The Untold Story of 850,000 Jewish Refugees
In November 1947, the United Nations made a pivotal decision that would significantly change the future of the Middle East. Through Resolution
Jews and Islam: A tale of cultural encounters and challenges
This article focuses on the extensive and multifaceted history of jews and jewish communities in Islamic countries, a relationship that spans many
Napoleon Bonaparte: his impact on legal and societal development in Europe
After our recent dive into Ridley Scott’s film ‘Napoleon’, it’s time to explore the real man behind the myth. Today, we turn
One Life: the echo of humanity in dark times
Image: Sir Nicholas Winton, the central figure of the film One Life – source: bbc.com (Topfoto) In this blog post, we turn
‘Napoleon’ by Ridley Scott: an epic drama with a touch of humanism
As an avid film enthusiast deeply rooted in humanist values, I was intrigued to experience Ridley Scott’s latest epic, ‘Napoleon’. This film,
Elie Wiesel and the power of memory: A deep dive into “Night”
Embark with us on an odyssey into a somber epoch of global history, illuminated through the lens of Elie Wiesel. This inaugural
Nazi Germany: A Dive into its Fall, and the Lessons to Remember
Welcome back to the final instalment of our blog series based on William Shierer’s ‘Rise and Fall of the Third Reich’, which
Stalingrad: The Moment Nazi Germany Began to Falter
If you missed our previous articles, we discussed the rise of the Third Reich, Hitler’s early years, the political strategies that brought
From Bergen-Belsen to the Promised Land
Well, here we are again, dear reader! We’re on the third leg of our journey into a lesser-known chapter of World War
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich: A Glimpse into Darkness
📚 Today, we’re diving headfirst into a book that’s not just a tome of history but a testament to the human spirit’s