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Texas resident Kabel Cole and four other members of the neo-Nazi group the Atomwaffen Division delivered intimidating posters in Washington state, Arizona and Florida in January 2020.
The partnership allows researchers to access Yad Vashem’s Pages of Testimony data when doing a search on the JewishGen website, which includes nearly 3.8 million Holocaust records.
Americans Against Anti-Semitism noted that the online retail giant “is presently the world’s largest purveyor of [such] films—something Hitler and Goebbels would surely have been grateful for.”
“Against All Odds: Surviving the Holocaust,” directed and produced by Paul Bachow, will be screened at the Miami Jewish Film Festival on Jan. 14.
“We’re Christians, so we can’t be anti-Semitic,” says Alliance for the Union of Romanians Party co-president after Israel’s ambassador condemns the party’s message.
“We were not simply the beat-up remnants of a civilization, the victims of anti-Semitism. It was a dynamic, thriving, self-reflective and ambitious culture,” says CEO of YIVO Jonathan Brent.
Its goal is to “conduct a study on anti-Semitism in the state, provide assistance to schools, and meet with appropriate representatives of public and private organizations to provide information, in addition to various education duties around the state.”
“The resolution is of great importance in the international arena,” said Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Gilad Erdan.
New program will help “make the Jewish catastrophe a firm fact in the international consciousness, a fact beyond denial—in the hope that the world which turned a blind eye during World War II will not do so again and will ensure that such events never recur,” says Dr. Miriam Adelson.
Along with family photographs, documents and a book of poetry, the clock to be exhibited belonged to the family of Marianne Brandes-Brilleslijper, a Holocaust survivor and Nazi resistance fighter.
“Students with Holocaust education are more likely to stand up to negative stereotyping and challenge incorrect, biased information,” said director of teen programming Aaron Kischel.
The Order of Canada was created in 1967 and recognizes “outstanding achievement, dedication to the community and service to the nation.”