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World’s Jewish population still hasn’t recovered from the Holocaust, shocking analysis shows: ‘Reminder of how many people we lost’
Have Jews made up for the loss of people killed in the Holocaust? The answer is no,” said Jonathan Sarna, a professor of ...
Eight decades later, a Holocaust survivor reunites with his liberator
It was unbelievable,” said Andrew Roth, 97, who remembers the day he was liberated from Buchenwald concentration camp with ...
Trump’s nominee to lead US Office of Special Counsel refutes antisemitic claims and ties to Holocaust denier
Trump's pick to lead the U.S. Office of Special Counsel sat down with Fox News Digital to address antisemitic allegations.
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‘Alligator Auschwitz’? Critics’ nickname for ICE’s Everglades detention facility renews debate over Holocaust comparisons
Nazi comparisons surge in response to aggressive immigrant detention and enforcement policies, as do rebukes that such ...
Jewish population has never fully recovered from the Holocaust’s devastation
By the time the Nazi Party’s systematic murder of Jewish people in Europe ended in 1945, the global Jewish population had ...
A blacklisted screenwriter, the Holocaust and McCarthyism: Inside 'Typewriter Beach'
Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. "Leo just came to me, that's my father's middle name, and Gemma is basically Meg backwards," says Clayton. "It's not my family's story ...
Defining ‘antisemitism’ is the subject of bitter debate.
The definition itself is not the source of controversy. It states that antisemitism is a “certain perception of Jews that may ...
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Brad Wilkening presents ‘Lessons from the Holocaust’ at Melbourne Public Library
Brad Wilkening, an Iowa native, teacher, and coach, presented a program called “Lessons of the Holocaust” at the Melbourne ...
Dr. Anna Ornstein, psychiatry professor who survived and wrote about the Holocaust, dies at 98
For family Passover Seders, Dr. Ornstein wrote stories about her Holocaust experiences, which she collected into a book.
Margot's miracle: A cello that survived the Holocaust now 'sings' in Cincinnati
A valuable cello that traveled from Nazi Germany across war-torn Europe to the U.S. evokes a story of hope and survival.