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4/20/2023 Top Pick

Robert Kraft Was Joined by Meek Mill for the March of the Living

The annual March of the Living is a 3-kilometer walk that covers the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex, the largest Nazi concentration camp during World War II.

By Patriots.com

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4/20/2023 Top Pick

Patriots Owner Kraft Joined by Meek Mill for Holocaust March

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft led a delegation that included rapper Meek Mill on a march in Poland on Tuesday to honor victims and survivors of the Holocaust.

By Associated Press

NEHM

5/2/2022 Top Pick

Holocaust “Must Not Be Forgotten,” Says Cambridge Survivor

As antisemitism and Holocaust denial grow, Frieda Tenenbaum Grayzel warned of the continued threat posed by bigotry.

By John HilliardFor The Boston Globe

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4/27/2022 Top Pick

“Those Who Were There: Voices From the Holocaust” Podcast

The only podcast dedicated to sharing the history of the Holocaust through the first-hand testimonies of survivors and witnesses.

By Fortunoff Video Archive

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4/21/2022 Top Pick

Holocaust Remembrance Gathering ‘Marks a Lesson for All Humanity’

The congregations of synagogues south of Boston will gather on Wednesday, April 27, at Temple Sinai in Sharon to remember the Holocaust.

By Johanna SeltzFor The Boston Globe

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4/8/2022 Top Pick

Rightful Roots: Reclaiming Our Austrian Citizenship

My American children are now Austrian citizens 83 years after their great-grandparents were forced to flee the Holocaust.

By Lisa Einstein

The Boston Globe

4/9/2021 Top Pick

When the Nazis Came, Not Everyone Divided Into ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’

Lessons from my father’s German village about those who helped the Jews.

By The Boston Globe

(Photo: James E. Foehl/United States Navy)

4/8/2021 Top Pick

Yom HaShoah: Never Again & Always and Forever

By Rabbi Baruch HaLevi

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4/6/2021 Top Pick

A Poem for Holocaust Remembrance Day

A poem called “Written on Skin” to remember the Holocaust.

By Deborah Leipziger