Vichy France
Jewish Antifa Group Vandalizes Nazi Collaborator Plaque
The plaque in Lower Manhattan honored Vichy French leader Philippe Petain, who oversaw the deportation of 75,000 Jews to concentration camps.
In An Era Of Faux News, Let’s Set The Record Straight On Vichy France
Like the thermal waters of the town, Vichy’s history continues to bubble and belch, at times with enough force to upend French politics and culture.
They Met In A Concentration Camp. Now, They’re Celebrating 72 Years Of Marriage.
It was the winter of 1940. She was 16, he was 19.
Was Louis Vuitton A Nazi Sympathizer?
Louis Vuitton has more baggage than you think, a new exhibit shows.
That Time James Joyce Was Mistaken for His Jewish Character
When James Joyce attempted to flee Vichy France during World War II, the Swiss government thought that he was Jewish, like his character Leopold Bloom.
Who Was Afraid of Viviane Forrester?
French Jewish novelist and essayist Viviane Forrester died last month at the age of 87. Not everyone mourned her death.
Pope Francis, the Dirty War and the Jews
Pope Francis’s church convinced itself that Argentina’s ‘dirty war’ was necessary. It wasn’t that different from Vichy France under the Nazis — and the junta also targeted Jews harshly.
