During World War II, a German Jew hiding out in The Netherlands created an unusual form of resistance to the Nazis: a satirical magazine filled with hand-written poetry and covered in handmade collages. From 1943 to 1945, Curt Bloch published the magazine titled,“Het Onderwater Cabaret” from a crawl space in a Dutch home. His work will be featured next year in an exhibit at
It’s been five long years since Diane Rosenthal’s brothers, Cecil and David, were killed during a Saturday morning Shabbat service in Squirrel Hill. Part of her family’s struggle has been deciding how to ask Pittsburgh and others to remember the two Jewish congregants known to their community as “the boys.”
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An exhibition at Berlin’s Jewish Museum explores the Jewish experience in the authoritarian, and officially atheist, communist state throughout the Cold War era.