Published: 23 February 2021
Last updated: 4 March 2024
Germany’s Holocaust remembrance is turning upside down (Foreign Policy)
The left is relativising the past, the far-right is insisting on its uniqueness, and the country’s historical culture is cracking from within
How Jewish life developed in Germany after the Holocaust (Deutsche Welle)
After Nazis murdered six million Jews in the Holocaust, the future of Germany’s remaining Jewish community was in doubt. As Germany marks 1,700 years of Jewish life, DW looks back at key developments in the postwar era.
Germany wants to rebuild a synagogue destroyed on Kristallnacht; it shouldn't (Haaretz)
Politicians, members of the Jewish community and activists in Hamburg seek to rebuild the once important Bornplatz Synagogue which the Nazis destroyed. But there's a good reason to keep the square empty
Opinion: Judaism has belonged in Germany since the beginning (Deutsche Welle)
Jews have lived in the Rhine region since the days of the Roman Empire. Germany's Jewish history must be remembered and shared by all Germans, not just those in the Jewish community, DW's Christoph Strack writes
Photo: Berlin’s Holocaust memorial
