

December 20, 2012
5:24 pm

Time to talk about sexual violence during the Holocaust

Despite evidence that rape was widespread, the topic has so been left out of the Final Solution narrative

By Rochelle Saidel

December 19, 2012
6:55 pm

American WWII vet who liberated Holocaust victims dies

Carrol Walsh was part of a unit that freed Jewish concentration camp prisoners from a Nazi train

December 17, 2012
5:45 pm

Holocaust to be part of Australia’s national curriculum

New South Wales will be the first to teach the subject

December 6, 2012
8:37 am

The mausoleum at the Majdanek concentration camp outside Lublin, Poland. Under the dome are the ashes of the victims of a November 1943 mass execution that completed the liquidation of the Jewish population of the Lublin district. (photo credit: CC BY-ND Kasia/Flickr)

Out of the ashes, a ghoulish display

Swedish artist uses remains of Holocaust victims, taken from a concentration camp mausoleum, to create a macabre ‘painting’

By Elie Leshem

December 2, 2012
12:53 am

Hey fellow liberals, it’s time to let the facts get in your way

Palestine isn’t David and Israel’s no Goliath

By Jonathan Miller

December 1, 2012
3:35 am

Albania independence event in DC honors Jews, rescuers

Ceremony celebrates country whose Jews were mostly protected during the Holocaust

November 29, 2012
8:27 pm

German Jews leaving Germany in the 1930s, German Federal Archives. (photo: courtesy Ethan Bensinger)

Yekke renewal: a new project ‘Traces’ the remnants of German-Jewish culture

Underwritten by a 250,000 euro grant from the German Foreign Office, a new databank seeks to preserve the last vestiges of German-Jewish life from around the world

By Lisa Pevtzow

November 29, 2012
8:12 pm

They had a choice and they chose evil: on the murder of Norway’s Jews

The key issue of anti-Semitism and every form of racism is the danger to democracy, civilization and the future of humanity.

By Michael Melchior

November 27, 2012
5:50 pm

Norwegian Police apologize for sending Jews to Auschwitz

Statement comes on 70th anniversary of main deportation

November 26, 2012
10:14 pm

The stately prewar synagogue in Trondheim, Norway, has in some ways held up better than the country's tiny Jewish community. (Photo credit: CC BY/Trondheim Byarkiv via Flickr.com)

Seventy years after the Donau, what has Norway learned?

On the anniversary of the country’s largest transport of Jews to Auschwitz, a Norwegian journalist ponders the history and future of a tiny, endangered minority

By Leif Knutsen

November 25, 2012
11:21 pm

A bright moment in Budapest

An inspiring rally of 3,000 Hungarians in support of Israel and against the anti-Semitic Jobbik party

By Efraim Zuroff

November 24, 2012
9:05 pm

A dozen synagogues used to operate in Chernivtsi, which now has a Jewish population roughly 2 percent the size of its prewar total. (Photo credit: CC BY Chernivtsi via Flickr.com)

With few Jewish neighbors, residents of Ukrainian town attend ‘cinegogue’

Locals in Chernivtsi, once home to a sizable Jewish population, now see movies in a former house of worship

By Maria Danilova

November 16, 2012
10:01 am

Stuart E. Eizenstat, the chief negotiator of the Jewish Claims Conference, walks through the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin last year. (Markus Schreiber/AP)

Germany increases reparations for Holocaust survivors

In a ceremony at Berlin’s Jewish Museum, finance minister announces help for a rapidly aging, often poverty-stricken population

By David Rising

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