Holocaust History
Holocaust History
How Holocaust poetry humanizes history
I'm Declan Dunn, founder of Remember.org, exploring how Holocaust poetry humanizes history. With The Song Remains sharing this because I was inspired 42 years ago by a poem by Charlotte Delbo, a Holocaust survivor.The...
Alice Muller
Alice Muller memoir – My Name is Alice | Holocaust in Czechoslovakia
My Name is Alice is a first-person Alice Muller memoir, an indomitable courageous spirit, told by her as she views things in the voice of her age at the time of the Holocaust in...
Forget Adam Weinberger
Forget Adam Weinberger
"A moving and powerful portrait of a Polish Jew who returned from the camps disconsolate and mute, Forget Adam Weinberger is an unforgettable novel" —La Libre Belgique
A story that explores the difficulty of speaking about...
After the Roundup
French Holocaust Survivor Joseph Weismann’s After the Roundup – Graphic Novel
After the Roundup is the true memoir of eleven-year-old French Holocaust Survivor Joseph Weismann, who was rounded up in Paris by the French police along with 13,000 other Jews (4,000 of whom were children)...
Holocaust History
Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust: What Did He Know?
The legacy of Pope Pius XII, born Eugenio Pacelli, is fraught with controversy due to his role—or lack thereof—during World War II and the Holocaust.The extent of his knowledge about the Holocaust remains a...
Chiune Sugihara
Lani Silver – Remembering the Holocaust Oral History Project and Her Contributions
In the early days of Remember.org, I went out seeking content to share on this new thing called the Internet. That's where I met Lani Silver (1948-2009).Since most of the organizations housing the essential...
Anti-semitism
Understanding the History of Anti-semitism
The history of Anti-semitism refers to hostility towards Jewish people based on their religion, ethnicity, or culture.It has a long and disturbing history that spans across continents and centuries. Anti-Semitism can take many forms,...
Holocaust Survivors
Rena Quint Holocaust Survivor – Poland
My name is Rena Quint, a Holocaust survivor.I was born December 18, 1935 in Piotrkow, Poland, and my name was Freida Lichtenstein. My parents, Sara and Yitzchak, had lived in Piotrkow for a long...
