Tag: holocaust

Have you ever walked into a bar and thought, “Man, all I want to do right now is show how much I hate the Jews?”…

In a classroom within Drexel University’s College of Computing & Informatics at 3675 Market Street, a message “glorifying Adolf Hitler” was written on a whiteboard…

A diverse group of Drexel University students and community members gathered at a candlelight vigil from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 9 at…

On the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz by the On the 75th anniversary of Auschwitz’s liberation by the Russian Red Army, it is…

There were no gas chambers or systematic extermination facilities. The Holocaust didn’t really happen. Even if it did, six million Jews weren’t actually killed by…

“It’s important to make a distinction between the terms ‘murder’ and ‘assassinate,’” asserts Cillian Murphy’s Jozef Gabcik midway through director Sean Ellis’s World War II…

I once heard a Holocaust survivor say that movies made about the Nazis’ atrocities during World War II are only ever just movies, as they…

This past week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made this statement in his address at the World Zionist Congress: “Hitler didn’t want to exterminate the…

Jewish and non-Jewish students alike gathered in Mitchell Auditorium April 9 to recognize Social Justice Week and hear the story of Robert Fischl, Holocaust survivor…

Holocaust survivor Charles Middleberg spoke at an April 16 Hillel-run event at Drexel University, recalling being separated from his parents after they were taken to…