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Auschwitz survivor: happiness is my revenge

Eddie Jaku, 100, was pulled out of the gas chambers at the last minute three times. In a new book, he explains how he has defeated hatred

By Mathilde Frot

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Auschwitz survivor: happiness is my revenge

The story that followed the Patria sinking

By Michael White

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Louis Jacobs: the rabbi who rethought British Jewish life

By Harry Freedman

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The messianic draw of Meir Kahane should be a warning to us all

By Colin Shindler

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I prosecuted Nazis at Nuremberg

By Jenni Frazer

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Time for academia to come clean about its role in driving Jew-hate

By David Aberbach

5 min read

The curse of Long Covid

By Karen Glaser

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