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By JC Reporter
After fears rapid development would prevent site's commemoration, government announces plan will go ahead
By Liam Hoare
When I asked my 22 pupils to write stories in the style of the popular 19th century poster format, five of them presented tales about the Holocaust
By Emma Shevah
Tour de France champion Gino Bartali's secret missions have now been set to music in London's West End
By Karen Glaser
Text on the side of the museum suggested the Jewish teenager did not write her diary during the Second World War
By Tash Mosheim
The North West Leicestershire backbencher had already lost the whip earlier this year over the comments
By Daniel Ben-David
Netflix seven-parter fails to do full justice to the heroic actions of those who saved between 2,000 and 4,000 Jews and German dissidents in Marseilles in 1940
By Josh Howie
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The Jewish Russian-American from Chicago is making her debut in London next week
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