Fier d’etre Juif.
Fier d’etre Juif. Proud to be a Jew. גאה להיות יהודי. Source: Rudy Rochman רודי רושמן
Fier d’etre Juif. Proud to be a Jew. גאה להיות יהודי. Source: Rudy Rochman רודי רושמן
So amazing to watch Holocaust survivor Julia Wallach share her matzo ball recipe with her granddaughter Frankie! ❤️ Born in Paris in 1925, Julia Wallach was arrested from the house she was hiding in with her father. They were taken to the Drancy internment camp before being deported to Auschwitz […]
CONDOLENCES: Georges Loinger. Loinger was born in Strasbourg in 1910 and was best known as a French Resistance hero having saved 350 Jewish children during WWII. Loinger said that he used to train the children to run before telling them they were going to play ball near the border. “I […]
Source: Humans of Paris
“I cried watching it because I saw myself as a little boy with my whole life ahead of me. At my age, it’s very difficult to watch back what I lived through at 13 years old. The words are a result of thoughts, writing summarises them and images give them […]
“That of the love between me and my big brother. I know that might seem strange. Today I’m 85 and my brother Maurice is 87. We talk on the telephone every day. On New Years Day last year, he asked me what I was doing. I told him I was […]
“During our flight, people saved our lives. The catholic church saved jews during the German occupation in France. Some soldiers had embarked on the train we had taken to leave Paris for the south of France (the free zone), searching for Jews in order to deport them. My brother and […]
In the ring, there are no differences, no politics, only the values of respect and fraternity. We both belong to the human community and we love each other! Je suis Juif israélien, il est Arabe israélien, nous vivons tous les deux à Jerusalem et nous nous entrainons tout les jours […]
Thank you France! Nous Remercions la France pour sa solidarité avec Israel
France on Monday officially returned a 16th-century portrait, attributed to Joos van Cleve or his son, to the descendants of Hertha and Henry Bromberg, a German-Jewish couple who were forced to sell the work of art in Paris when they fled Germany before World War II. Source: The New York […]
“In the ring, there are no differences, no politics, only the values of respect and fraternity. We both belong to the human community and we love each other!” *** “Je suis Juif israélien, il est Arabe israélien, nous vivons tous les deux à Jerusalem et nous nous entrainons tout les […]
“Unfortunately, those who follow totalitarian ideologies or extremists, whether religious or political…I don’t trust those people. For many years I didn’t love anyone and I found it hard to recover as an individual as well as as a man. Today, I believe in men and I believe in humanity. What I […]
“Then, we were separated. I really wanted to find her, I thought about her so much. Later, the camps were liberated and, as luck would have it, I was able to see her again, this woman who had been one of my only sources of happiness during such hard years. […]
“The 8th of January, 1944 was an important day. My classmate who was my boss had been arrested the night before. I hadn’t been warned and the next day, after school, I stumbled across two policemen as I entered the factory in which we forged documents. I was arrested by the […]
“When we got there, an SS officer made the decision. All the men were standing on one side, the women on the other. 200 of the men would be sent to Auschwitz and 69 of the women would be transported to the female camp at Birkenau. I later learned that all […]
Photo: Levi Matusof