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Nazi Germany held out despite a succession of defeats
World War II in Europe officially ended when Germany surrendered to the Allies on May 7, 1945. But in the view of Allied commanders, the war should...
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Powerful descriptions of pre-Revolutionary Russia
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Searing eyewitness account of Nazi crimes is reprinted
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Ghosts of Home recovers prewar Jewish life
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Secret World of Stolen Art reads like crime fiction
Some years ago, while researching an article for The Walrus magazine on art theft, Joshua Knelman interviewed a convicted art thief in a Toronto...
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A respectful critique of fundamentalism
Like Deborah Feldman, author of the current bestseller Unorthodox, French author Anouk Markovits also left a Satmar chassidic community as a young...
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Arguing with God
God’s justice often appears mysterious and cruel. Why do the evil prosper? Why do the righteous suffer? Starting with the Bible, and...
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