In the Italian city where James Joyce wrote ‘Ulysses’ a Jewish poet’s bookstore rises back to life
In 1919, Umberto Saba opened an antiquarian bookstore; a century later, the people of Trieste saved it
In 1919, Umberto Saba opened an antiquarian bookstore; a century later, the people of Trieste saved it
Born 300 years ago, the legendary libertine had a utilitarian relationship to faith
Andre Aciman's new memoir explores life in a constant diaspora
The university’s rector said most academic collaboration with Israeli university’s would continue
Muralist aleXsandro Palombo's use of ubiquitous cartoon characters startles viewers out of preconceived notions about the Holocaust
Levi, an Italian Jewish Holocaust survivor, repeatedly spoke out against Israel's treatment of Palestinians
Some held signs with the image of Anne Frank wearing a keffiyeh, or Arabic scarf, at a large rally
Initially proposed as Italy’s first Holocaust museum in 2005, the project has been mired in financial and bureaucratic delays
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