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An attempt to correct history : Jewish descendants reclaim Austrian citizenship

Their stories begin with snippets of history passed down through their family trees. The forced exile of Maya Hofstetter’s great-grandmother Stella Rinde Coburn began in August 1939, the year after Austria’s annexation by Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich. Gershon’s grandfather Eric Otto also left. “He didn’t want to leave Austria. It wasn’t his decision,” says the 46-year-old sales director for Israel’s national carrier, El Al. “When he was 13 years old in 1938, his parents put him on a ship to Palestine,” he says. Only after World War II did Otto learn that his family had died in the Nazi camps.

Фермопилы Второй мировой: как Гитлер разрушил колыбель цивилизации (ABC, Испания)

Фермопилы Второй мировой: как Гитлер разрушил колыбель цивилизации (ABC, Испания)
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Biden s inertia on refugees means Congress must act – The Forward

While President Biden made mention of immigration reform in his first address to Congress this week, the fate of refugees was conspicuously absent. After weeks of whiplash for refugees and their advocates, we’re still waiting for clarity on a path forward. On April 16, President Biden announced he would maintain the limit on the number of refugees annually admitted to the country at 15,000, the lowest level in history, initially set by President Trump. The announcement reversed a key campaign promise, and was a violation of Biden’s commitment to refugees. As advocates for those who are seeking refuge from persecution, we were deeply disappointed. HIAS and our allies pushed back, calling out Biden’s broken promises.

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