A nuanced and disquieting vision of Europe after the Holocaust
Thirty years ago, photographer Jill Freedman sought to document sites of destruction and the resurgence of Jewish life
Thirty years ago, photographer Jill Freedman sought to document sites of destruction and the resurgence of Jewish life
'These faces don't let me rest,' Maurice Mendjizky told a friend
Henryk Robak, a native Yiddish speaker, remembers his time living in the Warsaw ghetto, and how he survived (includes English subtitles)
There will be a ceremony honoring the ghetto fighters in Riverside Park as well as a recording of it provided right afterwards.
History cuts a love story short in a film about the student uprisings that rocked Poland in 1968
Santiago Amigorena's novel imagines his grandfather's life in Argentina and the one he left behind in Poland
The Warsaw Ghetto Survivor’s Memorial is designed to look like a sewer — once the source of weapons, of food, of information for Jews stuck in the ghetto.
On a recent trip to Nozyk Synagogue and the Jewish Cemetery of Warsaw, our deputy opinion editor describes how the of the weight of past atrocities affect Jewish perceptions of reality today.
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