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by Michelle Halle, LCSW
by Ronda Robinson
Sam Weinreich rebuilt life from ashes of the Holocaust. He received more than 2000 cards celebrating his 100th birthday.
Anne Frank would have been 90 this year. A new documentary featuring Helen Mirren intertwines her story with five girls who survived the Holocaust.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
The little known story is now being told.
by Rabbi Avi Shafran
by Adam Ross
How Abdol Hossein Sardari protected Iranian Jews in occupied-Paris from falling into the clutches of Nazi persecution.
For Werner Reich. magic sparked a crumb of hope during the Holocaust.
Witold Pilecki heroically volunteered to enter Auschwitz where he organized a secret resistance.
Henryk Ross risked his life to document Nazi atrocities in the Lodz Ghetto.
by Judy Gruen
Archiving the Jewish American past, Gregg Philipson collects to remember and to fight bigotry and anti-Semitism.
by Menucha Chana Levin
Margit (Gitta) Mallasz, swimming champion, artist and writer, saved 100 Jewish women and children in Budapest.
by Lori Samlin Miller
The heroic actions of 200 inmates at Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp is the subject of new film, “Dirty Bomb.”
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons
Josef Levkovich’s dramatic encounters with the villain of Schindler’s List. An Aish.com exclusive.
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Taub, who carried the scars and memory of the Holocaust, has died in Jerusalem aged 96.
by Jody Berkel
There is no greater victory over the enemies of the Jewish people than living as proud, strong and connected Jews.
How the football-playing Swiss policeman chose morality and compassion over his career.
Arik Brik was a young boy when he survived the Holocaust. He moved to Israel with his family where he reached great prominence.
by Tswi J. Herschel
A gripping story that takes place in the Amsterdam ghetto, 1943 – as experienced by the author’s father.
Survivors testify about an epic Seder held in underground bunkers as the Nazis sought to liquidate the last Jews of Warsaw Ghetto.
by Rabbi Ari Bensoussan and NesProductions
Why do we celebrate that in every generation enemies will try to eradicate the Jews?
John and Amy Israel Pregulman have made it their mission to help elderly Holocaust survivors.
After surviving the horrors of the Holocaust, Yantu Weisz lived independent and strong till age 109.
by Erica Silver
As a child, the horrors of the Holocaust mirrored the incendiary chaos of my home life.
by Elliott Smith
Through faith and courage, John and Sonja Franken’s love was meant to be.
by aish.com
Vilma Grunwald’s haunting letter to her husband, written right before her murder.
A bestselling novel is reminding readers of real-life cases of Italian heroism in the face of danger.
Four remarkable stories that some Muslims don’t want to be publicized.
This French Jewish hero recently died at the age of 108.
Eberhard and Donata Helmrich were a heroic, righteous couple who risked their lives to save Jews.
by Adina Hershberg
The heroic Jew died this past Shabbat at the age of 94.
Woman who told the world about the secret death camp passes away at age 96.
by Daniel Gefen
Enduring 18 concentration camps, he was saved by a shovel, a siren, and horse manure.
by BESE
One of the largest rescue missions during the Holocaust is also one of its least known.
Elsa Koditschek hid under the noses of the SS family who’d stolen her home.
by Yad Vashem
The vast archive buried under the Warsaw Ghetto included these two wills that describe their lives and lament the fate of Europe’s Jews.
The archive remains the largest collection of Jewish documentation detailing the fate of the Jews under Nazi rule.
Standing up for Jews, Dr. Hautval was sent to Auschwitz where she was asked to assist in medical experiments performed in Block 10.
The legendary singer recently passed away at age 94.
by Gina Frankel
For a little while, we forgot the straw, the supervisors and the prison.
Dom Bruno joined the resistance and at great risk to his life established a network of hiding places for Jewish children.
The liberation of concentration camps by the US Army at the end of WWII.
Hidden and raised as a Christian in an convent, Yehudit had to make a fateful decision that would shape the course of her life.
Given to non-Jewish strangers by his parents when he was a baby, Tswi’s traumatic early years led him to fulfill the dreams of his murdered parents.
The Auschwitz Album is the only surviving visual evidence of the process leading to the mass murder at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
A century ago, one of Europe's great musicians tried to erase her Jewish heritage. Instead, she heroically saved Jewish lives during the Holocaust.
A new book reveals the fascinating story of Swiss Jews who convinced Himmler to destroy Auschwitz and stop exterminating Jews.
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