1/4/2024 Edit A review of Gerry Mc Donnell’s “Lost and Found” The narrative poem, published two decades ago, centers on Mono, a homeless Jewish man living in Dublin’s Phoenix Park. By Shai Afsai
12/28/2023 Edit The Daffodil Dash The Daffodil Dash is an event commemorating the Holocaust, and Georgia Genocide Prevention Month 2024. By Am Yisrael Chai!
6/16/2023 Edit Review of “In the Shadow of Moses” Though geared toward students and specialists on Africa, this volume is also of interest to anyone seeking material on Jewish identity among Black Africans. By Shai Afsai
7/20/2022 Edit Creating Connections: Escaping East Germany It is with great pleasure, we introduce the story of Frau Lilo. By Corso_Atlanta
7/14/2022 Edit Benjamin Franklin and the Parable Against Persecution Ever fond of hoaxes, Franklin memorized the parable and “read” it aloud from Genesis, “proving” to his listeners the importance of religious tolerance. By Shai Afsai
6/20/2022 Edit Rabbi Theodore Lewis and June 1959’s “To Tell the Truth” Among other events in his storied life, Rabbi Lewis appeared as a guest on an episode of the popular American television game show “To Tell the Truth.” By Shai Afsai
5/31/2022 Edit Author Gerry Mc Donnell inspired by Irish Jewry Irish Jewry continues to provide literary inspiration for the Dublin poet. By Shai Afsai
5/24/2022 Edit Where did the Wandering Jews in Your Family Come From? Discover your family's history at the International Conference on Jewish Genealogy By JGSGFor Jewish Genealogical Society of Georgia
1/13/2022 Edit A Forgetting of Benjamin Franklin Rabbis and Jewish scholars have often been unaware of, confused about, or uncomfortable acknowledging the influence of American founding father Benjamin Franklin – born January 17, 1706 – on... By Shai Afsai
11/15/2021 Edit How Ben Franklin became an antisemite The American founding father’s legacy has been misused by antisemites for nearly 90 years. By Shai Afsai
11/2/2021 Edit Kennesaw State University Bailey School of Music to present “Kristallnacht Commemoration” Features Laurence Sherr’s “Fugitive Footsteps “based on poetry by Holocaust survivor Nelly Sachs. By ArtsKSU
8/9/2021 Edit Atlanta One of 32 Cities to Receive Emergency Services for Holocaust Survivors Thanks to National Matching Initiative As the pandemic passes its year mark, Holocaust survivors across the U.S. continue to face new and renewed daily struggles. Covid-19 has only further exacerbated and enhanced the... By jfcsatlFor Jewish Family & Career Services
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Edit Email Tweet Share Unforgettable Stories From the Holocaust – Ruth (Renee) Hartz Mar 17, 2:00 pm The Breman Museum, Atlanta Free
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Edit Email Tweet Share BEARING WITNESS Unforgettable Stories From the Holocaust Feb 18, 2:00 pm 1440 Spring St NW, Atlanta Free
Edit Email Tweet Share WWII Liberator & Combat Veteran’s 100th Birthday Feb 18, 10:00 am Berman Commons, Dunwoody Free
