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July 6, 2013
Ira Katznelson
Failure to Rescue
How FDR hurt Jewish would-be immigrants
April 10, 2013
Adam Kirsch
The Other Anne Frank
An important, new Auschwitz survivor's diary
March 13, 2013
Jed Perl
When the Surrealists Met the Nazis
Picasso, Paris, and modern art in Vichy France
March 7, 2013
David Thomson
Schindler's Girl in the Red Coat Speaks Out
September 21, 2011
Ruth Franklin
Élisabeth Gille’s Devastating Account of her Mother, Irène Némirovsky
April 9, 2008
Peter N. Miller
What We Know About Murdered Peoples
A review of Samuel D. Kassow's book on the Warsaw Ghetto
January 30, 2008
Ruth Franklin
Scandale Française
October 16, 2000
David Grann
The Courtship
February 17, 1986
Primo Levi
Primo Levi's Heartbreaking, Heroic Answers to the Most Common Questions He Was Asked About "Survival in Auschwitz"
August 8, 1934
The New Republic Staff
The Harrowing First Report From Dachau Concentration Camp, in 1934
Only a year after Hitler had taken office, thousands were already imprisoned, tortured, and murdered

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