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One can only hazard a guess at what Ullmann may have gone on to write and produce, had his life circumstances been kinder.

A reconstruction of a Holocaust survivor’s secret romance in a Nazi camp – and a reunion 70 years later – is touching, if sometimes overheated

The Tage Jüdischer Musik – aka International Jewish Days – program, as the name suggests, is designed to offer the German public a taste of Jewish.

One violin was played by a prisoner at the Auschwitz concentration camp, one by a former gifted child violinist and another by a world-renowned ballerina and actress. Their life stories vary but they have one thing in common -- all played the violin during World War II to stay alive.

The story behind that visit to the orchestra with the Gies and Frank families.

This year’s Epos film festival offers a look at global culture and art.

In the new year, the Vienna Philharmonic will pay tribute to more than a dozen of its members who were ousted, exiled and killed during World War II.

The Jewish Community Centers of Chicago is organizing concerts and educational programs to accompany the instruments played by Jews during the Shoah.

As winter turns to spring, the inky merlots and jammy cabernets in our glasses start to seem a bit heavy when we begin our meals with seasonal light salads, crunchy veggies, fruit soup or grilled fish… It’s time to lighten up! For wine lovers, spring heralds the beginning of the lovely pink rosé season.

Aged eight, Magda Hellinger was told by a rabbi that she was destined to save hundreds of Jewish lives.