Shoah
Top Nine Holocaust Movies To Watch On The Ninth Of Av
If you went to a Jewish summer camp, you probably think of Tisha B’Av as “Holocaust Movie Day.”
How Claude Lanzmann Created Post-War European Jewish Identity
Lanzmann fashioned, as only a true Existentialist could, a series of negative images that together create a positive concept of Jewish survival.
Will The Holocaust Be Remembered 100 Years From Now?
The Holocaust ended less than a century ago — but if we’re not careful, the world will soon forget it ever happened.
After Documenting Holocaust Graves, This French Priest Takes on IS Crimes
French Catholic priest and Holocaust scholar Fr. Patrick Desbois is on a mission to collect testimonies of Yazidi survivors of IS atrocities.
Trump’s Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day Statement Continues Tradition Of Denial
President Trump’s Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day Statement continued the longstanding U.S. tradition of denial.
How Comics Help Us Combat Holocaust Fatigue
Long before Art Spiegelman’s “Maus,” artists were using comics to describe the horrors of the Holocaust. But was that kosher?
The Holocaust Survivor Who Hated Anne Frank
It was like hearing a Catholic say she wasn’t fond of the Virgin Mary, that she was sick of all her tiresome bragging.
George Lucas Honored at $3.5 Million Shoah Foundation Gala
Hollywood royalty encouraged the 700 guests at the Ambassadors for Humanity gala who contributed some $3.5 million for the far-reaching work of the University of Southern California Shoah Foundation.
Why Pulitzer Prize Winner Dumped Journalism — or Was It Other Way Round?
So, you just won a Pulitzer Prize. Congrats! Your journalism legacy is secured. Unless you left journalism to work in PR, that is.
'We Did More Than Just Survive'
Every year, congregations read out the names of the 6 million Jews killed during the Holocaust. A theater performance reminds Abigail Pogrebin that survivors aren’t defined by that one experience.
