He survived Nagasaki, she escaped the gas chamber
Roslyn Franken has written an inspirational book, Meant to Be, as a tribute to her remarkable parents’ will to live.
Canadian Jewish heroes laid to rest in Europe during World War II
Nearly 19,000 Jews enlisted in the Canadian Armed Forces, out of a total Jewish population at the time of approximately 167,000.
Students learn about Jewish participants in wartime service
Journalist Ellin Bessner reminds people that thousands of Canadian Jews served in World War II.
Growing up as the son of a Nazi war criminal
Niklas Frank was the keynote speaker at a Holocaust Education Week event in Toronto on Nov. 2, which was attended by 1,400 people.
Survivor’s book deals with childhood trauma and search for identity
Mouth of Truth is Lilian Boraks-Nemetz’s first novel for adults, and is a continuation of her award-winning children’s book, The Old Brown Suitcase.
Book sheds light on horrors suffered by Lithuanian Jews during war
Throughout Siberian Exile , Juilja Šukys, a Lithuanian-Canadian tells her family’s history while simultaneously shedding light on the horrors the Litvaks (Lithuanian Jews) faced during the Second World War.
