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‘We Owe This to Them': Shoah Survivors in Vaccine Spotlight
Hundreds of Holocaust survivors in Austria and Slovakia have received their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine 76 years after Soviet troops liberated the Auschwitz death camp
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Why a Lack of Holocaust Knowledge Among Millennials and Gen Z Puts Us at Risk of Repeating History
A new study showed how disconnected younger generations have become from the realities of the Holocaust. Professor of Modern Jewish History Deborah Lipstadt explains why that is so dangerous.
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Holocaust Survivors Call on Zuckerberg to Delete Deniers
The rise of Holocaust deniers on social media platforms has been deeply painful to the elderly survivors of the genocide. These survivors are now taking to Facebook with the hashtag #NoDenyingIt to call on Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to remove Holocaust deniers from the company’s platforms
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Holocaust Survivors Call on Mark Zuckerberg to Delete Deniers From Facebook
The rise of Holocaust deniers on social media platforms has been deeply painful to the elderly survivors of the genocide. These survivors are now taking to Facebook with the hashtag #NoDenyingIt to call on Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to remove Holocaust deniers from the company’s platforms.
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German Court Convicts Nazi Guard 75 Years After WWII
A court in Hamburg, Germany, convicted former Nazi guard Bruno Dey of being an accessory to the murder of over 5,200 prisoners during World War II.
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Holocaust Survivors Attend NYC Event for Auschwitz Liberation Anniversary
About 100 Auschwitz survivors gathered at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan to watch the events from Poland to mark 75 years since the liberation of the concentration camp. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Holocaust Survivors Share Auschwitz Memories, 75 Years After Liberation
Holocaust survivors in the tri-state were conflicted on how to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz — for some it marked a time to mourn, others saw it as a time to celebrate freedom and rebirth. But all agreed on one thing: the urgency to share their memories so the world doesn’t forget. NBC New York’s Adam...
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Italian Holocaust Victims Remembered in NYC
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Italian Consulate of New York City saw the names of all the Jewish Italians deported from Italy to Nazi death camps read out loud in an emotional ceremony. Adam Kuperstein reports.
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Auschwitz Survivors Warn of Rising Anti-Semitism 75 Years on
Survivors of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp prayed and wept as they marked the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the camp by the Soviet army
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Auschwitz Survivors Return 75 Years After Camp Liberation
Survivors of the Auschwitz death camp tell their harrowing stories as they gather at the site to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the camp – some of them for the first time.
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Auschwitz Survivors Warn of Rising Anti-Semitism 75 Years After Liberation
Shortly before they were rounded up by Nazi troops in Belgium and deported to Auschwitz in 1942, the parents of three-year-old Maurice Gluck placed their only child in the care of a local Christian family. Gluck forgot his Yiddish mother tongue and that he even had parents of his own.
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Europe's Bishops Mark Auschwitz Anniversary Denouncing Hate
Europe’s Catholic bishops are marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz with a statement denouncing anti-Semitism and the “manipulation” of the truth for political aims.
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Preserving Holocaust History 75 Years After Auschwitz Liberation
As the number of living survivors of the horrors of the Holocaust dwindles, the urgency to preserve the past grows — especially in a world where anti-Semitic attacks and incidents are on the rise. NBC New York’s Adam Kuperstein reports.
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Owners of Krispy Kreme, Panera, Pret a Manger to Donate Millions Over Family's Nazi History
One of Germany’s richest families, which owns Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Pret A Manger and other international brands, is giving millions to support Holocaust survivors as it seeks to atone for its use of forced laborers during the Nazi era and its enthusiastic support of Adolf Hitler, The Associated Press has learned.
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Rep. Tlaib Says GOP Spreading ‘Lies' About Her Comments on Holocaust and Israel
Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., on Monday defended recent remarks she made about the Holocaust and Israel and lashed out at President Donald Trump and GOP lawmakers for “spreading outright lies” about her, NBC News reported. During an interview on Yahoo News’s “Skullduggery” podcast released Friday, Tlaib was asked about her support for a one-state solution between Israelis and Palestinians. Tlaib...
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New Jersey EMT, Photojournalist Dies Months After Beating, Police Say
A New Jersey EMT and photojournalist who was injured in a brutal beating earlier this year has died.
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Lawyer Ben Brafman Fights for Harvey Weinstein, in Court and Out
A powerful public figure is accused of sexual assault in a Manhattan hotel room. There’s media frenzy. Enter go-to defense attorney Ben Brafman.
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Grand Jury Indicts Harvey Weinstein
A grand jury has voted to indict Harvey Weinstein, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance announced. Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Poland Marks 75th Anniversary of Uprising in Warsaw Ghetto
Sirens wailed, church bells tolled and yellow paper daffodils of remembrance dotted the crowd as Polish and Jewish leaders extolled the heroism and determination of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising fighters on the 75th anniversary of their ill-fated rebellion. Polish President Andrzej Duda and World Jewish Congress President Ronald Lauder said the hundreds of young Jews who took to arms in...
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Anne Frank's Diary Read Out to Combat Soccer's Anti-Semitism
The Italian soccer federation says a passage from Anne Frank’s diary will be read before matches this week to condemn the acts of anti-Semitism by Lazio fans and to keep alive memories of the Holocaust. The FIGC also says a minute of silence will be observed before Serie A, B and C matches this week, plus amateur and youth games...