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AI-Powered Tour Brings Anne Frank's Story To Life In Amsterdam
Every day, young Anne Frank and her sister Margot walked 2.5 kilometres to school, as Nazi anti-Jewish laws barred them from using public transport or bicycles.
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3 Suspected Hamas Operatives Arrested In Germany Over Plot To Attack Jews
German police on Thursday arrested three suspected members of the Palestinian militant group Hamas, accused of making preparations for an attack against Jewish targets in Europe, prosecutors said.
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Olaf Scholz Pledges To Protect Germany's Jews After Anti-Semitism Upsurge
Chancellor Olaf Scholz pledged Thursday to protect Germany's Jews against a "shameful" upsurge in anti-Semitism in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war, on the anniversary of the Nazi pogrom that began the Holocaust.
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Oskar Schindler's Secretary, Who Helped Him Save Jews During Holocaust, Dies
Mimi Reinhardt, who drew up lists for German industrial Oskar Schindler that helped save hundreds of Jews during the Holocaust, has died aged 107, her family said Friday.
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Poland President Signs Bill To Limit World War 2 Property Claims
Poland's president has decided to sign a bill that would set limits on the ability of Jews to recover property seized by Nazi German occupiers and retained by post-war communist rulers, a move likely to fuel tensions with Israel and the United States
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Jews Around World Concerned By Far-Right Breakthrough In German Election
Jewish groups in Europe and the United States expressed alarm on Sunday at the far-right Alternative for Germany's success in Germany's parliamentary election and urged other parties not to form an alliance with the AfD.
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German Jews Fear Rising Antisemitism During Mideast Refugee Influx
When Judith G. helped out at a refugee centre near Frankfurt last October and identified herself as Jewish, she was spat on and insulted.
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Carson Suggests That Gun Rights Might Have Prevented the Holocaust
Ben Carson said Thursday that Adolph Hitler's mass murder of Jews "would have been greatly diminished" if German citizens had not been disarmed by the Nazi regime.
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Jewish Games to be Held at Nazi-era German Venue
It is the first time Germany will host the Jewish Olympiad, which was launched in 1929 in Prague for European Jews, followed by the first world games held in 1932 Tel Aviv in what was then British-mandated Palestine.
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Verdict Due in German Trial of 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz'
A verdict is due today in the case of a former SS officer known as the Bookkeeper of Auschwitz, expected to be one of the last German trials of its kind.
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AI-Powered Tour Brings Anne Frank's Story To Life In Amsterdam
Every day, young Anne Frank and her sister Margot walked 2.5 kilometres to school, as Nazi anti-Jewish laws barred them from using public transport or bicycles.
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3 Suspected Hamas Operatives Arrested In Germany Over Plot To Attack Jews
German police on Thursday arrested three suspected members of the Palestinian militant group Hamas, accused of making preparations for an attack against Jewish targets in Europe, prosecutors said.
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Olaf Scholz Pledges To Protect Germany's Jews After Anti-Semitism Upsurge
Chancellor Olaf Scholz pledged Thursday to protect Germany's Jews against a "shameful" upsurge in anti-Semitism in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war, on the anniversary of the Nazi pogrom that began the Holocaust.
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Oskar Schindler's Secretary, Who Helped Him Save Jews During Holocaust, Dies
Mimi Reinhardt, who drew up lists for German industrial Oskar Schindler that helped save hundreds of Jews during the Holocaust, has died aged 107, her family said Friday.
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Poland President Signs Bill To Limit World War 2 Property Claims
Poland's president has decided to sign a bill that would set limits on the ability of Jews to recover property seized by Nazi German occupiers and retained by post-war communist rulers, a move likely to fuel tensions with Israel and the United States
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Jews Around World Concerned By Far-Right Breakthrough In German Election
Jewish groups in Europe and the United States expressed alarm on Sunday at the far-right Alternative for Germany's success in Germany's parliamentary election and urged other parties not to form an alliance with the AfD.
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German Jews Fear Rising Antisemitism During Mideast Refugee Influx
When Judith G. helped out at a refugee centre near Frankfurt last October and identified herself as Jewish, she was spat on and insulted.
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Carson Suggests That Gun Rights Might Have Prevented the Holocaust
Ben Carson said Thursday that Adolph Hitler's mass murder of Jews "would have been greatly diminished" if German citizens had not been disarmed by the Nazi regime.
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Jewish Games to be Held at Nazi-era German Venue
It is the first time Germany will host the Jewish Olympiad, which was launched in 1929 in Prague for European Jews, followed by the first world games held in 1932 Tel Aviv in what was then British-mandated Palestine.
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Verdict Due in German Trial of 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz'
A verdict is due today in the case of a former SS officer known as the Bookkeeper of Auschwitz, expected to be one of the last German trials of its kind.
