Tag: Auschwitz
Prosecuting Auschwitz
"I had the bad luck to get tangled up in this horror. The crimes did not occur because it was my will," a man in a dark suit with a striped tie says, matter-of-factly.
Letters To The Editor
No Citizenship For Ruth? Sephardi Chief Rabbi Shlomo Amar seems to advocate throwing out the baby with the bath water. Jews are seriously praying...
Letters To The Editor
Kahane's Virtues It's quite true, as Rabbi Stephen Polter states (Letters, Nov. 17), that more people are acknowledging Rabbi Meir Kahane's prescience, wisdom and...
Letters To The Editor
Recalling The Voice Kudos to Jason Maoz for his wonderful Oct. 27 front-page essay "A Voice to Make Men Weep," about Chazzan Moshe Koussevitzky,...
Letters To The Editor
Offensive Parade It's gratifying to hear that the planned gay parade in Israel will meet with massive resistance from Jews, Muslims and Christians (news...
A Matter Of Death And Death: The Washington National Opera Chooses Sophie
Although Sophie Zawistowska asserts that nothing would have been different, had she chosen her six-year-old daughter, Eva, to live and her 10-year-old son, Jan, to die instead,
News From Poland
The conservative minority government of Poland's Law and Justice party has agreed to enter a coalition with two extreme-right parties.
A Bitter View – Auschwitz: A Graphic Novel by Pascal Croci
Pascal Croci's graphic novel, Auschwitz, begins with a question to a witness from Auschwitz-Birkenau, "How long have you been keeping all this to yourself?"
Art And Auschwitz: Art Created In The Holocaust At The Brooklyn Museum
The Holocaust was the largest mass murder in human history. It casts an indelible shadow over everything that follows, twisting morality and normative values in unfathomable ways. The vast complicity of Western Civilization in the pre-meditated murder of six million Jews taints all culture and intellectual life to this day.
