Kristallnacht
I was shot defending my synagogue.
On Kristallnacht’s anniversary, here’s how I remain hopeful in the face of antisemitism.
Europe remembers Kristallnacht, but are its leaders failing today's Jews? - analysis
Germany faces historic test over rise in antisemitism, Merz says in Kristallnacht speech
Philadelphia Jewish leaders encouraged by counter-response to ‘boycott bike ride’
Synagogues destroyed on Kristallnacht to be digitally ‘reconstructed’
Digitally reconstructed synagogues will be projected on buildings in Germany during a commemoration ceremony for Kristallnacht.
France joins March of the Living initiative commemorating Kristallnacht
From the Walls of the Old city in Jerusalem, to Jerusalem square in Paris.
Poland joins March of the Living initiative commemorating Kristallnacht
International March of the Living launched the ‘Let There Be Light’ global initiative in which individuals, institutions and houses of worship leave their lights on during the night of November 9.
Hungary joins March of the Living initiative commemorating Kristallnacht
The Great Synagogue in Budapest will be illuminated throughout the night and messages from Holocaust survivors, leaders, and students from around the world will be projected onto its walls.
83 years after Kristallnacht, antisemitism is again rising - opinion
This week, Jews all over the world commemorate the 83rd anniversary of Kristallnacht, “The Night of Broken Glass,” named after the windows of Jewish businesses and homes that were shattered in 1938.
Jewish leaders take park in March of the Living initiative commemorating Kristallnacht
This initiative continues against the backdrop of rising antisemitism already witnessed throughout 2021.
Second generation Holocaust survivors speak about 'Kristallnacht'
The story of the Hale Family, by Kevin Hale.
Arnold Schwarzenegger ties January 6 insurrection to rise of Nazism
The Terminator star compared the two events, arguing that both their occurrences are a result of people being told lies about political elections.
Project to rebuild Hamburg shul opposed by Jews for hiding Nazi past
The municipality of Hamburg, following objections from the local Jewish community, allegedly demanded the community pay for demolishing the remains of the synagogue.
Angela Merkel participates in historic Torah scroll writing ceremony
The 18th century Sulzbacher Torah, which survived the National Socialist Kristallnacht pogrom in 1938 and lay unnoticed for decades in a cabinet in a synagogue in Amberg, Bavaria, was brought back
