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In this original Holocaust film, a Jewish inmate makes up a language to survive   January 29, 2021 Nahuel Perez Biscayart portrays a Jewish inmate at a concentration camp during filming in Belarus of the film "Persian Lessons" in 2019. (JTA) - For a movie about the Holocaust, the Belarussian film "Persian Lessons" has some comic potential. Set in a concentration camp somewhere in Western Europe, it involves a Jewish inmate who survives by giving Farsi lessons to a Nazi officer who dreams about...

NAZI PROPAGANDA AND THE DEHUMANIZATION OF EUROPEAN JEWRY Once Hitler concretized his hatred of Jews into a racial ideology, his next step was to convince both, his administration and the German people of the need to get rid of Jews by any means necessary. As soon as he seized power in 1933, he established the Reich Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda and appointed a rabid anti-semite, Joseph Goebbels as its chief. Goebbels packaged Hitler’s ideology into a propaganda campaign abou...

Seventy-six years ago today the Soviet Red Army’s 100th Division liberated the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. There were somewhere between 7000 and 9000 prisoners left in the camp when the Soviet soldiers liberated it. The camp’s crematoria had been destroyed as well as most of the gas chambers. The SS had evacuated most of the surviving inmates and slave laborers by forced march to railhead miles away from the camp, in order to take them to other Concentration Camps deeper in Germany; Bu...

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The Persistence of Hate In American Politics After Charlottesville, the historian Joan Wallach Scott wanted to find out how societies face up to their past—and why some fail. JOSEPH PREZIOSO/AFP/Getty Images The historian Joan Wallach Scott started thinking of the judgment of history when the Charlottesville riots took place in 2017. The appearance of a large number of marchers chanting antisemitic slogans (such as “Jews will not replace us”) and displaying Nazi paraphernalia ran counter...

Updated: 27 Jan 2021, 15:04 HOLOCAUST war criminal Adolf Eichmann plotted forming a Nazi terror cell as Germany collapsed at the end of World War 2, CIA docs claim. Eichmann is one of the most evil men history after he was one of the architects of the Nazis vile "Final Solution" - the mass genocide of six million Jews. 6 6 Adolf Eichmann wanted to set up a unit Nazi partisans to hold out in Austria Declassified files held in the CIA archives claim the SS commander was hatching a sinister plot e...

The man behind the last days of Adolf Eichmann The man behind the last days of Adolf Eichmann Within an hour, I spoke with a number of descendants of Holocaust families in North America, and they all offered to help finance the proper care for Shalom Nagar. “The Nazi war criminal the architect of the “Final Solution” is in Israel and will stand trial.” As our once large family lost 98 percent of its members to Adolf Eichmann’s death trains to Auschwitz, my mom’s first tearful, then ...

ONTD Reading Challenge Around the World [FEBRUARY - ARGENTINA] Hello, everyone! I hope you enjoyed getting into South Korean books in January! Let us know in the comments what you read and if you liked it. Now February is upon us and our country of the month is Argentina! We’ll explore Argentinian literature, one of the very best Latin America has to offer. You can choose one of the modern classics like Jorge Luis Borges or Julio Cortázar, or perhaps discover new and rule-breaking works ...

Dear Mr. Avraham Burg: I woke up to news earlier this month that I had to read several times because I was not sure at first if I was understanding it correctly: You had announced your plan to submit an affidavit to the Jerusalem District Court, renouncing your registration as a Jew with Israel’s Interior Ministry. In your statement, you said your conscience does not allow you to be classified as a member of a Jewish nation, because it implies “belonging to the group of the masters.” This...

on January 25, 2021 at 9:30 am On Wednesday, Jan. 20, Joe Biden became the 46th President of the United States. The inauguration ceremony was largely normal. Social media, and many newscasts, erupted in celebration, fawning over eloquent speeches and shows of good faith. Apparently, ‘America is back.’ I’m not certain if catharsis was something I expected from this week – or even this year – but I know that I don’t feel more reassured than I did in 2016, 2008 or 2001. So, in hopes o...