US EditionHolocaust Survivors Remember Horrors as They Mark 87th Kristallnacht Anniversary Amid Rising Antisemitism
Survivors warn of rising antisemitism linked to the Israel-Hamas conflict as 70% of the 200,000 Holocaust survivors may pass away within a decade, emphasizing the need for education.
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During the night of November 9–10, 1938, Jewish homes, schools, and shops in Germany and Austria were attacked. In this pogrom, 1,400 synagogues were set on fire. This marked the definitive beginning of the Holocaust.
Kristallnacht Survivors: World Is Once Again Dangerous for Jews
JERUSALEM (JNS) – On the 87th anniversary of Kristallnacht, three Holocaust survivors who lived through the infamous 1938 Nazi pogrom in Germany as children warned that the world today is once again dangerously unsafe for Jews, urging governments to take decisive action to combat antisemitism and strengthen Holocaust education. Walter Bingham, 101, George Shefi, 94, […]
Holocaust survivors remember horrors as they mark 87th Kristallnacht anniversary amid rising antisemitism
Marking 87 years since the Nazi-led Kristallnacht pogrom, Holocaust survivors warn of rising global antisemitism and urge vigilance against hatred reminiscent of the 1930s
Cretans in Sydney honour Arkadi Monastery Holocaust anniversary with stirring dinner dance
The Cretan Association of Sydney and NSW marked the 159th anniversary of the Holocaust of the Arkadi Monastery with a moving Arkadi Dinner Dance on Saturday, November 8. Held at the Clairemont Reception Centre in Bankstown, the event drew a crowd of more than 200 guests for an evening that intertwined remembrance, music, and cultural pride. Warm welcomes and heartfelt tributes The event was emceed by Ari Paraskakis, who guided the evening with w…
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