Holocaust Survivors & Their Families: Remember, Reflect and Reminisce
My students ask me “Can the Holocaust happen again?” My answer is a definite yes. A number of atomic bombs thrown at […]
I fear for the future of Holocaust memory
Who will be the voices of the Holocaust when we, the children of Holocaust survivors, are also gone? Who will tell the […]
Could a Holocaust Happen in the United States? Warning Signs, Safeguards, and Historical Perspective
Public discussion about antisemitism in the United States often produces two opposite reactions. Some believe catastrophe is impossible in a constitutional democracy; […]
Recognition and the Emergence of Symptoms in Intergenerational Holocaust Trauma
It is not uncommon for individuals who begin to explore the legacy of Holocaust survival within their families to notice an unexpected […]
International Holocaust Remembrance Day – 27 January
January 27 marks the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, a date designated by the United Nations to honor the memory of […]
Introducing the New Website for The Rosenberg Holocaust Haggadah and Siddur, Prayerbook
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the newly redesigned website for The Rosenberg Holocaust Haggadah and Siddur, Prayerbook — a […]
The Survivor
I watched a movie on TV, The Survivor , based on the life of a boxer who survived the Holocaust. The message I […]
HOLOCAUST WAS THE MURDER OF SIX MILLION JEWS
The historian Yehudah Bauer wrote: Simon Wiesenthal, as he admitted to me in private,( invented the figure six million Jews and five […]
Legacy of the Mufti and Hitler
The titular leader of the Palestinian Arab community in the previous generation: Haj Amin Al Husseini, the Mufti of Jerusalem, forged a […]
Confronting Silence: Rabbi Rosenberg’s Stand Against Antisemitism at Rutgers
Rabbi Dr. Bernhard Rosenberg has been a persistent and outspoken critic of antisemitism at Rutgers University, shaped in part by his own […]
A Rabbi Screams, “Never Forget!”
I became a rabbi to aid the living, to ensure our survival; to rekindle the Jewish flame. I am proud; proud of […]