Jewish Museum Milwaukee hosting exhibition about artifacts saved from Nazi destruction
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The people honored in the new exhibition at Jewish Museum Milwaukee resisted oppression by saving books from the bonfires.
In 1942, in Vilna in what is now Lithuania, a group of Jews worked to hide books, art, and other cultural artifacts from the Nazis. Led by poets Abraham Sutzkever and Shmerke Kaczerginskithe group was known as the Paper Brigade of Vilna, and it took and hid the items that had been part of the
A number of films at the Jerusalem Jewish Film Week attempt to illuminate antisemitism throughout history and may help people better understand its current incarnation.