Norman Finkelstein, a Jewish American political scientist and author, specializing in Jewish-related issues and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was invited to give a speech at the University of Waterloo in which a Jewish girl threw the Holocaust card to criticise him.
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Proofing and Printing. This video is a portion of the documentary film, “In Every Generation: Remaking The Szyk Haggadah (Historicana and JKR Productions, 2008), directed by Emmy-nominated Jim Ruxin.
Drawn and first published during the rise of Hitler, the Passover Haggadah of Polish-Jewish artist Arthur Szyk (1894-1951) is a triumphant and enduring work of hope and courage, and the supreme expression of one artist’s love for his people and his heritage. The new luxury edition of The Szyk Haggadah, limited to only 300 copies, is a landmark of jewish art and culture. For more information, please visit www.szyk.com.
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from the film THE GREAT DICTATOR (1940).
Charlie Chaplin in the role of the jewish
barber. This film made in 1940, after
Kristallnacht 1938, predicted many of the
tragic events that would affect European
jewry in the period 1940-1945, including
the extermination camps. Charlie Chaplin was truly a genius.
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1521001/
Guest Host Santa Barbara Arts TV Sophia from London Interviews Selected 25th Anniv Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2010 Filmmaker of Jewish Holocaust Survivor Short Film SBIFF 2010 Leather Jude’ is a documentary about Jewish Holocaust survivor Hans Biglajzer and the significance of his craft as a saddle maker.
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Itzchak Tarkay is another of my favorite jewish artists. Born in Northern Serbia in 1935, he was only nine years old when the Nazis sent him to the Mathausen concentration camp. After the war, he returned home and developed an interest in art. He immigrated to Israel in 1949 and soon began to study in the Bezalel Art Academy. His colorful paintings of women have become extremely popular in recent years. It is said that Tarkay always paints his women with their eyes cast down as his way of honoring those who did not survive the Nazi camps.
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