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German Activists Apologize For Stunt Using Holocaust Victims’ Ashes
The installation was meant as a statement against far-right elements in the Germany, but Jewish groups objected to the display.
80 Years Ago Today, Hitler Threatened Genocide Of European Jews — Was Anybody Listening?
The New York Times called Hitler’s speech “more moderate in tone than most of his speeches.”
'Jewish' Photo of Captured Nazi Reichstag Goes on Display in Russia
The recently discovered original copy of an iconic World War II photo which was doctored in the Soviet Union under Jozef Stalin was unveiled at the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center in Moscow.
Gershom Scholem's Brother
Many years ago, while researching German supporters of Holocaust reparations, I went in search of information on the social-democratic politician Kurt Schumacher. I found what I was looking for, but right next to Schumacher’s listing in an encyclopedia was a surprise: “Scholem, Werner, * 29.12.1895 Berlin, † 17.7.1940 KZ Buchenwald; konfessionslos.”
English Cleric Compares Supporters of Women Bishops to Nazis
It’s about time the Catholic Church shared the limelight when it comes to controversial behavior by Christian leaders. This incident, which manages to include anti-feminism sentiment and hyperbolic analogies to Nazi Germany, revolves around the oh-so fractious debate over the role of women in the Church of England.
