A bright future for American Jewish World
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Tag: Holocaust
A guide to Jewish artists at Twin Cities art fairs
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Ahh! Summer in Minnesota. There’s nothing like it: biking, canoeing, picnicking, outdoor concerts. And art fairs. Early ...
Revisiting the horrors of Dachau
By MICHAEL APPLEMAN Why did I visit Dachau three times? The response is clear: It has been a profound, instructive, ...
Shoah sojourn
By ANTON TREUER I miss my father’s smile, the leather of his hands, the warmth of his eyes. I always ...
Holocaust, genocide education bill progresses in Legislature
By ELANA WARREN / Assistant Editor Rep. Frank Hornstein (DFL-Minneapolis) introduced a bill on March 8 to mandate education about ...
Eva Krause, amiable Shoah survivor, dies at 97
By ELANA WARREN / Assistant Editor Eva Krause’s children remember her for her “generous heart, her vibrant energy and her ...
’Echoes of the Holocaust’ to have world premiere in Minneapolis
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Steven Katz, artistic director of Legacy Theatre Company, is concerned that not only are there Holocaust deniers ...
Practicing medicine and creating art for a ‘kinder world’
By ELANA WARREN / Assistant Editor “I enjoy every minute of life,” Dr. Robert O. Fisch told the Minnesota Daily ...
On hating Jews, who are both lesser and greater
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER David Baddiel says that among typical progressives whose hearts bleed for every oppressed minority, Jews don’t ...
Art from the nadir of humanity
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Holocaust art is not a very popular genre. Do you really want a graphic drawing of a ...
