How Jewish Comic Book Artists Led the Fight to Break the Silence on the Holocaust
A new book and exhibition both aim to show how comic books and graphic novels were the first to depict the Shoah, and its victims, in popular culture
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The Philippine's Duterte, Who Compared Himself to Hitler, Will Inaugurate Holocaust Memorial in Israel
Philippines President Duterte once said that 'if Germany had Hitler, the Philippines would have,' and then pointed to himself
Anti-Semitic Graffiti Sprayed on Home of Late Holocaust Survivor Elie Wiesel
Vandals scrawled 'Jewish Nazi who is in hell with Hitler' on the childhood home of the late Jewish author; local police have opened an investigation into the incident
Lost and Found: A Pen From the Holocaust Finds Its Way to Israel
This week an Israeli family got a precious gift from the past – thanks to a German organization that returns personal items of concentration camp prisoners to their rightful owners or heirs.
Germany Increases Funding for Holocaust Survivors by $88 Million
Significant increase in social welfare services will apply for Jewish Holocaust survivors all around the world
The Story of the Warsaw Ghetto as Told by the Jews, Not the Nazis
New docudrama ‘Who Will Write Our History’ uses reenactments, archival footage and interviews to depict the heroic efforts of Emanuel Ringelblum and cohorts to capture the reality of Jewish ghetto life during the Holocaust
Simone Veil, French Holocaust Survivor and Rights Activist, Buried With Honor at Pantheon
The revered French politician and feminist is only fourth woman to be given the rare honor of being buried at the Paris site where French heroes are interred
A Different Kind of Trip to Auschwitz
A group of 26 women recently went on a first-of-its-kind tour, looking to discover stories about the many women – rescuers, survivors and victims – often overlooked in Holocaust history. The last in a series of special reports
In Israel, Prince William to Meet Holocaust Survivor Rescued by Britain
Eighty years after being on the Kindertransport, Henry Foner speaks with Haaretz about his upcoming meeting with Prince William at Yad Vashem
Opinion Holocaust Survivor and Palestinians' Rights Lawyer Felicia Langer Dies in Exile at 87
Felicia Langer fought, first in Israel and then from Germany, for the enforcement of international law from which Israel excepted itself