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# 201 / Editorial

Do we still know what is meant by the concept of antisemitism? The debates that have stirred up the academic world since October 7 raise...

By The Editors

Does antisemitism really exist? The historians’ row following October 7

Why do some historians of antisemitism absolutely reject any analogy between October 7 and historical anti-Jewish persecution? Matthew Bolton situates this debate, with its far-reaching...

By Matthew Bolton

My neighbors from Auschwitz

As the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz is commemorated, and the last survivors are summoned to compensate for the inadequacies of a memory...

By Ruben Honigmann

Auschwitz: History, memory, commemoration

To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the discovery of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp by the Red Army, we are publishing a special feature bringing together texts...

By The Editors

# 200 / Editorial

By The Editors

In agreement with oneself. Israel and its hostages.

By Bruno Karsenti & Danny Trom

The feminine side of conquest / Text study

By Ivan Segré

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# 199 / Editorial

By The Editors

October 7: the visual fate of the hostages

By Emmanuel Taïeb

Kafka in America: From Prague to Newark

By Mitchell Abidor

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# 198 / Editorial

By The Editors

Interview with Marta Caraion: The Tomb of Transnistria. The forgotten pages of the Romanian Shoah

By Elena Guritanu