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Visually creative historian who transformed the Jewish Museum
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Codex Sassoon valued at $30 to $50 million
Historian digs up truth about Irmgard Kroymann, who claimed she was held at Gross-Rosen camp but had actually volunteered to work there
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Just as British diplomats realised what they were dealing with in 1938, so Russia’s behaviour in Ukraine should be a warning
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The project is aiming to unite relatives torn apart by the Holocaust
By Georgia L Gilholy
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The pictures were taken secretly by a Polish firefighter in 1943 as he protected Warsaw from the ghetto flames
By Tash Mosheim
Ostriches were common in the region until the 19th century and their eggs had diverse uses
Short novel packed full of history, from the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union to secret agents in Israel, is full of twists and turns
By David Herman
The city of Lodz was home to almost a quarter of a million Jews prior to World War II
Christian Bale stars as a detective hunting down in a serial killer at an 1830s US army training academy in a film that deserves extra marks for originality.
By Linda Marric
An expertly crafted study in female rage against the establishment
Much-loved television vet drama features storyline about the Jewish Festival of Lights
By Nicole Lampert
Algernon Moses Marsden started life in 1847 as one of the 14 children of clothing tycoon Isaac Moses
By Anthea Gerrie
