A collector paid $11,875 USD for this rare Canadian Jewish WW1 poster once found for $25

Reactions to our recent podcast interview about the auction.
Anne Frank: A History for Today

A new museum exhibit on Anne Frank is on display at Ottawa’s Canadian War Museum until Apr. 25.
Canadian accepts honour for ‘righteous’ parents
Bart Rijpstra and Wystke Keverkamp hid Jews and other refugees during the Holocaust. They recently received the Righteous Among the Nations designation and were honoured in Toronto.
‘Bible Bill’ Aberhart’s legacy of anti-Semitism in Alberta
The story of how the most anti-Semitic government in Canadian history came to power.
Hamilton’s Boardwalk Empire
Steve Arnold interviews author Trevor Cole about his book, The Whiskey King.
Hamilton’s Boardwalk Empire
Steve Arnold interviews author Trevor Cole about his book, The Whiskey King.
Taube: The forgotten Jewish-themed jazz tunes
Black jazz musicians playing an upbeat song with references to gefilte fish and pickled herring is really a sight to see.
Berlin’s monuments to horror
In his latest travel column, Ron Csillag explores Berlin’s sculptures and monuments that shine a light on the city’s dark history.
Elarar: The Jews of Morocco were not refugees
Avraham Elarar writes about the muddled and perhaps forgotten history of Moroccan Jewry in the twentieth century.
Azrieli: Canadians’ lack of knowledge of the Holocaust is shocking
Naomi Azrieli reflects on the recent poll showing that over half of Canadians don’t know that six-million Jews were killed in the Holocaust.