Holocaust
After fight with city council, Riga’s Holocaust museum lives to see another day
“We turned the world upside down,” said Aelita Fitingoff, a Latvian-born Jew and Yiddish musician who now lives in the United States.
Inside a forgotten camera, a time capsule
The photos document the author’s life and family history, from a displaced person’s camp after the Holocaust to a Brooklyn childhood.
‘Borat 2’ is a riot, but slandering a nation’s history goes too far
Borat was never a victimless enterprise.
This school principal refuses to call the Holocaust a fact. A Jewish youth group is fighting back.
The program will allow students to experience a virtual tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp system.
First, Auschwitz researchers found a name written in a child’s shoe. That led them to the father’s suitcase.
“With this gesture, objects inextricably linked to Auschwitz lose the anonymity weighing down on them — sometimes unbearable.”
Facebook will begin removing Holocaust denial, after pressure from Jewish groups
“My own thinking has evolved as I’ve seen data showing an increase in anti-Semitic violence, as have our wider policies on hate speech.”
It is not too late for American Democracy — yet
German-born scholars of the Holocaust and genocide compare 1930s Germany with today’s United States.
Holocaust education is more relevant than ever
A new study shows that Holocaust education influences students to be more accepting and speak up about injustice.
Keeping the stories alive, high school students interview Holocaust survivors
Several of the students had never studied the Holocaust before.
Teens keep cosplaying as Holocaust victims on TikTok
“I was put in Auschwitz camp at 19 with my family,” says TikTok user @thatsnadia in one video, face made up with painted bruises.