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Effort seeks to name Midtown Kingston park after girl killed in 2020 shooting on Van Buren Street - Vimarsana News

Effort seeks to name Midtown Kingston park after girl killed in 2020 shooting on Van Buren Street

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Alderperson Genie Edwards is seeking to name a city park in Midtown in honor of D’Janeira Mason, a 12-year-old girl who was fatally shot in 2020 on Van Buren Street. The small park at 45-49 Van Buren St. with a little playground is right across the street from where Mason lived when […]

A Dialogue With the Dead: Gary Saul Morson's Wonder Confronts Certainty - The American Spectator - Vimarsana News

A Dialogue With the Dead: Gary Saul Morson's Wonder Confronts Certainty - The American Spectator

Morson would like to draw a sharp dividing line between the refined sensibilities of Golden Age czarist Russia and the horrors of the Soviet Union.

All Jews should leave the United Kingdom - opinion - Vimarsana News

All Jews should leave the United Kingdom - opinion

The Golden Age of British Jewry is well and truly over. It’s time to wake up and the smell the antisemitic coffee that lingers long in the nostrils.

Source: jpost.com
The forgotten horrors that hide in the Holocaust's long, dark shadow - Vimarsana News

The forgotten horrors that hide in the Holocaust's long, dark shadow

The genocide was more than a specific, contained, monstrous event. It was the successful culmination of six decades of fervent European efforts to rid the continent of its Jews

Conspiracies about a 'catastrophic takeover' by Jews have long been an American problem - Vimarsana News

Conspiracies about a 'catastrophic takeover' by Jews have long been an American problem

(The Conversation) — In the late 19th century, a satiric weekly stoked fears about how Jewish immigrants would change New York City’s character.