“We hope it will enable us to learn from our mistakes and prevent new ones,” wrote authors Joelle M. Abi-Rached and Allan M. Brandt.
“We Were the Lucky Ones” is distinguished from these and other Holocaust dramas by its wide lens.
As I said then, placing Hitler into context is like placing cancer into context instead of realizing cancer for what it really is: a horrible, deadly disease.
"The Reichsbank acted as a willing stooge and receiver of stolen goods in the context of the financial holocaust," said Albrecht Ritschl, a professor of economic history.
What other paintings, books and kiddush cups that tell the story of a family lie today behind closed doors and in private homes?
IHRA and Shoah Foundation Executive Director Dr. Rober Williams told the Jerusalem Post that s "decline in social fabric" is part of the ongoing antisemitism trend.
The idea of looking at the lives of those feeding off the concentration camp is good, but it’s unpleasant to watch these people for the entire running time, and it’s unpleasantness with no payoff.
Alleged members of the white supremacist group "Blood Tribe" marched openly with swastikas and balaclavas through the streets of Tennessee on Sunday.
"If this yeshiva and its library were so famous, and it was such a prestigious thing for the Nazis to destroy it, why are there no traces — no photos or documents — actually proving that it happened?
Apsell stressed that one of the primary motives for the film is to combat ignorance of what happened in the Holocaust.
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