He left Berlin with 10 marks in his pocket — he came back with an art collection worth hundreds of millions
Heinz Berggruen led a life on the road and on the run before he brought his artwork back home
Heinz Berggruen led a life on the road and on the run before he brought his artwork back home
Rabbis and cantors are ordained at Geiger College, which has been hoping to put an investigation of its founder behind it
The 1943 protest commemorated by the monument was led by non-Jewish women, most of them married to Jewish men who were detained in a building that had formerly functioned as the Jewish Welfare Administration
In a conversation with JTA, Gladwell explains Hitler’s lasting influence on the Olympics and gives his take on the veracity of calls to ban Israeli athletes from international competition
The popular German series has religious Jews, but does it know how they practiced?
The Alternative for Germany party, known as AfD, is virulently anti-immigrant and pro-Russian
The immersive Broadway revival lulls you into comfort — to make your stomach turn
The initiative was sponsored by the Berlinale and organized by an Israeli social entrepreneur and his Palestinian collaborator
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