Center to Host Prof. Havi Dreifuss, Director of Yad Vashem’s Center for Research on the Holocaust in Poland, for talk on the End of the Warsaw Ghetto…
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Reckoning with a Nazi Father – The New Yorker
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A son of the senior Nazi member Otto Wchter maintains that his father, indicted for mass murder but never tried or convicted, died an innocent man.Photograph from Alamy In early January, a man born in the small Austrian village of Thal appeared in an eight-minute video, delivering a powerful statement on the storming of the U.S. Capitol. One thing leads to the next, he warned, emphasizing that he spoke from experience: I grew up in Austria.
In the Wake of Holocaust Remembrance Week, A Mitzvah – The Times of Israel
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Early last month, while conducting research for a paper I am writing on the social history of Auschwitz, I was using the online library services at York University where I am presently a graduate student whose research focuses on the field of Holocaust Studies. To my utter dismay, the first source that appeared when I searched Auschwitz on the schools library system was entitled Auschwitz: A Personal Account and was attributed to Thies Christophersen
Synagogue service times: Week of February 12 | Synagogues – Cleveland Jewish News
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Conservative AGUDATH BNAI ISRAEL: Meister Road at Pole Ave., Lorain. Mark Jaffee, Ritual Director. SAT.
Rabbi Tamar Malino: What happened to our synagogue reflects a disturbing national trend – The Spokesman-Review
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This past Monday, our Jewish community awoke to find red swastikas painted on the Temple Beth Shalom building and the Holocaust Memorial Sculpture on its grounds. To begin, we would like to express our tremendous gratitude to all who have reached out to me and to our community, inquiring after our well-being and offering help in this time of shock and disbelief
Fremont synagogue defaced with swastika J. – The Jewish News of Northern California
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A maintenance worker at Temple Beth Torah, a Reform synagogue in Fremont, discovered a swastika etched on the outside of the building on Wednesday. The swastika appeared to have been drawn in black marker or thick pen onto a stucco wall.
Pomp and Prayer: A Synagogue for the Stars and Sculptors on the Lower East Side – Bowery Boogie
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Like so many other former Lower East Side synagogues, 58 Rivington Street is a misnomer, now private residence and studios.
Professor Gross Goes ‘Beyond the Synagogue’ in New Book on Jewish Nostalgia | College of Liberal & Creative Arts – SF State News
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KILLING THE BUDDHA -- Rachel B.
Saying a little prayer to end COVID – The Riverdale Press
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By ETHAN STARK-MILLER What will life be like after the coronavirus? Thats a question on the minds of many seeking pre-pandemic normalcy inside a society that may have been permanently changed. It was certainly a question on the minds of Richard Langer and Oren Hiller during a recent conference with other Jewish leaders.
Jesus Raised the Dead | Columnists | lancasterfarming.com – Lancaster Farming
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Background Text: Mark 5:21-24, 35-43 Devotional Text: Luke 7:11-17 Lately, weve been looking at the ways God has the power and authority to change the laws of nature from the prophets in 1 and 2 Kings found in the Old Testament, to Jesus in the New Testament Gospels turning water into wine and commanding a stormy sea to be still. Today, I am continuing with the Gospels by talking about two instances in the New Testament where Jesus brought someone back to life
