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This year’s theme focused on the concept of growing profitability.
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This year’s theme focused on the concept of growing profitability.
The book of memoirs ‘Underground in Berlin’ tells the unusual story of Marie Jalowicz, who defied the Third Reich without leaving Berlin, circumventing the Gestapo and enduring rape, freezing conditions and hunger
Jews saw thousands of their synagogues, shops and homes destroyed by Nazi mobs on the night of November 9, 1938. While the world was shocked, there were no strong reactions in the aftermath of the pogroms.
Comparisons with the 1930s are lazy, says John Kampfner. But on the anniversary of the brutal Nazi pogrom Kristallnacht, and in the shadow of the ongoing Israel-Gaza war, he travels to Berlin to talk to a Holocaust survivor’s son who is shocked by the rising tide of violent antisemitism in Germany and across Europe
On the night of November 9, 1938, Jews were the victims of pogroms carried out in plain sight. Thousands of synagogues, shops and homes were destroyed. While the world was shocked, reactions weren't strong.