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A new graphic art novel uncovers the autobiographies of six Jewish teens lost during World War II. From bar mitzvahs to music lessons, here are their stories.

A new graphic art novel uncovers the autobiographies of six Jewish teens lost during World War II. From bar mitzvahs to music lessons, here are their stories.

The Great Synagogue of Vilna, Lithuania contained one of the world’s great Jewish libraries, the Strashun Library. The contents of the Strashun Library were a main target of the Nazis’ ...

Australian artist Ella Dreyfus goes on a cinematic search for traces of her German-Jewish identity that were left behind when her father fled the Nazis as a child.

An elephant awakens a town emotionally shattered by war and gives hope to a lonely boy. Theatre review by Gary Naylor

It is spirited and witty, with superb puppetry and comedic performances, but this new musical’s songs don’t stay with you and the messages are overdone

The Florida Holocaust Museum is using advanced technology to record survivor testimonies and preserve them in a way for the future no one has ever experienced before.

From the blog of David Kuney at The Times of Israel

Now at the National Library, 'Mr. Shushani's' notebooks attest to his vast knowledge: he cites a wealth of texts, though he had no physical books to reference

In a City Where Thousands Were Murdered, Historian David Nasaw Learned How Difficult It Is to Mourn an Absence