Tag Archives: Holocaust

An assimilated Jewish composer bonds with his peasant-class Polish housekeeper in wartime Warsaw – but will it mean escape, or existential collapse?

How has television portrayed the horrific events of the Holocaust? From the earliest days, the small screen has adapted to the times.

'Zone of Interest' explores the horrific human truths behind the Holocaust in a novel way.

A young boy who never heard of the Holocaust joins an old man on a park bench. They talk and history becomes alive for them both.

The first English translation of a book by Israeli novelist Yishai Sarid – a tale of a modern-day Holocaust historian – appears at an opportune time.

Polls show increasing numbers of young people in America say they prefer socialism to capitalism. This subject was explored in films and by a panel at the Anthem Libertarian Film Festival, part of FreedomFest, which took place at the Paris Resort in Las Vegas July 11-14.

Nicholas Tolkien's new play presents the terrible story of the Nazis' propaganda camp by focusing on a few characters on both sides.

An exclusive interview with composer Thomas Morse on his new opera Frau Schindler, which recently opened in Germany.

Railroad cars brought the author's father and mother to Auschwitz, but railroad cars also brought them from Auschwitz, eventually to the town where they would try to start fresh and raise a family. His book is a loving, questioning, aching letter from a onetime little boy to the father the Nazis took from him.

Should a mother tell her son the truth of his father's identity?