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Novel about Chinese rescuer of Jews raises questions about facts vs. fiction in Holocaust stories

Ho Feng-Shan issued visas that allowed thousands of Jews to escape to Shanghai during World War II. His daughter is speaking out about a novel on his story.

In first, Polish priest sentenced on charges of spreading antisemitic hate speech

“We are hopeful that the Polish courts will continue to find others guilty of this crime,” said the chief rabbi of Poland.

Madrid offers to partner with Tel Aviv after Barcelona severs ‘twin city’ ties

The offer comes after Barcelona’s mayor broke a 25-year partnership, citing Israeli “apartheid.”

Eli Rosenbaum takes skills honed Nazi-hunting to investigating war crimes in Ukraine

‘We have to be here fighting’: Deborah Lipstadt opens up on her Poland-Germany trip with Douglas Emhoff

A hospital-turned-church-turned-bar in Spain revealed as medieval synagogue

Stalwarts of Antakya Jewish community confirmed dead in Turkey quake

Man charged with making threats against Toulouse Jewish school that was site of 2012 shooting

Barcelona mayor severs ties with twin city of Tel Aviv, citing Israeli ‘apartheid’

Bosnia’s Jewish community is putting together an archive for an eventual museum

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