The unbelievable story of how 1,088 (or was it 1,122?) people flew aboard a single airplane as part of 1991’s Operation Solomon
Tunes from his childhood accompanied Yitzchak Freilich through the camps and on to his new life in America. Recorded by his son, they are now online as part of the National Library of Israel collection
In 1939, sickening accounts of impending genocide appeared on the same pages as cruise and resort promos
During the Nazi occupation, Muslims aided efforts to hide the origins of the local Jews, preventing the extinction of a community
In 1945 he left the infamous camp on a death march; 40 years later he came back – and left – a free man
David Friedmann’s daughter traveled the globe searching for his famous drawings, lost for decades
30 years after his death, the Nobel laureate’s village is being rebuilt, including a massive replica of a synagogue that was never there
At Berlin’s Rykestrasse Synagogue, Fredi chanted Moses’ song of darkness and redemption
They were murdered days after Yom Kippur, yet my father survived
