Louisiana’s Jewish community protests nitrogen gas death row executions, seeing a link to ‘the decimation of our people’
A New Orleans-area group decries the state’s efforts to use nitrogen gas to execute death row inmates because, members say, ...
From Holocaust to Oct. 7: The story of the cartoon given to Trump by former hostages
The cartoon illustrated a clear, visual link between the Nazis’ treatment of the Jews and the hostages held in captivity by ...
Skokie’s Illinois Holocaust Museum to close during expansion, will add downtown Chicago site
The Illinois Holocaust Museum in Skokie will close in July 2025 for expansion construction and will add a downtown Chicago ...
Who owns this valuable Nazi-looted painting? A Holocaust survivor’s family or the museum that bought it years later?
The U.S. Supreme Court weighed in on a 20-year dispute over the ownership of an impressionist work valued at tens of million ...
Rose Girone, the oldest known Holocaust survivor, has died at age 113
Rose Girone, the oldest known Holocaust survivor who endured both German and Japanese oppression but lived for eight decades ...
How Holocaust films are changing as we lose the survivor generation
Several films have tackled the topic of Holocaust memory in recent years, including 2025 Oscar nominees The Brutalist and A ...
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Local Jewish Day Schools Help Students Pass the Torch of Holocaust Awareness With In-Depth Program
Holocaust survivors are dwindling in number, leaving younger Jews without the firsthand perspective of the most gruesome massacre ...
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Where was God?: Purim in Post-Holocaust Theology
What does it mean to believe when God seems hidden? And what lessons can Purim—often seen as a lighthearted holiday—teach us about faith, agency, and moral courage?
'God must have been watching over me': Woman who lost 93 family members in Holocaust now preserves their legacy
The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum gives voice to survivors like 93-year-old Rachel Miller, impacting a new ...
Third generation violinmaker Avshi Weinstein turns trauma from the Holocaust into hope
Avshi Weinstein, a third-generation violinmaker, travels the world with violins that belonged to victims of the Holocaust.
‘Backbone of the American Dream’: How Rosenwald Schools shaped the civil rights movement
Photographer Andrew Feiler documented the last remaining Rosenwald Schools built to educate Black children during segregation ...
MP visits school to discuss Holocaust and Gaza with students
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