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Asserting Israel’s legitimacy then and now – JNS.org – JNS.org

| July 14, 2022

(July 11, 2022 / JNS) My organization, Im Tirtzu, has been pleased to partner with Canadians for Israels Legal Rights (CILR)and I have been privileged to personally take partin a series of highly informative webinars tracing the legal pillars that helped erect and stabilize the State of Israel. Starting with the Balfour Declaration in 1917 to the San Remo Declaration in 1920 and the League of Nations Mandate for Palestine in 1922, we can see a steady progression of aspirations, declarations and then formal mandates that enshrined and nurtured a Jewish presence, nay, a homeland in historic Eretz Yisrael. We can discuss and debate the motivations and the thinking behind the great powers decision to carve out and designate a sovereign land for the Jewish people

Even an Ordinary Road Can Lead All Too Easily to a Concentration Camp – The Wire

| July 10, 2022

A dark night. A moving trains headlights bounce off the thick veil of fog hanging over the tracks, seemingly impenetrable.

Documentary lineup announced for New Views series of films, conversations – The Aspen Times

| July 10, 2022

This years film lineup for the Eisner/Lauder New Views Documentaries and Dialogue Series features screenings of three acclaimed documentaries plus conversations with special guests at the Isis Theatre in Aspen, according to a July 7 announcement from Aspen Film and the Aspen Institute Arts Program.

Donato Di Veroli, the last of Rome’s Jews to survive the Holocaust, dies at 98 – Wanted in Rome

| July 4, 2022

Donato Di Veroli, the last Roman Jew to survive the Holocaust, has died in the Italian capital aged 98, the city's Jewish community announced on Monday.

AI identifies rocker Geddy Lees mother in Holocaust photos – The Times of Israel

| July 4, 2022

JTA Rockstar Geddy Lee found never-before-seen photos of his mothers family thanks to a new effort to apply artificial intelligence facial recognition technology to photographs from the Holocaust. Lees mother, Holocaust survivor Mary Weinrib, died last summer at 95 years old. But the researchers of the AI technology, From Numbers to Names, managed to find a photo of Weinrib from her time at the displaced persons camp in Bergen-Belsen a photo that then led Lee to find other photos of his mothers extended family from the Yad Vashem photo collection

The last Nazis … and the lawyers bringing them to justice – The Irish Times

| July 4, 2022

Every time Josef Schtz tottered into the Brandenburg sports hall, he surveyed the assembled crowd and announced: Good morning to all. It was no different on his last visit to the hall on Tuesday even though, for the frail 101-year-old in an oversized green shirt and blue striped trousers, it would prove to be a very bad morning.

ORPEA Announces Major Changes in Its Board of Directors – Business Wire

| July 4, 2022

PUTEAUX, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News: Following the appointment of Laurent Guillot as ORPEA's (Paris:ORP) new Chief Executive Officer as of 1 July 2022, the ORPEA Group is announcing major changes in its Board of Directors that will be proposed at the next Annual General Meeting. The Annual General Meeting will therefore be asked to appoint five new directors for a four-year term, four of which will be independent and whose varied skills will bring additional expertise to the Group. The four new independent directors to be voted on by the shareholders on 28 July 2022 are: Furthermore, as announced on 2 May 2022 on the occasion of his appointment, Laurent Guillot, ORPEA's Chief Executive Officer, will also be proposed as a new director at the Annual General Meeting.

Students Bare Witness as culmination of Shoah studies, telling survivors stories – The Jewish Standard

| June 26, 2022

The premiere of Bare Witness 2022 was held June 2 at Torah Academy of Bergen County in Teaneck. The multimedia production part film and part live theater was the culmination of the year-long interdisciplinary Bare Witness Project of the 12th-grade Holocaust Studies class taught by Cary Reichardt and Rebecca Lopkin. Through the project, which bridges the gap between a typical history class and a dramatic production, the students learned about the Holocaust, racism, genocide, and World War II, and met with four Holocaust survivors, who recounted their experiences and answered questions from the class members

A History of Antisemitism – The New Face of Antisemitism: 1945 to Today – DW (English)

| June 26, 2022

In 1945, as Nazi Germany fell, the concentration camps were liberated, one by one. With this liberation, the murder of millions of Jews came to light

The diary of Anne Frank on the 75th anniversary of the first edition – Yahoo Finance UK

| June 26, 2022

Issuer: Anne Frank Fonds / Key word(s): Miscellaneous22.06.2022 / 15:10 The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. June 25, 2022: The diary of Anne Frank on the 75th anniversary of the first edition Bear witness, shape the future People should stop teaching history lessons and start teaching the lessons of history, is what Otto Frank wrote sixty years ago. He had lost his two daughters, Margot and Anne, and his wife Edith in the Shoah during the National Socialist genocide.


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