Ann Kirk died weeks after her husband, Bob, who also came to England on the Kindertransport
By Gaby Wine
Saturday will be the 86th anniversary of the destruction of synagogues, Jewish homes, shops and businesses at the hands of the Nazis
By Felix Pope
‘People roaming the streets in masks asking people if they were Jewish then assaulting them and throwing them into canals. This is Europe in 2024’
By Jane Prinsley
Six AJR Holocaust survivors and refugees took part in a candle-lighting ceremony
By Daniel Ben-David
By Karen Pollock
In 1945 it was thought the flame of antisemitism had burnt out but this is certainly not the case 85 years on
She lived to be 103 and saw seven of her 11 great grand-children become bar and bat mitzvah. However, the life of German-born Alice Fraser was anything but predictable. Her grandson tells her story
By David Fraser
'This moment is a turning point for our Jewish history in Hamburg', a local community member declared
By Florence Bean
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The far-right AfD politician compared the terror campaign in 1938 with Germany's Covid-19 vaccination campaign
By Richard Percival
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The Ohel Yaakov synagogue was one of the largest in the city
By JC Reporter
After Kristallnacht, one of the only protests in the world came from an Australian Yorta Yorta tribesman. Now a musical composition pays tribute to him
By Etan Smallman
Courageous German woman who risked her life to oppose the Nazis
By Julie Carbonara
Just a few generations following the Holocaust, studies show that antisemitism is on the rise across Europe and beyond
The prime minister noted that Britain was the first country to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism
