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On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a former fellow of the Hannah Arendt Center at Bard College and the Holocaust ...

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Charles joins dignitaries from around the world to mark 80th anniversary of liberation of Nazi concentration camp while ...

The excellent new Sundance documentary The Dating Game asks a question that is both comedic and sad: Can the tactics of ...

In Jeff Hobbs' work of reconstructive journalism, working mother Evelyn navigates Section 8, domestic abuse, 'the system' and ...

Larchmont entrepreneur Erin McKenna is resilient after the Pacific Palisades fire destroyed her family's home.

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A new book explores the bravery and kindness of Fredy Hirsch who stood up to Eichmann and Mengele. Here, the author tells ...

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Although “I Am Nobody’s Slave” takes the form of a memoir, Minnesota native Lee Hawkins’ book becomes something bigger: an ...