Holocaust child survivors
Holocaust survivor, 92, makes aliyah to Israel nine decades after Kindertransport - interview
Charash was born Helen Hesse in Hamburg, Germany. From April 1933, her father, an attorney, was no longer allowed to practice law.
Global Holocaust survivor population drops to about 196,000 worldwide, half in Israel, data shows
When centenarian survivors die, their lucid wartime memories go with them
The last witnesses: Holocaust survivors confront rising antisemitism
Holocaust survivor Hanna Pick-Goslar passes away at 93
Goslar and Anne Frank were best friends before the Holocaust separated them.
IFCJ distributes 28 million shekels to Ukrainian immigrants and others in need for the holidays
IFCJ provided monetary support ahead of holiday season — “I know that we couldn’t be here and be able to live and have our children enjoy their new home and lives without this support.”
Remembering Natalie Hess, a Jerusalem teacher who survived the Holocaust
Natalie Hess, who died recently at the age of 86, was my idol; she molded my life and the lives of countless others. If you were a teacher trained by her, you could do anything.
Jewish communities in the US mark the Holocaust Remembrance Day
Memorial events, commemorations, talks with Holocaust survivors and a workshop for the children of survivors will take place in the communities across the US on Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Ukraine invasion retraumatizes US Holocaust survivors
Ukrainian-born Holocaust survivors living in New York talk about the impact Russia's invasion of Ukraine has had on them
Schalke fans bring Nazi deportation of local Jews to new light
The project investigates municipal, state and federal archives for the stories of victims who were deported from Gelsenkirchen, the hometown city of the Schalke 04 soccer team.
Janet Malcolm, New Yorker writer whose family fled the Nazis, dies at 86
Malcolm was born Jana Klara Wienerova to a wealthy Jewish family in 1934 who escaped their native Prague in 1939, possibly by bribing Nazi officers with money.
Lemanam for their sake and for ours, a third generation coming of age
Jewish family’s imagined lost correspondence
Letter to my Tatte, a writer's collection of imagined letters between a family members long lost.
Holocaust survivors should be recognized with special day, leaders say
Amid somber Holocaust Remembrance Day events, most still virtual due to the coronavirus pandemic, some are calling for a separate, more upbeat holiday celebrating the resilience of survivors
