Warsaw
Would Guns Have Saved Jews From The Holocaust?
A Holocaust historian puts to bed the myth that Jews in the Holocaust went to their deaths like “sheep to slaughter.”
How Jews In The 1940s Honored The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising — And How We Honor It Now
A Holocaust survivor remembers the first Warsaw Ghetto Uprising memorial service; how children of survivors in New York will mark the occasion
Recalling The Unsavory Characters Of Jewish History, From ‘Prophets’ To Murderers
The study of Jewish history had two goals: To create an objective picture of the Jewish past and to defend the Jewish people from anti-Semitic libels.
WATCH: Does Anti-Semitism Still Exist In Poland?
One is a Polish journalist. The other is a Jewish student in Warsaw. Watch as they walk the streets of Poland and talk candidly about anti-Semitism.
Why My Polish High School Teaches Yiddish
Jewish history is an important part of Polish history.
Former Warsaw Ghetto Fighter Wins Lawsuit Over Published Love Letters
Simcha Rotem’s letters to his wartime girlfriend were published in a biography of her, without his consent.
Harvey Weinstein To Direct Film On Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
Weinstein, the producer of many Oscar-winning films, was inspired by the book “Mila 18” and his family’s history in the Holocaust.
In Defense of Israeli Ambassador to Poland Anna Azari
To the Editor:
The Israeli Embassy in Poland Can Do More to Win Friends For Israel
When a Polish bishop movingly asks the Jews for forgiveness at a Holocaust commemoration, it’s crucial that the Israeli ambassador be there.
Three Cities of Yiddish: St. Petersburg—Warsaw—Moscow
Review: This new volume of essays includes analyses of a fascinating travelogue by the Soviet-Yiddish writer, Der Nister
