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Monthly Zoom, Plan & Schmooze

12/5/2022, 7:30 pm

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Book Talk: “The Only Woman in the Room: Golda Meir and Her Path to Power”

12/5/2022, 5:30 pm

Northeastern University Renaissance Park, Boston

Golda Meir (Courtesy photo: Shocken Publishing House)

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Rabbi’s Tea Time Talk: Image of Victory

11/30/2022, 2:00 pm

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Echo of Babyn Yar

11/30/2022, 12:30 pm

(Photo: Jennifer Boyer/Flickr)

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Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust Denial in Poland

11/17/2022, 6:30 pm

Salem State University Central Campus, Salem

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Rabin’s Legacy: Lessons From the Israeli-Palestinian Relationship

11/17/2022, 3:00 pm

Harvard Kennedy School, Cambridge

Yitzhak Rabin (Courtesy photo: Sgt. Robert G. Clambus/Defense Imagery Management Operations Center)

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“The Art of Silence” Film Screening

11/9/2022, 7:00 pm

Coolidge Corner Theater, Brookline

$18

(Photo: Chelsea Jewish Tours)

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Chelsea Jewish Walking Tour

Up Next: 10/9/2022, 11:00 am

$25

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Book Launch and Concert: Our Will To Live

11/7/2022, 7:00 pm

Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston

Book Launch and Concert: Our Will To Live

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1/28/2020 Top Pick

Bostonians Reflect on International Holocaust Remembrance Day

International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Monday marked the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.

By The Boston Globe

JF&CS Schechter Holocaust Services Advisory Council participates in the “We Remember” campaign (Courtesy photo)

1/27/2020 Top Pick

International Holocaust Remembrance Day: 75 Years Since Liberation

By Lora TarlinFor Jewish Family & Children’s Service

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1/27/2020 Top Pick

‘Never Again,’ Again and Again

The Holocaust was the worst crime in history, but at least this good came from it: Decent people learned not to shrug at genocide. Or did they?

By The Boston Globe

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1/27/2020 Top Pick

A Tale of Two Guards Wavering on the Precipice of the Holocaust

By The Boston Globe

(Photo: Susie Davidson)

1/27/2020 Top Pick

New Order’s Holocaust Influences Recalled During Miami Shows

The name of the 1980s band New Order is a defiant Hitler reference.

By Susie Davidson

In an effort to overcome ongoing objections, Philippines President Manuel L. Quezon (Raymond Bagatsing) takes to the airwaves to enlist the support of the Filipino people to publicly convince the U.S. to allow Jewish refugees to emigrate to the Philippines during World War II; the tactic works. (Courtesy ABS-CBN Films)

1/27/2020 Top Pick

“Quezon’s Game” Shows Philippine Contribution to Holocaust History

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

Something unique in pilgrimages was carried out in Czechoslovakia when some 100,000 former inmates of the Nazi horror camp at Terezin journeyed back to their gethsemane in a mass movement to pay tribute to the memory of those who died of Nazi brutality and disease at the camp during the war. Some 26,000 persons died there. BETTMANN/BETTMANN ARCHIVE

1/27/2020 Top Pick

When the Nazis Came to Prague

By Michael GruenbaumFor The Boston Globe

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