Italy
Italian Police Find Combat Missile, Nazi Propaganda In Raid Of Far-Right Groups
A plaque bearing “Heil Hitler” was also discovered at the site
Former Italian Synagogue Hosts First Jewish Wedding In Centuries
The couple, medical professionals whose ancestors hid their Judaism, broke the glass atop the ruins of the Bova Marina synagogue.
Ukraine Elected A Jewish Comedian But Have Ya Heard About The Jews Who Ran Peru
The first Jewish head of state was said to be in Honduras, all the way back in 1841.
The Bitter Nostalgia Of Italian Jews, Captured By A Modernist Master
Giorgio Bassani’s “Novel of Ferrara” weaponizes the familiar haze of life in its ordinariness.
In Italy, A Famous Museum Is Shaming Germany For Keeping Nazi-Looted Art
“We are not in a legal position to buy something that according to Italian and international law we already own.”
Italian Jews Enraged Over Mussolini’s Granddaughter Threatening Tweet
She threatened to sue anyone who posted “pictures or phrases” that were “offensive,” regarding her grandfather.
Mozart’s Greatest Collaborator Was A Jew Who’s Buried In Queens. How Did He Get There?
Lorenzo da Ponte — a Jewish-born Venetian turned Roman Catholic priest (and playboy) — had a lot in common with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Woman Who Faked Being Jewish To Avoid Extradition Convicted Of Murder
“It’s been a long haul. They’ve been evading arrest, evading the law, evading taking responsibility and pretending they had nothing to do with it.”
How An Italian Villa Gave Holocaust Survivors Renewed Joy In Life
The fascinating story of the Italian mansion that housed Holocaust survivors before they were smuggled to Mandatory Palestine.
Echoes Of Holocaust Policies As Italians Target Roma
(JTA) (JTA) — When Italy’s interior minister recommended creating a “registry” of Roma, his remark was merely the latest addition to a long list of anti-Roma statements by senior European leaders.
