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Today, January 27, is annual Holocaust Memorial Day, that day when, in schools all across the “guilty” West, children are told to stop for a moment and consider the enormity of a crime which, unless they happen to be German, they and their ancestors were not even in any way responsible for. (more…)
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Amsterdam is quite a gem. This beautiful location is the Venice of the North, full of historic architecture and other amazing sights. The fine arts museums are first-rate, a must-see especially for Van Gogh fans. (more…)
Ysselsteyn War Cemetery. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
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Ysselsteyn War Cemetery. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
I have contemplated writing about this for a while now. “What’s the point?” I thought to myself. “We all know the drill.” But it continues to rankle. Which, I guess, was exactly the purpose. (more…)
Anne Frank passport photo, May 1942. (Photo courtesy of Wikipedia.)
Anne Frank passport photo, May 1942. (Photo courtesy of Wikipedia.)
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If we examine Levin’s career, the following portrait emerges: An extremely thoughtful and talented creator. A man with a strong fighting spirit. A hardcore Jew who moved all the way from the U.S. to Palestine . . . Hard-line Zionist. A professional who mixes false information with real information, produces and disseminates propaganda films and books under the guise of documentaries, and directs public opinion. (more…)
