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25 January 2021 • 12:01am A tomb effigy lies in prayer at Salisbury Cathedral as people rest after being vaccinated Credit: NEIL HALL / EPA-EFE / Shutterstock SIR – Jane Moth (Letters, January 23) is absolutely right about the grief and gloom in the BBC news coverage of Covid. I stopped watching the six o’clock news 10 days ago. I keep abreast of the news and am aware of the seriousness of the situation, but it has been a release not watching daily close-ups of dying patients and grievin...

The star-studded WW2 movie Operation Finale which aired as a Netflix Original in most countries around the world will finally be coming to Netflix in the United States in February 2021.  The MGM produced movie premiered in 2018 in the United States with a full theatrical release. At the time, it wasn’t going to release it theatrically outside of the United States so instead sold it to Netflix for an undisclosed sum. It arrived on Netflix internationally on October 3rd, 2018. Now, years afte...

206 shares Nahuel Perez Biscayart portrays a Jewish inmate at a concentration camp during filming in Belarus of the film Persian Lessons in 2019. (Courtesy of HyperFilms/ via JTA) Lars Eidinger plays a Nazi officer at a concentration camp during the filming in Belarus of Persian Lessons in 2019. (Courtesy of HyperFilms/ via JTA) Nahuel Perez Biscayart portrays a Jewish inmate leaving a concentration camp during filming in Belarus of the film Persian Lessons in 2019. (Courtesy of HyperFilm...

�� Good Tuesday morning! A number of Senate committees will hold confirmation hearings today for several of President-elect Joe Biden’s Cabinet picks. Janet Yellen, Avril Haines and Alejandro Mayorkas will testify in front of Senate committees this morning, while Tony Blinken and Lloyd Austin are scheduled to appear before the Foreign Relations and the Armed Services Committees, respectively, this afternoon. More below. A report in  Politico indicates that Biden’s transition team i...

Share and speak up for justice, law & order... You would have to be blind or a Progressive Left ideologue not to see it. It’s almost like watching a slow-motion fatal car wreck happening right before your eyes as you stand by helpless to stop it. The Progressive Left has won the federal elections, and as they say, there are political consequences for those who lose elections. They now have conservatives, former Trump officials, and political supporters squarely in their sights and are not hol...

These people, following a criminal order, kidnapped his wife. Husband of Katsiaryna Andreyeva Ihar Ilyash wrote a letter to the investigators of the Frunzenski district department of the Investigatory Committee of Minsk, captain of justice Ihar Kurylovich and Lieutenant The text of the letter was published by the website of Belsat TV channel: - Ihar Viktaravich, Ihar Uladzimiravich! Today exactly two months have passed since the day when you brought charges against my wife Katsiaryna Andreye...

This week in Jewish history | Nazis convene Wannsee Conference to plan for mass extermination of European Jewry 19 Jan 2021 share this on On 20 January 1942, SS General Reinhard Heydrich convened the Wannsee Conference in Berlin to inform and secure support from top German officials for the mass extermination of European Jewry. The conference took place approximately six months after Hermann Goering, a Nazi political and military leader, requested  that Heydri...

By Joseph Hamrick Herald-Banner Columnist Jan 17, 2021 Jan 17, 2021 On June 7, 1961, author and Holocaust survivor Yehiel De-Nur stood face to face in court with one of the men who orchestrated the events of the Holocaust: Adolf Eichmann. After giving a brief statement, De-Nur collapsed at the trial. Many people gave explanations as to why he would have fainted before the man: anger, sadness, fear, brought on by painful memories of years spent in concentration camps. But it is De-Nu...

Shaken to the core: the untold story of Sidney Nolan at Auschwitz We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Andrew Turley Normal text size Advertisement Few artists have captured our history as forcefully as Sidney Nolan. His most iconic works – from a stylised Ned Kelly to the doomed explorers Burke and Wills – are synonymous with Australian modernism. And yet there are aspects of Nolan’s own history that remain virtually unknown. One of the...

Amateur sleuth uncovers a devastating chapter of Sidney Nolans life We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss 2.30pm Normal text size Advertisement As a giant of Australian art, Sidney Nolan’s work and life have long occupied historians and gossip mongers. But until now, little was known about an event that had a devastating and lasting impact. It took an amateur sleuth from Sydney to piece together the story of Nolan’s 1962 visit to Auschwitz. An...