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The Armenian Film Foundation Survivor Testimonies Available on USC Shoah Visual History Archive – The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

| December 26, 2021

In his lifetime, Hagopian recorded nearly 400 eyewitness testimonies of Armenian Genocide survivors and witnesses on 16mm film from 1972 to 2005 for a series of documentaries. Dr. Hagopian, who passed away in December 2010 at age 97, ultimately produced 17 films about Armenians and the Armenian Genocide

OPINION | CRITICAL MASS: Movie masterpieces the best films of ’21 – Arkansas Online

| December 26, 2021

I haven't seen Steven Spielberg's remake of "West Side Story," but it is the subject of my favorite movie hot take of the year. "A rich and famous artist spends $100 million to revive a corpse with the blood of young people," Richard Brody wrote in his online review for The New Yorker. "The creature is still alive, but barely, and the infusion leaves it deader than when it started." Brody has scant affection for the 1961 film, and likes Spielberg's version even less

The Holocaust robbed them of their stories; this artist is bringing them back to life – Forward

| December 26, 2021

In his new graphic nonfiction narrative book When I Grow Up, the Lost Autobiographies of Six Yiddish Teenagers, author and New Yorker cartoonist Ken Krimstein deftly gives life to the never-told stories of six Jewish teenagers in the lost world of Yiddishuania, formerly Poland/Lithuania.

Tone on Tuesday 102: In memory of Philip Abram, architect and coalescer of small practices – Architecture and Design

| November 30, 2021

After a short hibernation, there can be no better way for Tone on Tuesday to return than to commemorate the life and work of architect Philip Abram.

Texts by Georges Bernanos that you have never read The National Discourse – The National Discourse

| November 30, 2021

Which Bernanos do you cherish the most? The author of Under the Sun of Satan and The Diary of a Country Priest, an obstinate surveyor of the rugged sides of the human soul

The Holocaust | USC Shoah Foundation

| November 27, 2021

Setting the Stage After World War I, Germany was in shambles and its people, led to believe they were winning the war right up until defeat, were in shock. Their leader, the Kaiser, was forced to step down and the Treaty of Versailles led to significant loss of land and citizens.

www.wikatu.com

| November 27, 2021

Ergebnisse, lter als eine Woche: Auf 160 Steinelementen sind dort die Namen von 64.440 in der NS-Zeit ermordeten sterreichischen Jdinnen undJudeneingemeielt... Die neue Shoah-Namensmauer im Wiener Ostarrichipark ist nicht unumstritten

Shoah survivor’s murder trial begins The Australian …

| November 27, 2021

TWO men have gone on trial over the 2018 murder of an elderly Jewish woman that provoked protests and alarm in France about antisemitic crime.

Procession, Reviewed: An Astonishing Collaboration with Victims of Sexual Abuse – The New Yorker

| November 23, 2021

Many current filmmakers have been expanding the art of documentaries, but none quite so boldly or originally as Robert Greene. His films, which include Kate Plays Christine and Bisbee 17, embody a philosophy of nonfiction that reaches into the very grammar of the genre.

Romania Passes Bill Mandating Holocaust and Jewish History Education in All High Schools – Algemeiner

| November 23, 2021

Romanias parliament passed a law on Monday that makes Holocaust and Jewish history education mandatory in all high schools throughout the country. The school subject will be called History of the Holocaust and the Jewish people, with curricula, teaching materials and methodology developed by the Elie Wiesel National Institute for the Study of the Holocaust in Romania, in collaboration with Romanias Ministry of Education.


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