Made up largely of Jewish volunteers from Mandatory Palestine, the Jewish Brigade has become a symbol in today’s battles over Zionism, antisemitism and antifascism, writes a scholar of modern European history
Edgar Morin reveled in the complexity of events; his life became an expression of his philosophy
Resistance is always possible, even in situations that seem impossibly bleak
Jonathan Freedland's latest explores why a small group of aristocrats, army officers, diplomats and teachers joined a 'Traitors Circle'
The Rosenstrasse protest against the roundup of husbands and sons provides an inspiring example for today's resistance
Lynne Olson’s book ‘The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück’ reveals the unsung stories of female French resistance fighters
The hero of Michelle Young's 'The Art Spy' is Rose Valland — a quiet, relentless French art historian who risked everything to save Jewish-owned art from the Nazis
80 years ago, Teresa Mattei fought with the resistance and went on to help write Italy's constitution.
