Tag: Holocaust

Body Count Democracy

By John Foster
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The crisis through which we (or at least most of us) are now living is defined by biopolitics. (More…)

Changing the Historical Record

By Matt Rubenstein
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Posted in Behind The Lines

Located at the intersection of two channels emanating from the scenic Motława River, Gdánsk’s recently opened Museum of the Second World War has quickly become one of the city’s main tourist attractions. (More…)

Italians against racism. Moncalieri, December 2018.

When the Present is the Past

By Joel Schalit
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Posted in Critical Times

Hitler never pretended to like Jews. His hatred was unambiguous. (More…)

America’s Antisemitism Crisis

By Joel Schalit
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Posted in Words Have Consequences

The headline could not have been more provocative: Is It Time for the Jews to Leave Europe? (More…)

That includes genocide. Berlin, October 2019

Every Genocide is Special

By Joel Schalit
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For a week, it seemed, Berlin had been taken over by the left. Not just any left but something new and unrecognisable. In the place of the customary red and black flags of anti-capitalist groups, protestors were waving flags featuring an hourglass, in soft greens and light blues. (More…)