A German Jewish newspaper begun in New York by immigrants from Nazi Germany will survive as a monthly magazine. The Zurich-based Jewish Media assumed the rights to Aufbau in 2004 and will publish it from Berlin as a monthly magazine beginning this month along with its current publications, the French-language Revue Juive and the weekly Tachles.
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