Boca man set out to publish uncle’s Holocaust memoir — it landed on NY Times list
Alex Bruner spent years ushering “Cold Crematorium” to publication. It made the New York Times “10 Best Books of 2024” list.
Librarians at Brandeis preserve Holocaust history through looted books
Brandeis University librarians are cataloging thousands of Holocaust-looted books, marking 80 years since Auschwitz's ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency12dOpinion
A gift shop at Auschwitz? New films and a graphic memoir explore the contradictions of ‘dark tourism’
In a fraught moment in the film “A Real Pain,” Kieran Culkin, playing the more volatile of a pair of Jewish cousins who go on ...
‘My father was the Tattooist of Auschwitz – it took me five attempts to visit his prison home’
Lali Sokolov – better known as the Tattooist of Auschwitz, who was immortalised in the 2018 book that has sold more than 13 ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency6d
A South Carolina rabbi’s Holocaust memorial speech was pulled from public TV for being too ‘political’
A rabbi in South Carolina used the occasion of a Holocaust memorial ceremony to draw parallels to modern-day federal and ...
The Boston Globe14d
These books circulated at Brandeis for decades. A trove of Holocaust history was hidden in the pages.
WALTHAM — Judaism has a rich and longstanding tradition of facing down horror with humor, and for Brandeis University library metadata coordinator Lou Hartman, that’s proven a lifeline over ...
The Times of Israel4d
A new book of psalms doesn’t praise God, but confronts Him over the Holocaust
Released on January 27, International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the collection of 150 psalms can be read as a stark contrast to the biblical Book of Psalms. Where the latter extols God as a ...
80 years after Auschwitz liberation, a survivor's powerful plea: 'We cannot forget'
Tova Friedman, 86, is one of a dwindling number of survivors sharing their message on Holocaust Remembrance Day 2025.
Opinion
Only one way for SC Holocaust Council to undo damage of censoring a rabbi’s plea | Opinion
The South Carolina Council on the Holocaust cut a rabbi’s plea for tolerance from a video memorializing the liberation of Auschwitz. Matthew T. Hall says it needs to be restored.