This week, Rocky Mountain Jew gathers links to Jewish-related stories from Europe on religion, culture and the Holocaust.
- A Kindertransport from Prague to Britain organized by Nicholas Winton is being reenacted. Follow the BBC’s Robert Hall as he travels with the survivors. Read Andrea Jacobs’ profile of the unassuming London stockbroker that saved hundreds, published last year in the IJN.
- In Gdansk, Poland (formerly the free city of Danzig) the city’s last remaining synagogue is restored to Jewish hands on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the start of WW II. (Jerusalem Post)
- In the Netherlands, authorities prepare charges against the Arab European League for publishing – and republishing – a cartoon implying that the Holocaust did not take place. (Boston Globe)
