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Wingate Prize shortlist takes on Jewry’s ‘sacred cows’

Four of the seven books in the running for this year's literary prize explore the Shoah

By Karen Glaser

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Wingate Prize shortlist takes on Jewry’s ‘sacred cows’
Should history ruin your holiday?
David Aaronovitch

By David Aaronovitch

Should history ruin your holiday?

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HAIFA, PALESTINE - JULY 15, 1945: The British ship Mataroa arrives with 1,204 Jewish survivors of the Nazi persecution in Europe on July 15, 1945 at the northern port of Haifa in what was the British Mandate for Palestine. (Photo by Zoltan Kluger/GPO via Getty Images)
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DNA test company donates 2500 kits to help Shoah survivors track down family

By Georgia L Gilholy

1 min read
Book review: Fritz and Kurt - A moving Shoah book for older children
Children's books

Book review: Fritz and Kurt - A moving Shoah book for older children

By Angela Kiverstein

1 min read
The music that tells the story of a three-year-old refugee girl
Holocaust Memorial Day

The music that tells the story of a three-year-old refugee girl

By Gloria Tessler

5 min read
The boy used by the Nazis to conceal truth of Holocaust
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The boy used by the Nazis to conceal truth of Holocaust

By Felix Pope

2 min read
People visit the exhibition 'Co-Mix' by US comic book artist Art Spiegelman (C) during a private viewing at the Pompidou centre in Paris on March 20, 2012. The exhibition will run from March 21 to May 21, 2012. The Swedish-born New Yorker Spiegelman, 62, is known as the creator of "Maus", an animal fable of his Jewish father's experience in the Holocaust -- the only comic book to have won a Pulitzer Prize, the top US book award. AFP PHOTO / BERTRAND LANGLOIS (Photo credit should read BERTRAND LANGLOIS/AFP/Getty Images)
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Of Maus and men: Valuable insights into a controversial classic

By Alun David

2 min read

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By Olivia Marks-Woldman

The simple truth of the ten stages of genocide

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January 26, 2023 11:41
The simple truth of the ten stages of genocide

Olympian veterans in Italian Holocaust Memorial Day run

By Julie Carbonara

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January 26, 2023 11:35
TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY CHARLY WEGMAN Israeli race walker Shaul Ladany, a sporting champion who escaped a Nazi concentration camp and survived the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre, sits in front of his trophy cabinet during an interview with AFP at his home in Omer, a quiet suburb of the southern desert town of Beersheva, on April 30, 2012. To some, Israeli race walker Shaul Ladany is the ultimate survivor. This year, Ladany turned 76, but he has hardly slowed down. He celebrated the same way he does every birthday -- by walking his new age in kilometres. AFP PHOTO/JACK GUEZ (Photo by Jack GUEZ / AFP) (Photo by JACK GUEZ/AFP via Getty Images)

Manchester exhibit captures the spirit of survival in the wake of the Holocaust

By Anthea Gerrie

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January 26, 2023 11:28
Manchester exhibit captures the spirit of survival in the wake of the Holocaust

The US and the Holocaust TV review: The American dream that shut out the Jews

By Josh Howie

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January 26, 2023 11:24
The US and the Holocaust TV review: The American dream that shut out the Jews

The Holocaust’s forgotten massacre

By Dan Stone

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January 26, 2023 11:21
The Holocaust’s forgotten massacre
Ben Judah

By Ben Judah

We must remember how they lived, not just how they died

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January 26, 2023 10:27
We must remember how they lived, not just how they died
Yoni Birnbaum

By Yoni Birnbaum

How to understand the people who stood by?

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January 26, 2023 10:03
ORANIENBURG, GERMANY - JANUARY 27: Carnations hang at the infamous entrance gate that reads: "Arbeit macht frei", or "Work sets one free" at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial on January 27, 2020 in Oranienburg, Germany. January 27th will mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp, the most notorious of the many Nazi concentration camps. The Nazis began the operation of Sachsenhausen in 1936, initially as a prison for their political opponents, but later used it for other groups, including Jews and Soviet prisoners of war. Sachsenhausen was the first camp to test the use of gas chambers for perfecting the mass murder of prisoners. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images)

A 100-year-old survivor remembers the murdered community of Rhodes

By Jenni Frazer

7 min read

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January 26, 2023 09:08
Stella Levi at home

One in four young people in the Netherlands believe the Holocaust was a myth

By Tash Mosheim

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January 25, 2023 06:00
One in four young people in the Netherlands believe the Holocaust was a myth
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