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Movie Review: The Boy In The Striped Pajamas

 by Robert Waldman
Posted: November 17, 2008
British made and shot in Hungary this uplifting experience charts the course of a family deeply involved in the German war effort. Looks... Full story »
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Movie Review: Fugitive Pieces

 by Robert Waldman
Posted: May 3, 2008
Unbeknownst to Jakob the saintly one was a Greek national called Athos. Through thick and thin, by hook and crook we witness... Full story »
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Movie Review: Emotional Arithmetic

 by Robert Waldman
Posted: April 18, 2008
Out from the cold is European Jakob Bronski. Along this aging man’s side is a slightly younger Christopher Lewis. Director Paolo Barzman uses a minimal... Full story »
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Live Theatre Review: Kindertransport

 by Robert Waldman
Posted: March 1, 2008
Prior to Hitler’s rise all seemed well for the upscale Schlesinger family. Daughter Eva was the apple in her parent’s eye.... Full story »
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I Am The World's Last Nazi Hunter

 by Dr. Efraim Zuroff, as told to Robyn Stubbs
Posted: January 18, 2008
I am one of those lucky people who gets up everyday with a smile on his face, knowing that’s he’s doing something important.... Full story »
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A Real Historian?

 by Randall Wallace
Posted: January 6, 2007
Although we should always be vigilant against the "Big Lie of Goebbels" ilk, nothing becomes true or ceases being true in history... Full story »
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Second Generation Holocaust Survivor Confronts The Illogic Of Denial

 by Leslie Benisz
Posted: December 25, 2006
There are many of us who are alive today and who continue to live with the legacy of the Holocaust, which killed millions of people... Full story »
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Why Krakow?

 by Tamar Kevonian
Posted: August 11, 2006
He pushed my passport back at me while still holding it firmly in his grasp and pointed to the word 'Lebanon'. "What is that?"... Full story »
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