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
The Exodus from Poland (continuation of our series)
We are back with the second part of our blogpost series on the poignant history of Jews in Poland. If you missed
Survivors of the Holocaust – Part 1
As the Holocaust survivors witnessed the spring of 1945, a palpable joy surged through Europe. Imagine: after six grueling years of devastation,
Acts of Valor During the Holocaust: A Lesson in Humanity
Image: Yad Vashem (Jeruzalem Holocaust Museum) The Holocaust, one of history’s darkest chapters, is filled with tales of sorrow and loss. Yet,
Hannah Arendt: Decoding Totalitarianism in Today’s World
In this article, we’re delving into the world of Hannah Arendt, a pivotal political thinker who gave profound insights on totalitarianism –
Viktor Frankl: A Beacon of Hope in a World of Uncertainty
Why should we, in this digital era, pay attention to a book by Viktor Frankl? It’s not always easy for young people
Far-Right Parties: A Dive into their Alarming Resurgence
How would you react if I told you that we are on the edge of a familiar precipice, ready to plunge into
Aalst Carnival
In 2019, Sylvain hears about the Aalst carnival for the first time. A troubling resemblance between the conventions of Nazi propaganda
Arthur Langerman: “The biggest anti-Semites have never met a Jew”.
An Antwerp emeritus diamantaire and pioneer of colored diamonds, Arthur Langerman built up the world’s largest collection of anti-Semitic images before bequeathing