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F-15s over Auschwitz: Different perspectives on Yom Hashoah
I don’t deal well with the Holocaust. I can’t teach about it, I don’t like reading about it, and it’s not getting any easier now...
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Israel & Overseas
An Open Letter to Jon Stewart RE: Ricky Gervais' Slippery Slope of Tasteless, Vulgar Anne Frank "Jokes" on Your TV show
Dear Jon, 1. Why didn't you SAY something?2. Will you SAY something NOW? Or before Hell freezes over?3. WHAT will you SAY?4. Dish! -- here...
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Miriam Bolkosky: Professional Musician and Mother
Part of a continuing series of interviews with members of our Metrowest Jewish community by Julie Wolf There's no shortage of music and noise coming...
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JEWISHFILM.2012 The National Center for Jewish Film's 15th Annual Film Festival April 18 – 29
WWW.JEWISHFILM.ORG for tickets, full schedule scheule, films, trailers, guests and more! VENUES: Museum of Fine Arts, The Institute of Contemporary Art, West Newton Cinema HOTEL LUX East...
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Four Questions with J. Jacob Krause, director of For a Look or a Touch at Boston Gay Men's Chorus
While setting Holocaust stories to music sounds like a punchline, when the Boston Gay Men's Chorus teamed up with the Seattle Men's Chorus to commission...
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Boston Gay Men's Chorus presents: Love's Voice
Love’s Voice looks at the power and beauty of love. The featured work of the program is For a Look or a Touch by the renowned...
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Tall, Dark and Handsom: My Dad and the Marble Pound Cake
My dad was the strongest man in the world. At least that’s what I believed and felt for much of my childhood. I was never...
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Food
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Review: CAPTORS at the Huntington
I will admit up front that I tend to approach "Holocaust art" with a bit of hesitation. The subject so readily lends itself to emotional...
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Book review: Until the Dawn's Light by Aharon Appelfeld
Aharon Appelfeld isn’t an author to be taken lightly. He’s made a prolific career out of writing about European Jewry pre-, during, and post-Holocaust, and...
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Pay Tribute to the Holocaust Survivors that Have Touched Your Life
As grandchildren of Holocaust Survivors, we recognize that it is our responsibility to ensure that our families’ stories do not fade into history. To that...
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