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The Lost Train: The Story of the Transport That Never Reached Theresienstadt

About 140,000 Jews were living in the Netherlands when Nazi Germany invaded in May 1940. Within five days, the country was under complete occupation, and persecution of the Jewish population began almost immediately. By January 1941, Jews were forced to register, and by the following month, the Jew

Her Holocaust: The First Female Survivor to Write Her Memoirs

Had you met Renia Hershkowitz at the reception desk of the health clinic in Haifa, where she worked for many years as a medical secretary, you likely wouldn’t have guessed that this warm and pleasant woman—a happily married mother of two—was once a daring wartime courier as well as a pioneering wri

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