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Magnum Opus of a Monster | Faces of the Holocaust

Trevor Noah interviews Jewish resistance fighter, concentration camp survivor Selma van de Perre

Elie Wiesel sculpture engraved into Washington National Cathedral

Cathedral officials made a point to say that the unveiling of his sculpture comes at a time of “rising antisemitism in the United States.”

Remembering Faye Schulman: The only known WWII Jewish partisan photographer

“Jewish people didn’t go like sheep to the slaughter … I was a photographer. I have pictures. I have proof.”

Prince Philip’s mother saved Jews during WWII

“I suspect that it never occurred to her that her action was in any way special. She was a person with deep religious faith and she would have considered it to be a totally human action to fellow human beings in distress,” Prince Philip.

Friends and family share stories of Holocaust survivors getting vaccinated

The first documented victim of the pandemic in Israel was Aryeh Even, an 88-year-old Holocaust survivor.

How Deni Avdija marked Yom HaShoah (Plus how to say Yizkor for Holocaust victims)

Yizkor, ‘יזכור’, or “remember,” is also a special prayer said to honor the dead. There is a specific one to recite in honor of the victims of the Holocaust.

My pet peeves on Yom HaShoah | Opinion

Please, you can acknowledge the ones who have passed, but stop saying that survivors, like all people, are going to die eventually.

How you can help Holocaust survivors this Yom HaShoah

Let us once again commit to ensuring all survivors of the Shoah can live their lives with dignity, comfort, and community.
Eichmann's trial

Eichmann: the controversy of justice

Operation Finale (The Eichmann Trial)

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