The painting that paid for ‘The King of the Jews’
Eighty years ago, the Nazis established a bank in the Lodz Ghetto—and created a special currency that could only be used there
A memoir of one of North America’s first and most enduring day schools, and where those kids ended up
Teaching I.L. Peretz’s story ‘Miracles on the Sea’ to children who are sentenced to die
A new documentary from ‘Shoah’ director Claude Lanzmann
Yiddish writer Chava Rosenfarb brought cruel death in the Lodz ghetto to life
The friendship of two young writers from Lodz who survived the Holocaust and achieved very different kinds of literary fame
A confusing and challenging show of Henryk Ross’s Lodz Ghetto images opens this weekend at the MFA Boston
The great Yiddish writer Chava Rosenfarb records the first days after her liberation, in a stunning document of survival
New translations of three astonishing poems, which evoke the horror of the Lodz ghetto and its aftermath
The untold story of the great epic poem of the Holocaust—and the generous, tragic hero who wrote it
