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Holocaust survivors can genetically pass trauma down to their children
Holocaust survivors can genetically pass trauma down to their children A few weeks ago I was sitting in my therapist’s office and talking about struggles I have with my father and some of…
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Alumni reflection: Liz Pearl, Canada, 2014
Nothing Makes Sense ‒‛Never Again’ Excerpts from My Journal from MOL 2014 Liz Pearl Water: Rain and Tears The day after we arrive in Poland is Shabbat and we take a guided…
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Alumni Reflection: Anita Bloom, 2016
One of the most memorable instances that will be seared into my memory was a time when there were no speeches, no songs,…
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Alumni Reflection: Felicia Schneberg, 2016
The holocaust, with all it’s death and destruction, has been a part of my life since my dad, a survivor, told me stories…
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Lohmann: His mother’s sweater was ‘our lifeline’ during WWII
Jay Ipson admires a replica of a sweater his mother wore past the Nazis in World War II….
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San Diego H.S. seniors share reactions to March of Living
Participants of the March of the Living 2016 pose at the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex under the infamously cynical sign…
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Auschwitz guard jailed for five years in Holocaust murder trial
A 94-year-old former Auschwitz death camp guard has been convicted of being an accessory to the murder of 170,000 people at…
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Michigan requires public schools to teach about Holocaust
The Holocaust during World War II and the 1915 to 1920 massacre of Armenians must be taught in Michigan public schools under a…
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Comparing Israel to Nazis Is anti-Semitic, Says International Body
An intergovernmental body devoted to commemorating the Holocaust adopted a…
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U.S. Holocaust Museum gets a treasured Auschwitz manuscript by Primo Levi
An early draft of Primo Levi’s holocaust memoir, “Survival in Auschwitz,” which was donated to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial…
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