‘Unmistakably anti-Jewish sentiment is spilling from the lips of people who normally think of themselves as kind and decent,’ the former PM said
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The mock-up of the concentration camp entrance appeared on a float organised by a Catholic school in Pennsylvania
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Manoj Sen made the comments just three days after the October 7 massacre
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The most celebrated Shoah fictions focus on the rare rescuers, fictional non-Jewish victims or sympathetic perpetrators. But you cannot love Jews if you refuse to understand what happened to them, and why
The group attempted to reason with staff at the death camp, but were forced to pack their flags away
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When commentators make these false comparisons, they’re showing us who they really are
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The crowds, including Israeli President Isaac Herzog, silently walked through the former death camp to commemorate the 80th anniversary of its liberation
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Polish Museum defended the removal of Israeli flags bearing hostage ribbons from Bushey Synagogue tour group
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When Fania Fainer was in the camp, a friend made her a birthday gift that she managed to preserve
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His Majesty also went to a community centre inspired by his conversation with a Holocaust survivor, which sits just miles from the site of the camp
The images have been restored for the first time as part of a project to combat Holocaust denial
Archive material reveals how liberation unfolded and the journalists who helped bring the horrors of the death camps to light
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