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Joining clubs, bonding and a sobering attack
Only one month into the school year and there much going on at the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway High School. more
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The Bergs left Germany and went to Kenya in 1939. From left were Inge Berg, 9, her cousin Egon, 2, and her sister Jill, 6, that year.
Remembering Kristallnacht
Farming saved a majority of the Berg family from being slaughtered in Nazi concentration camps. more
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Rabbi Claudio Kupchik of Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst said: We must make sure that this increase stops — not just anti-Semitism but all forms of hatred and intolerance.
Anti-Semitic incidents increase
A 90 percent increase in anti-Semitic incidents in New York state in 2017 should be taken seriously, according to rabbis in the Five Towns. more
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The Gural JCC will have volunteers share lunch with Holocaust survivors as part of the Kindness to Victims of Discrimination program in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy.
Bonding the Holocaust with Marin Luther King's legacy
Though the Holocaust ended nearly 73 years ago, the need to remember that horrific time continues, with anti-Semitic incidents on the rise and the number of survivors dwindling. more
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In 1937, the German Bund, which was aligned with the Nazi Party in Germany tried to establish a camp in Southbury, Conn. “Home of the Brave: When Southbury Said No to the Nazis,” will be shown at Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst on Sunday at 9:45 a.m.
When U.S. Nazis got the boot
Two longtime friends, members of Lawrence High School’s class of 1966, have partnered to bring a little-known story to the Five Towns that focuses on how a small town in Connecticut forced the German American Bund, an American Nazi organization, to retreat 70 years ago. more
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The perils of ‘make news’
Lots of attention these days is devoted to whether the news is real or fake. That often depends on the eyes and ears of the beholder. One person’s fake news is another person’s indisputable truth. more
After Charlottesville, #LIstandsuptohate
A 32-year-old paralegal named Heather Heyer died Aug. 12 in Charlottesville, Va., after neo-Nazis and Ku Klux Klansmen descended on her hometown. They were there, they claimed . . . more
See ‘Facing Arthur’ at Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center
A grandson of a Nazi soldier spends time with a 101-year-lod Holocaust survivor in the 2002 film “Facing Arthur” being shown on Sunday, July 17 at 12:30 p.m. at the Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County in Glen Cove. more
This banner flew over beaches from Nassau to Queens last July 11. State Sen. Todd Kaminsky and State Assemblyman Brian Curran have proposed separate bills that would prohibit the displaying of a swastika.
Battling a symbol of hate
State Assemblyman Brian Curran (R-Lynbrook) and State Sen. Todd Kaminsky (D-Long Beach) both want to thwart what has become an annual tradition of a group called the International Raelians: displaying a swastika inside a Star of David on a banner that is flown over beaches in Nassau County and Queens on July 11, which is known by some groups as International Swastika Rehabilitation Day. more
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LWA Antics student columnist Alixandria Wright.
Reflecting on a horrific event
What would the world be like if there had not been a Holocaust? If Adolf Hitler didn’t exist? What would the world be like if the cultures and languages of 13 million people were not decimated? more
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