(JTA) — More than 80 years after one of Germany’s most prominent synagogues was destroyed on Kristallnacht, the Jewish community of Hamburg has taken ownership of the building’s site and is ...
Rose Girone, who once credited her longevity to dark chocolate, survived the Nazi horror of Kristallnacht and her ... moved with her family as a child to Hamburg in northern Germany.
Born in Poland, her family moved to Hamburg; in 1939 she fled Nazi Germany for Shanghai, where she credits knitting as helping save her family before they moved to the US ...
Her family settled in Hamburg, Germany ... just as the Nazis launched Kristallnacht or the Night of Broken Glass, widespread violence against Germany's Jews. Girone was eight months pregnant ...
Born in Janov, Poland in 1912, Girone’s family settled in Hamburg, Germany ... Poland), just as Kristallnacht launched waves of violence against Germany’s Jews. Mannheim was arrested and ...
In my role as a minister at St. John’s University, I have been invited to represent the Catholic/Christian community at a Kristallnacht commemoration service at Queens College on Nov. 15.