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First they came…
Today, January 14, 2023, marks the one-hundred-thirty-first anniversary of the birth of Martin Niemöller (born in 1892). Today is also the birthday of our niece Nora, who has long been aware of Martin Niemöller and his poem. Niemöller, creeping normality, and other … Continue reading
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Tagged holocaust, lapel buttons, lavender, politics, sho'a, yellow
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women fighters and sho’a nightmares
I think every teenage Jewish child ought to have a week of Sho’a related nightmares. If we can reenact the Exodus and living in Sukkot, why not the Sho’a? Continue reading
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Tagged 1980s, black, Bluma Wyszogrodzka, hannah szenes, Hirsch Glick, holocaust, Malka Zdrojewicz, nightmare, Rachela Wyszogrodzka, sho'a, Vitke Kempner, warsaw ghetto, yellow, yiddish
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