admin | May 11, 2024
When you think about the Holocaust, as we all do in a 21st century shaped by the cataclysms of the 20th, what images appear in your minds eye? I see Nazis marching into city squares.
admin | May 11, 2024
A 1917 drawing by Egon Schiele is at the center of a restitution case that will soon head to court in New York. The work in question, Portrait of the Artists Wife (1917), depicts Edith Schiele with her hands folded in her lap
admin | May 11, 2024
Everyone has a book in them and that, in most cases, is where it should stay, grumbled the influential British-American author, journalist, and educator Christopher Hitchens. Helen Joyce, however, is not like most cases.
admin | May 11, 2024
JOINT BASE MCGUIRE-DIX-LAKEHURST, N.J. The U.S.
admin | May 11, 2024
Stern was born in Nuremberg, Germany in March 1936. From 1941 to 1945, his family lived in various holding, work, and concentration camps throughout Europe and Russia during World War II
admin | May 11, 2024
President Biden delivered these remarks on Tuesday at the Capitol for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museums Days of Remembrance. Thank you, Stu, for that introduction, for your leadership of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
admin | May 11, 2024
The U.S. Coast Guard Holocaust Days of Remembrance Observance will take place on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, from 11 a.m
admin | May 11, 2024
President Biden will speak at the Holocaust Memorial Museums Days of Remembrance event on Tuesday on Capitol Hill, where he is expected to draw on the Oct. 7 Hamas attack and address the rise in antisemitic incidents. You can expect the President to make clear that during these sacred days of remembrance, we honor the memory of the 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust and recommit to heeding the lessons of this dark chapter
admin | May 11, 2024
UTICA, N.Y.
admin | May 11, 2024
TOPEKA Gov. Laura Kelly said the states annual Holocaust commemoration Monday inspired by one of humankinds darkest chapters of genocide felt more significant given escalation in blatant acts of antisemitism in Kansas and elsewhere in the United States. Kelly said the Jewish Community Relations Board reported a 500% increase in antisemitic incidents in Kansas City
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