Buchenwald Nazi concentration camp liberation
On April 10, 1945, The Nazi concentration camp at Buchenwald was liberated by U.S. troops.Established in July 1937, its was one of the first major
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Jerusalem – What To See, Hear, Smell And Taste?
Israel is a melting pot of cultures, religions, and peoples from across the globe. As the world’s only Jewish state, Israel’s capital and Judaism’s holiest
The Swiss Commander That Saved Jews Lives
Not all heroes wear a cape. Some heroes don’t need a cape to be iconic figures in this world. Deeds and behavioral disposition account for
The Dreyfus Affair, A Case Of Injustice And Anti-Semitism
The Dreyfus Affair was a political scandal that divided the Third French Republic from 1894 until its resolution in 1906. The affair is often seen
General Jan Christian Smuts – A True Friend Of Zion
General Jan Christian Smuts, was a South African Statesman, military leader and philosopher and a committed Christian Zionist. What is not generally known, is that while
The Nuremberg Laws: The Beginning Of The End
The Nuremberg Laws, enacted by the German Reichstag (Parliament) on Sept. 15, 1935, were racially discriminatory, anti-Semitic laws meant to institutionalize the Nazi program to
