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“Talking About Jews Was Taboo”: An Interview with Ruth Beckermann

The documentary work of Ruth Beckermann (b. 1952) has played an important role in shaping Austria's relationship with its past. In this interview with the...

By Liam Hoare

# 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

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