Features
Holocaust survivors: What do they see in Ukraine?
Steve LipmanApr 28, 2022
Like many Holocaust survivors who have been the subject of media interviews since the war in Ukraine began, focusing on their memories and their reactions to the latest...
Ponovezh Yeshiva . . . Mariupol, Ukraine
JTAApr 28, 2022
Mariupol, the beleaguered industrial center in eastern Ukraine, also has a rich and often tragic Jewish history, shaped by conflict and the efforts of previous...
15 voices, 15 seder steps
Shana GoldbergApr 15, 2022
Ahead of Passover, the Intermountain Jewish News asked a cross-section of clergy, lay leaders and community members to share a lesson or personal memory they find in a...
The ultimate field trip
Deborah Fineblum, JNSApr 14, 2022
Journeying back to where it all started — the ground of the Exodus from Egypt.The ultimate field trip
Jewish, labor communities join for a ‘Labor Seder’
Steve MarkApr 14, 2022
This was the first Labor Seder, an interfaith event sponsored by Coloradans for the Common Good.
Eric Godal, political cartoonist, fled Nazi Germany
JTAMar 17, 2022
German-Jewish illustrator Eric Godal first rose to prominence for his anti-Nazi cartoons in 1930s Germany. In the decades that followed, he garnered attention for his...
In Turkey, historic synagogue see new life
David I. KleinFeb 24, 2022
Once a jewel of the Diaspora, 150 years ago the Jewish community of Izmir on Turkey’s Aegean coast numbered over 30,000. It was the hometown of notable figures, from...
Bob and Monica Kahn — Greeley’s voices of the Holocaust
Chris LeppekFeb 17, 2022
Robert Kahn was seven years old on the night of Nov. 9, 1938, remembered now as Kristallnacht, the night of broken glass. On the night unofficially regarded as the...
One of the last of Dachau liberators
Chris LeppekFeb 03, 2022
Dan Dougherty was 19 years old when he came face to face with what would come to be known as the Holocaust.
The date was April 29, 1945. The place was Dachau.
A survivor leads German Jewish revival
Cnaan Liphshiz, JTAJan 20, 2022
Charlotte Knobloch, the 89-year-old president of the Jewish Community of Munich and upper Bavaria and likely the only Holocaust survivor leading a large Jewish community...
