Germans and jews
German gov't appoints Holocaust survivors' granddaughter as first Jewish minister in 100 years
Karin Prien is the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors and will be the first Jewish Woman to serve at this level and the first Jew since 1922.
Individuals who post 'From the River to the Sea' to be denied German citizenship
Four congregations will share a new synagogue in the heart of Potsdam, Germany
Ensuring 'dignity': Germany increases funds for Holocaust survivors by $114m
Nazi-destroyed synagogue used as wading pool in Germany
Synagogue in Freiburg, Germany, was destroyed during Kristallnacht in November 1938.
Pearl of the Ruhr: Unearthing a Jewish community in Werden, Germany
It still is an uphill battle in a town that, indeed, did restore the gravestones at the Jewish cemetery after the windstorm Kyrill wreaked havoc in 2007.
German progressive paper blasted for justifying terrorism, stoking Nazism
The Jerusalem Post conducted an in-depth report into the German newspaper’s coverage in 2017 of Israel and Jews.
As elections loom, German Jews express concern over rise of AfD anti-immigrant party
"I never thought that I would again face a movement in Germany with the sort of ideas that are coming out of the AfD."
Merkel vs. Schulz: Israel and Middle East take back stage at German debate
Socialist candidates says Palestinians educated to hate Jews must understand that Germany supports Israel.
PFLP in Germany
It’s not enough that the PFLP hasn’t been banned long ago for carrying out deadly attacks to advance its agenda of destroying the State of Israel.
Nazi Goebbels’ descendants are hidden billionaires
Nazi propaganda minister’s heirs own nearly 50% of BMW; Study: Quandt family fortune partially built by concentration camp labor.
‘Auschwitz on the Beach’ equates plight of refugees with death camp
The German installation was canceled after outrage over the exhibit.
The day the descendant of Nazis apologized to me
Learning to forgive.
Germany returns books stolen by Nazis to Holocaust survivors, heirs
The "Initial check” project – dedicated to finding stolen books and their rightful heirs – is a relatively new part of Germany’s government-sponsored search for stolen art.
