A new festival will recapture the heady days of Jewish vacationland in the Catskills
By Francine White
A letter written by the physicist is set to go under the hammer in the US
By Richard Percival
Henny Franks fled Nazi persecution in Cologne, western Germany, on the kindertransport as a teenager
By Gaby Wine
The relationship between Grock and Hitler is being investigated by a Swiss museum
By JC Reporter
Diplomat Meryl Frank spent years tracing the wartime fate of her Lithuanian relative. But the truth was sitting on her bookshelf
By Jenni Frazer
By Dominic Green
Tributes idolise the man who leaked the Pentagon Papers - but attitudes now towards national security are radically different from those in 1971
Raiffeisenplatz in St Gallen was named after the 19th-century Raiffeisen co-operative movement in Germany, which was founded by a firebrand antisemite
By Rob Hyde
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The UK's foremost historian joins dozens of other prominent figures in calling for a Westminster Holocaust Memorial to be combined with a new Jewish Museum
By Daniel Ben-David
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In lockdown, the historian researched the history of humanity’s fight against disease and now he talks about his new book with the JC.
By Simon Rocker
The multimedia project, which is now looking for testimonies, seeks to raise awareness of a forgotten chapter of history and utilize it as a means to combat hatred and antisemitism today
Richard Landes argues in his new book that the Western media deploys a narrative pushed by violent Islamists
By Zoe Strimpel
A deep dive into a world of medieval superstition
By Robert Low
Visually creative historian who transformed the Jewish Museum
New game created by a Jewish designer taps into two very haimishe passions... and already has some famous fans
In a story never told before: Up to two dozen Jewish girls were supported by Tyneside's Jewish community in the lead-up to the outbreak of the Second World War
Codex Sassoon valued at $30 to $50 million
