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Holocaust education and contemporary anti-semitism
Author(s): Allwork, Larissa
Date: 2019
Topics: Antisemitism, Antisemitism: Education against, Holocaust Education, Main Topic: Holocaust and Memorial
Abstract: t has become an article of faith in Europe that Holocaust education in schools is necessary and useful. But does Holocaust education as it is currently practiced help young people to understand either the genocide of the Jews; or, indeed, antisemitism? The evidence suggests not. It indicates that Europe is experiencing rising levels of antisemitism and rising perceptions of antisemitism alongside a growth in Holocaust education. Too often Holocaust education is presented as a simple, catch-all answer in combatting antisemitism. However, if Holocaust education is going to be productively linked to combatting antisemitism, then we need better Holocaust education.
The Cultural Dimension of Jewish European Identity
Author(s): Maimon, Dov
Date: 2013
Topics: Jewish Identity, Jewish Culture, Jewish Revival, Main Topic: Culture and Heritage, Jewish Future
Jüdische Migration aus der ehemaligen Sowjetunion seit 1990
Translated Title: Jewish migration from the former Soviet Union since 1990
Author(s): Kessler, Judith
Date: 2003
Topics: Immigration, Russian-Speaking Jews, Russian Emigration, Main Topic: Demography and Migration
The Limmud Problem: An Orthodox Solution
Author(s): Elton, Ben
Date: 2011
Topics: Orthodox Judaism, Limmud, Pluralism, Main Topic: Other
Abstract: I recently became interested in the grossgemeinde Orthodox rabbis of pre-war Germany, and I hope to publish a full length scholarly article on them soon. During my research it occurred to me that they provide a model for Orthodox Jews today in their relations with non-Orthodox Jewish movements. In Britain this matter has centred on the annual Limmud Conference. I have therefore written the essay below as a contribution to the debate. '