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A morbid question looms at the center of “The Soap Myth,” Jeff Cohen’s 2012 play about a Holocaust survivor, Holocaust denialism and more: Did the Nazis…
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Simon Wiesenthal died in 2005, at age 96. But his legacy remains as relevant as ever.Wiesenthal, a Jew born in the Ukraine, survived multiple Nazi…
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An estimated 2,400 lectures and 1,000 concerts were given at Terezín Concentration Camp during World War II, including Requiem, a Catholic funeral march…
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In 1964, the first public memorial to the Holocaust in the United States was unveiled in a solemn ceremony in Philadelphia. The bronze-on-black granite…
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Pittsburgh police training now includes a half-day session on the role of law enforcement in Nazi Germany.The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police launched the…
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In 2014, a state task force was assembled to find out how many Pennsylvania schools teach its students about the Holocaust, genocide and human rights…
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Pope Francis spent his time at the former Nazi concentration camp in near-total silence to honor the more than 1 million people who were systematically killed there.
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For decades following the horrors of the Holocaust, rumors circulated about an escape tunnel in the Ponar Forest near Vilnius, Lithuania dug by a band of…
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Next week marks the anniversary of a major event leading up to the Holocaust: Kristallnacht.Brandon Blache-Cohen's grandfather, Werner Josef Cohen, lived…
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A common snapshot of the horrific events of the Holocaust might traditionally focus on the death camps and gas chambers in places like Treblinka and…