Updated English translation of Vladka Meed's 1948 Yiddish memoir, 'On Both Sides of the Wall,' breathes new life into her experiences with the Jewish resistance against the Nazis
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As the pro-Palestinian group 'Kufiyas in Buchenwald' is blocked from demonstrating outside the notorious Nazi concentration camp ahead of Yom Hashoah, a debate about the site’s history resurfaces
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On her first Holocaust Remembrance Day since realizing her dream of immigrating, Penina Zeitchik aims to gather with grandchildren also living in Israel to share what her family experienced in the war
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On Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day, the author of 'Zaidy's Band' speaks about the little-known brave Jewish servicemen who faced down the Nazis, fighting for their brethren
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PM says continent 'afflicted by deep moral weakness,' Israel now defending it; Herzog urges national unity, eulogizing fallen soldier whose grandmother survived Bergen-Belsen
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As the Zikaron BaSalon program grows to over 2 million participants worldwide, former hostages and their families learn from survivors how telling their stories can aid in rehabilitation
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Over a quarter are older than 90, two-thirds are women; world Jewish population has still not recovered to numbers it had in 1933, according to Central Bureau of Statistics
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Around a dozen survivors, aged 90-100, will travel to Poland though most Israeli delegates forced to cancel; march to be led by survivors of attacks on Jews; former hostages to light torch
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Sunday vigil by anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian activist group 'Kufiyas in Buchenwald' will instead be held in the nearby city of Weimar
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Yad Vashem announces that the live broadcast of this year's event, under the theme 'The Jewish Family During the Holocaust,' has been replaced by a taped program, without giving a reason
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Banking giant had sought to expand $1.25 billion settlement from 1999 to encompass newly discovered ties between Nazi officials and UBS-owned Credit Suisse
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Der israelische Außenminister Gideon Saar und der deutsche Botschafter in Israel Steffen Seibert sind aneinandergeraten. Allzu diplomatisch ging es dabei nicht zu.
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