This week in Jewish history: The Vel d’Hiv roundup and the end of the Spanish Inquisition This week in Jewish history: Remember the Vel d’Hiv roundup in Paris and the surprising abolition of the Spanish Inquisition in 1834.
The complete history of American Jews, from 1654 to today From 23 refugees in New Amsterdam to 7.5 million today, explore 350 years of American Jewish history, immigration, identity, and influence.
25 Jewish Americans who made history and helped shape the United States From the Revolutionary War to Silicon Valley, meet 25 Jewish Americans whose ideas, leadership, and creativity helped shape the United States.
A prehistoric cave and Roman statues: Two huge archaeological finds uncovered in northern Israel The cave remained sealed for hundreds of thousands of years, preserving a remarkable record of life of an early human toolmaking culture that lived in modern-day Israel, Lebanon, and Syria.
‘Miracle’ reveals the incredible true story of the 51 boys who escaped Auschwitz’s gas chamber In “Miracle,” Rabbi Naftali Schiff and Michael Calvin recount how 51 Jewish boys escaped the gas chambers at Auschwitz.
How Nazis hid the Holocaust: 5 shocking details From Tom Hanks’ WWII series From Kristallnacht to Auschwitz, “World War II with Tom Hanks” explores how Nazi Germany carried out the Holocaust.
Sara Goodman Confino’s ‘Off the Record’ is the Jewish Cold War mystery we’ve been waiting for Sara Goodman Confino discusses “Off the Record,” Jewish representation, Cold War intrigue, and why Jewish stories deserve joy.
