Holocaust
“With what words could we appear before audiences and avoid dishonoring their anguish?”
“Even when you walk through the valley of death, you are still making moral choices.”
He didn’t so much write about Jews as about their absence.
“God saved me and took me out of the ghetto.”
The soul of man is the candle of God.
Gentiles join in eating the traditional Sabbath stew in a country where many Jews still hide their identity.
Jean Améry and the “old-new anti-Semitism.”
The author of an attention-grabbing new book explores the world’s fascination with dead Jews and its indifference to living ones.
Hidden in the wall of a German home, then sold on eBay.
Transforming the Shoah from a Jewish trauma to a Polish one.
A people “whose sole attribute was that they had been murdered, and whose murders served a clear purpose: to teach us something.”
Ancestry records, memorial books, and more.
A story.
Esther Bejerano, in memoriam.
