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Al Franken says America feels like Nazi Germany in the ’30s. Is he right?
“Well, at least I’m not Jewish,” Franken gibed about his perceived Nazification of America. “Oh wait, wait I am.”
Enough with the insincere apologies for antisemitism — and enough with the Holocaust comparisons that inspire them
The Notes app apology is well known. Now we have a new variation — the antisemitism apology — made after comparing vaccines to the Holocaust.
How the U.S. wined and dined Nazis, then destroyed the evidence, in Netflix doc
“Camp Confidential” tells the story of P.O. Box 1142, where Jewish soldiers entertained and recruited Nazi scientists.
China is committing genocide against the Uyghurs. American Jews must act now
In Xinjiang, not far from where Disney recently filmed the live-action Mulan in partnership with the Chinese Communist Party, millions of people live in what Amnesty International’s Secretary General called a “dystopian hellscape on a staggering scale.”
The Nazis used us during the 1936 Olympics. We cannot fall for the same propaganda tactics in China next year
Editor’s Note: This article was written before President Biden’s decision to withhold U.S. diplomatic participation from the 2022 Beijing Olympics. Click here to read the author’s most recent analysis on this issue.
The Jew with 5,000 guns
Mel Bernstein is the colorful creator of Dragon Land, home to thousands of authentic guns and war artifacts.
How a notorious Nazi almost got a Hollywood biopic — and why Kubrick refused to direct
“If I had to choose to be in the line of Heinrich Himmler or Albert Speer, I would have chosen to be in the line of Himmler.”
I was taught the ‘opposing perspective’ of the Holocaust in middle school. I’ll never forget it
In the fallout from NBC News’ revelations that teachers in Texas were told to teach “opposing perspectives” about the Holocaust, many people are asking what teaching “opposing perspectives” of the Holocaust looks like. I know from personal experience, since I attended a Holocaust class that invited us to consider the Nazi perspective in middle school. The school was our local public school in Oxford, and the class in question occurred when I was in Year 6 (the equivalent of 5th grade) in the U.K.
Netflix’s Holocaust revenge drama changes the facts - is nationalism to blame, or just an actor’s mistake?
One line establishes the crimes of a real Nazi doctor, but mischaracterizes his main victims.
Nazis stole thousands of pieces of art — but that was only the beginning of the story
A new exhibit at the Jewish Museum moves attention from the horror of the looted, destroyed art and onto the hard, devoted work of restitution.