This year Thanksgiving will be unlike any we’ve ever had. How can we even be…
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The San Diego Jewish community will host a “Remembrance Reading” Tuesday with the goal of…
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El Paso is too close to home. As a native San Diegan and longtime human…
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There is something special about an artist who finds an expressive way to teach both…
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Nearly 75 years ago, Ruth Goldschmiedova Sax, a Jewish teen, was forced to stand nude…
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Thanks to the efforts of Jewish Family Service of San Diego, state lawmakers have appropriated…
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Sad to say, “The Diary of Anne Frank” never goes out of style. Though there…
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Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Eric Lichtblau, author of an exposé of the Nazi era’s shameful American…
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Truth be told, the characters aren’t so much “Bad Jews” as they are odious people.…
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The year was 1943. The Jewish composer Hans Krása was already incarcerated in the Theresienstadt…
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UCSD psychiatrist Joel Dimsdale recalls the day an executioner came for him four decades ago…
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The journey of a refugee is never forgotten. The sense of danger just behind, of…
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Leni Riefenstahl was a complex character — a groundbreaking filmmaker who devised film techniques that are…
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San Diegans may be focused on the success of Aztecs men’s basketball team this weekend,…
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