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Holocaust survivors gather in Cooper City to share stories, warn of rising antisemitism
They got together to reflect on their harrowing pasts and express growing concern over the resurgence of antisemitism.
How Oct. 7 has changed antisemitic attacks in the U.S.
In 2024, a majority — 58 percent — of antisemitic incidents “contained elements related to Israel or Zionism,” according to ...
More than 100 Holocaust survivors in Broward County honored for bravery and resilience
Every year on June 4, the world comes together for the day to celebrate Holocaust survivors and their bravery, resilience and ...
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Budget conference: Holocaust museum funding divides House and Senate
Several projects to provide additional state dollars for security and new exhibits at Holocaust museums are dividing the ...
What did we know about the Holocaust at the time? Long Branch library reveals the story
Just what did Americans know about the Holocaust? How did they find out about it? Could more have been done? New Long Branch ...
Traveling exhibit in Virginia Beach plumbs tough questions about the Holocaust
The exhibit, “Americans and the Holocaust,” will examine the motives and fears that shaped Americans’ responses to war, ...
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Holocaust Survivor Day: How one man escaped the siege of Leningrad
ABC Action News reporter Michael Paluska sat down with Holocaust survivor Rudolf Kosolapov to talk about his journey to safety and memories of the Holocaust.
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A family remembers a relative who died in the Holocaust with a ‘stumbling stone’ in her German hometown
David Bliss grew up hearing stories about his great-aunt Bertha, a once-energetic woman who ran her own shop in the small ...