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Gene Simmons As The Guest Of Honor To Unveil The Mural Of A Polish Catholic Holocaust Hero

Artists 4 Israel is expanding its series of murals honoring Righteous Among the Nations that will include Gene Simmons.

Zenger · Feb 28, 2023

Can mass atrocities be prevented? This course attempts to answer the question

Uncommon Courses is an occasional series from The Conversation U.S. highlighting unconventional approaches to teaching.

The Conversation · Feb 27, 2023

‘Brutal’ lessons of Holocaust exposed amid fears for crisis-hit Europe

Professor Dan Stone is the author of The Holocaust: An Unfinished History.

The Independent UK · Feb 27, 2023

Tampa Bay woman found the boat that saved her father from Nazis, now it’s in Florida

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Florida Holocaust Museum is a place that largely reminds visitors of the inhumanity of which mankind is capable. Two Pinellas County women who lost grandparents to the Holocaust are helping to bring a message of humanity to the museum.

Tribune News Service · Feb 21, 2023

Showcasing Identity Has Been The Forefront Of The Jewish Community Amid Rise In Hate Crime

A poll showed that 41% of the American Jewish community feel less safe than a year ago as influencers promote possible hostility.

Zenger · Feb 20, 2023

1919 race riots memorial project will honor victims where they died — in streets all over city

The memorials, glass bricks that will be installed on city streets, will commemorate those who suffered during some of the worst instances of racial violence in Chicago history.

Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 20, 2023

‘Vaccine sceptics’ gather at the Carlton Club, traditional home of the Tory party

The champagne reception was hosted by Andrew Bridgen MP, who had the whip removed for comparing vaccination to the Holocaust

Evening Standard · Feb 20, 2023

Woman found boat she believes saved her father from Nazis; now it’s in US and headed for the Florida Holocaust Museum

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Florida Holocaust Museum is a place that largely reminds visitors of the inhumanity of which mankind is capable. Two Pinellas County women who lost grandparents to the Holocaust are helping to bring a message of humanity to the museum.

Tribune News Service · Feb 19, 2023

"A Radiant Girl" meets the Holocaust

Sandrine Kiberlain spoke to Salon about her film set in 1940s occupied France, centered on an everyday teenager

Salon · Feb 17, 2023

Questions raised about BBC Panorama episode on Labour and antisemitism

Letters: The programme’s John Ware and Neil Grant, and Richard Sanders, the producer of an Al Jazeera documentary that criticised it, respond to an article by George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK · Feb 17, 2023