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Hannah Senesh Was a Jewish Heroine — With Thanks to Her Mother

jewish identity

I’m a Jew With Three Passports, Yet No One Country Feels Like Home

News

A Tennessee School Board’s Ban of ‘Maus’ Speaks to a Much Larger Problem

My Holocaust-Survivor Grandmother Found Happiness Everywhere. I See Her in My Daughter.

Joy Netanya Thompson

Empty Desk by Classroom Chalkboard

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How Do You Teach Kids About the Holocaust? Not Like This.

a military convoy of the German Wehrmacht in Belgrade

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In Belgrade, Where My Family Was Persecuted, Antisemitism Strikes Again

Dads

My Holocaust Survivor Dad Had This Quirky Secret to Longevity

A Teen Graffitied a Swastika in My Town. We Visited a Holocaust Memorial Together and Were Both Inspired.

Naomi Greenfield

Movies

This New Animated Film Revitalizes Anne Frank’s Story for Younger Audiences

jewish celebrities

Jamie Lee Curtis Is Restoring Her Grandparents’ Synagogue in Hungary

jewish celebrities

Dr. Ruth’s Source of Strength? Her Jewish Family.

AMHERST, MA - NOVEMBER 13: Artist Eric Carle, an illustrator and author of children's books, with his work from the book, "The Mixed Up Chameleon." Carle was instrumental in the planning and building of the museum. (Photo by Matthew J. Lee/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

Books

Eric Carle Grew Up in Nazi Germany. What Does That Mean for His Books and His Legacy?

Movies

This May Be the Best First Holocaust Movie to Show Your Kids

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