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The Marshfield Mail - 2 hours 25 minutes ago
Learning about Nazi World War II concentration camps through textbooks is one thing, but talking with an actual Holocaust survivor is quite another, Niangua High School psychology students said of a recent school trip.
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The Longmont Times-Call - Fri Dec 11, 3:07 am ET
LONGMONT – A 71-year-old Longmont woman who some believe spun grandiose tales of Holocaust survival to manipulate others to house her and provide her with money is wanted on suspicion of felony theft and check fraud.
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The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - Thu Dec 10, 4:29 pm ET
Elie Wiesel urged Hungary’s leaders to do more to combat racism and anti-Semitism, and also to consider banning Holocaust denial.
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The Washington Times - Thu Dec 10, 7:02 am ET
JERUSALEM | Motivated by the principle that "every victim has a name," Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial museum has identified nearly 4 million Jews who lost their lives to Nazi Germany's genocide and is trying to identify the rest while survivors are still alive. "We are in a race against time," said American-born Cynthia Wroclawski, outreach manager of the Shoah Victims' Names Recovery ...
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Texarkana Gazette - Thu Dec 10, 9:03 am ET
AUSTIN—Gov. Rick Perry has chosen a chairman and five other members to sit on the newly created Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission. Named to chair the panel is retired Houston businessman Peter Berkowitz, past chairman of the Holocaust Museum Houston board.
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JTA - Thu Dec 10, 8:43 am ET
(JTA) -- Holocaust memorial institutions in France and Israel commemorated the round-up 67 years ago of Tunisian Jews.
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Farmington Observer - Thu Dec 10, 7:01 am ET
The Holocaust Memorial Center Zekelman Family Campus in Farmington Hills will hold an initial docent orientation and training session for adults interested in volunteering for the organization in that capacity. Docents guide groups on walking tours of the museum, explaining the exhibits and interpreting history and lessons to be learned. High school and middle school students are among the many ...
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KFDA-TV Amarillo - Wed Dec 9, 7:30 pm ET
Associated Press - December 9, 2009 7:25 PM ET AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Gov. Rick Perry has chosen a chairman and five other members to sit on the newly created Texas Holocaust and Genocide...
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The Times of Trenton - Fri Dec 11, 1:55 am ET
TRENTON -- Ilse Loeb told a story of terrible loss and pain at Trenton Central High School yesterday, and a story of amazing survival and hope.
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Asbury Park Press - Wed Dec 9, 4:20 am ET
ATLANTIC CITY — Organizers of a Holocaust memorial planned for Atlantic City's boardwalk say there's a simple explanation for the seemingly odd location.
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Ramsey County Sun-Focus - Wed Dec 9, 3:02 am ET
Members of the Spring Lake Park school community last month welcomed Holocaust survivor Peter Fischl, 79, for a presentation in the high school Performing Arts Center. Fischl spoke for an hour Nov. 17 about his life experience in Hungary and, later, in the United States.
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Miami Herald - Tue Dec 8, 12:04 pm ET
Ann Rosenheck still remembers the sting of the long and hopeless winter marches to and from the Geislingen labor camp and munitions factory. Months after the Holocaust survivor was torn from her home in the former Czechoslovakia, sent on a terrifying ride to Auschwitz in a crowded cattle car and then forever separated from her family, a teenage Rosenheck and other captives at the German labor ...
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Dallas Morning News - Wed Dec 9, 12:32 pm ET
Alice Murray, who has served as president and CEO of DowntownDallas and the Downtown Improvement District, assumes the newly created post effective immediately.
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The Columbus Dispatch - Fri Dec 11, 4:04 am ET
Manne Aronovsky's father didn't want her to forget her Jewish identity as they ran from the Nazis during the Holocaust. So he carved her a little wooden dreidel to hold while he told her Hanukkah stories. The top was crudely made and didn't spin, but it was the only way to celebrate Hanukkah as they fled.
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The Jewish Advocate - Wed Dec 9, 9:23 pm ET
Book Review In a recent lecture, Elie Wiesel questioned whether American Jews in 1939 campaigned hard enough against the U.S. government's refusal to accept the hundreds of Jewish refugees aboard the SS Saint Louis - a decision that sent many of them to their deaths at the hands of the Nazis.