Law enforcement leaders from Germany, Europe and the United States marked 88 years since the November 1938 pogroms at Berlin’s New Synagogue and reaffirmed their commitment to protecting Jewish communities.
Sven Hüber and Jochen Kopelke of the German Police Union (GdP) present the book Zachor to Holocaust survivor George Shefi (Photo: Anton Tal) Marking 88 years since the November Pogroms
My sons were born in Germany. They grew up here. And yet they are afraid to walk through the streets of Berlin.
History teaches us that when antisemitism rises, broader threats to public safety and democratic institutions are never far behind.
Our country has incurred enormous guilt. It cannot absolve itself, now or ever.
The International March of the Living mourns the passing of Sidney Zoltak, Holocaust survivor and educator, who accompanied Montreal students on the March of the Living six times.
The 1936 Winter Olympics opening ceremony with Rudolf Hess, IOC president Henri de Baillet-Latour, and Adolf Hitler How Nazi Germany co-opted the Olympics – and how the world went along
From left to right: Rabbi Shmuel Slotki, father of Noam and Yishai killed fighting Hamas terrorists on October 7 freed hostages Omri Miran and Agam Berger, and Holocaust survivor Irene
Alumni Book Club · A Past Selection The Sunflower On the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness — by Simon Wiesenthal We remember together. Now we read together. A dying Nazi
The International March of the Living mourns the passing of Judy Weissenberg Cohen, Holocaust survivor, educator, author and human rights activist.