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24.05.2008, 13:58
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More than 60 years after the end of WW2, the hunt for war criminals continues. A Human rights organization, the Simon Wiesenthal Centre, has published a list of the ten most wanted Nazi suspects. The whereabouts of some
24.07.2008, 17:13
Ukrainian Jews are locked in a dispute with a developer they claim is building on the site of a Holocaust mass grave. Odessa's Chief Rabbi has called on Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko to intervene.
26.09.2008, 02:16
The Jewish quarter in South Ossetia’s capital Tskhinval is the oldest of all the national communities there, but it was ruined as long ago as 1991 due to Georgian aggression, said Zinovy Kogan, head of Congress of Jewish Religious Organisations and Unions
25.10.2008, 19:34
A new movie opening this week in Berlin is set to spark debate on the morality of war and in particular the treatment of women in times of conflict.
17.11.2008, 11:14
In these times of globalisation, mass mobility of people and interdependence, the International Day of Tolerance is a laudable exercise in trying to diffuse the problems arising from our advancement to a more pluralist society, says freelance writer Ciara
24.11.2008, 07:01
An Israeli court has sentenced a gang of neo-Nazis to up to seven years in jail for a series of violent attacks last year.
Published: 29 October, 2008, 15:11
The debris from two days of organised violence against Jews in Nazi Germany almost seventy years ago has been discovered in what has been described as a major historical site.
No authority on the planet has the right to deny the Jewish people this! After the 1935 so-called Nuremberg laws, when Jews lost all rights to free assembly, to marry Germans, to hold civil service jobs, etc., Kristallnacht was the last straw! Many German-Jews still held on to the hope that Germans were going to rise up against tyranny and take back their beloved Germany from the grip of that wretched Bohemian Corporal! Kristallnacht washed all their hopes away! That day cannot be forgotten, for it eventually lay the tracks down for the totenkopf's railways to the east.