Holocaust
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‘In My Life There Has Never Been a Dull Moment’
Shaul Ladany survived the Holocaust, the 1972 Munich Massacre, and has lived a long life representing the Jewish state and Jewish people as an author, a professor, and an Olympian.
Stand For Israel
900 Holocaust Survivors Died of COVID in Israel in 2020
Of 179,600 Holocaust survivors living in Israel, 5,300 became infected with the coronavirus last year, with 900 dying.
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Righteous Bricklayer at Auschwitz-Birkenau
An Italian bricklayer forced to work at Auschwitz, Lorenzo Perrone saved the life of Primo Levi, the Jewish chemist, writer, and Holocaust survivor.
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Treblinka’s Last Witness
Samuel Willenberg was a Holocaust survivor who was the last remaining witness to the 1943 revolt at the Treblinka death camp, as well as an Israeli artist, sculptor, and writer.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
Remembering a Dark Past, Ensuring a Bright Future
As we remember the victims of the Holocaust, let us find comfort in knowing that the Jewish people have faithful friends today, and knowing that as God’s people return to their biblical homeland, prophecy is being fulfilled.
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The Pharmacist of the Krakow Ghetto
Tadeusz Pankiewicz was named Righteous Among the Nations for his work as the pharmacist in Krakow's Ghetto who helped save Jews during the Holocaust.
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Testimony of the Holocaust from a Righteous Gentile
A German engineer who was witness to atrocities during the Holocaust, Hermann Graebe saved Jewish lives and his testimony helped bring Nazis to justice.
Stand For Israel
Olympic Champion and Holocaust Survivor Turns 100
Agnes Keleti, a Holocaust survivor who won 10 Olympic medals during her gymnastics career, is now the oldest surviving Olympian at 100 years old.
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An Orphan and Holocaust Hero
An orphan from a poor farming family in Belarus, this teenager risked her life to save Jews from the Nazis during the Holocaust.
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Out of the Ghetto: Saving a Jewish Child from the Nazis
Bronislava Kristopaviciene was a nurse who sheltered and saved a small Jewish girl, daughter to Zinaida Levina, who was to be murdered during the Holocaust.
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A Miracle Tip-Off Saves Jewish Grandparents
Writing at the BBC, the grandson of Danish Jews tells how his grandparents escaped being rounded up and murdered by the Nazi regime.
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Jan Karski – The Messenger of a Holocaust Resistance
Jan Karski was a member of the Polish Resistance during World War II whose reports on the Warsaw Ghetto and other Nazi atrocities brought news of the Holocaust to the world.
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