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In ‘The Tobacconist,’ a young Austrian befriends Freud in lead-up to WWII

The German film takes place against a backdrop of the Nazis’ unimpeded occupation of Austria.

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The forgotten history of Jews in the alcohol industry

While the legacy of their role in the business may be partly forgotten, the impact is far from gone.

This Jewish real estate developer pushed to integrate the suburbs

Joseph Eichler, a prominent California builder in the middle of the 20th century, was a pioneer of non-discriminatory housing policy.

What it’s like to start a job as a rabbi mid-pandemic

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We simply do not need another ‘Fiddler on the Roof’

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Jewish groups to NFL star DeSean Jackson: Let us teach you about dangers of anti-Semitism

Brazil’s president has COVID-19 and the country is a coronavirus hot spot. Here’s how Rio Jews are adapting to the pandemic.

New York Jewish Week is putting print edition on hiatus

Netta Barzilai removes noose imagery from Instagram because ‘a lot of people were triggered and offended’

After World War II, there were 100 Jews left in Frankfurt, Germany. Today the community has a potent voice.

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