#jewish-history

#jewish-history

Mordecai Manuel Noah's vision of Ararat as a Jewish city-state was ultimately unfulfilled as no Jews chose to settle there.

Cockerell's work sheds light on an ambitious historical initiative to redirect Jewish immigration to Galveston, Texas.

A rare 1807 edition of Hyman Hurwitz's "Elements of the Hebrew Language" was presented to the Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution.

Jewish women in the Middle Ages were largely overlooked, often depicted only as victims alongside male counterparts.

Jewish emancipation in Europe led to the rise of country houses, symbolizing social status and cultural complexities of Jewish identity.

The Spoils critically examines the challenges of art restitution through the complex legacy of Jewish dealer Max Stern.

Zora Neale Hurston's unpublished novel reflects her complex view on civil rights through her admiration for Jewish resilience and contributions to liberty.

Local communities successfully united against Oswald Mosley's fascist attempts to incite hatred in 1936, a lesson relevant to today's rising tensions against minorities.

The attack on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam has drawn alarming parallels to historic anti-Semitic violence, likened to Kristallnacht.

The author's father survived a violent attack by Nazis and later escaped Germany, highlighting personal and historical experiences during the rise of fascism.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, efforts to restore East Germany's secret police records have been ongoing for thirty years.