No one talked about Mark Patinkin's family killed in the Holocaust. A TV show gave answers.
In a compelling moment, the show’s host, Harvard historian Henry Louis Gates Jr., reveals what we had never known.
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Holocaust Center’s Kristallnacht commemoration examines last ghetto’s music
There, she would join an impassioned group of 140,000 inmates who played, composed and listened to music over the 3 1/2 years ...
Holocaust survivor calls vicious mob attack on Jews in Amsterdam a ‘modern-day Kristallnacht’
The vicious attack on Jews following a soccer match in Amsterdam left one New Yorker who fled the Dutch city as a child to ...
Demonstrators with Nazi flags appear outside performance of 'The Diary of Anne Frank'
The pro-Nazi demonstrators were outside an American Legion post in Livingston County for about 30 minutes Saturday night, ...
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Hidden in plain sight, a Holocaust memorial takes on new significance
New York artist Harriet Feigenbaun, says her memorial to those lost in the Holocaust has new significance during the Trump ...
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A reunion project for Holocaust survivors and their families runs a race against time
Through the Holocaust Reunion Project, he filled in his father’s genealogical tree with hundreds of relatives, learning the ...
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Roseburg Public Library hosts 'Americans and the Holocaust' exhibition
A traveling exhibition titled "American and the Holocaust" will be held November and December at the Roseburg Public Library, ...
Surviving the Holocaust: 'There is no God'
The film "Verity Circle" tells the story of two sisters who survived the Theresienstadt Ghetto. Their voices are a warning ...
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Nothing can stop the 99-year-old drummer behind the Holocaust Survivor Band
If Saul Dreier, survivor of multiple Nazi concentration camps, shares an idea that sounds outlandish, get out of his way.
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These Brooklyn high schoolers retraced a Holocaust survivor’s experience during Kristallnacht — without ever leaving the classroom
A new virtual reality project from the Claims Conference aims to provide first-hand encounters spotlighting a "pivotal" ...
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A survivor kept the key from a German synagogue destroyed on Kristallnacht. 86 years later, the relic is returning home.
On the evening of Nov. 9, 1938, her mother, then Marianne Katzenstein, who was 16 at the time, was in her family’s synagogue ...