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by Rabbi Naftali Schiff, JRoots
by Yad Vashem
Rina's family was murdered during the Holocaust. After a string of deaths of adoptive mothers, she was adopted by a Jewish couple who had no children.
by Ilana Yahav and Memorial for the Jewish Federation of Philadelphia
Ilana Yahav's moving sand drawing of the most horrific period in Jewish history.
by Derech Achim
A moving music video about the Piaseczna Rebbe, Rav Kalonymus Kalman Shapira.
by Rabbi Naftali Schiff and JRoots
by BBC
Nicholas Winton saved 669 children from the Holocaust. In this moving clip he meets them for the first time.
by JRoots
In Poland, a Holocaust survivor shares his harrowing experiences with young Jews.
An Auschwitz survivor shares her faith with the Next Generation.
A powerful documentary on the faith and commitment of Holocaust survivors. (53 min. Viewer discretion advised)
by Matthew Brown
A moving video filmed at the Holocaust memorial in Miami Beach.
by Francky Perez
Remembering the Shoah in rap.
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
The world's biggest graveyard.
In Majdanek: One barrack. 200,000 shoes.
The systematic destruction of Poland's largest Jewish community.
Cutting the grass underneath an electrified fence.
The Nazis burned our books, but could not extinguish our souls.
Where cattle cars brought 1.2 million Jews for extermination.
Next time you're having a bad day, think of Barracks-3.
Reflections on the Holocaust from the Jewish Quarter of Krakow.
by Regis and Kelly
Nancy and Howard Kleinberg's love story is nothing short of a miracle.
by Ben Hiller
A survivor tells his story for the very first time.
by Rabbi Berel Wein and Destiny Films
Liberating the camps, and the Nuremberg trials. (Viewer discretion is advised.)
Coming to grips with a civilization destroyed.
The flame that sustained the Jews in the darkest days.
Jewish refugees seek shelter back in Poland or in DP camps.
The survivors' desperate attempts to locate lost relatives.
For fear of jeopardizing oil interests, the British refuse to allow Jews into Israel.
Ben Gurion brought the message of Zionism to the hopeless Holocaust refugees.
The ragtag Jewish underground fights back against 100,000 British personnel.
by Destiny Films and Rabbi Berel Wein
Jewish refugees make a secret, treacherous journey to the Promised Land.
The British refuse a boatload of desperate Holocaust survivors entry into Israel.
The British arrest Jewish leaders, and Eleanor Roosevelt visits the refugees.
American Jewry gets behind the Zionist cause, as the British defer to the United Nations.
An Iron Curtain goes up in eastern Europe, and the United Nations seeks a solution in Palestine.
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