The JC Leader, 22 April 2022
By The JC Leader
By Anshel Pfeffer
The museum has time and time again been dragged into controversy over its fundraising
Miramax has agreed to waive a demand from a young British composer to secure the rights to set The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas to music, following the JC’s intervention
By Nic North
They met as 14-year-olds in a concentration camp and have been friends ever since.
By Gaby Wine
Best-selling author and psychologist Edith Eger is determined not to be defined as a victim of the Nazis, she tells Gaby Wine
An operatic project is teaching children about the Shoah - and the war in Ukraine
By Julie Carbonara
By Isabel Sawkins
Soviet propaganda and lack of survivors led to a very different perspective on the Holocaust
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