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30 January 1933, or the day humanity died

On 30 January 1933, ninety years ago this week, Hitler was appointed Chancellor of the Reich. Faced with this event, the whole of Europe was...

By Julia Christ

Why do Jews in Germany speak Russian?

200,000 Soviet Jews have settled in Germany since the 1990s. If they migrated to the land of the murderers, it is partly because Germany had...

By Lisa Vapné

Letter from Morocco

The Moroccan Jewish community now numbers only between 1500 and 2000 members. It is aging quietly, without renewal, in a Jewish Morocco that is a...

By Anshel Pfeffer

Israel / Europe: back and forth

Zionism or diasporism? And what if the essence of being Jewish was precisely between these two options? Between here and there, between exile and being...

By David Haziza

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By The Editors

# 95 / Editorial

By The Editors

Vilna: Dream about the Vanished Jerusalem

By Grigory Kanovich

Grigory Kanovich’s Litvak Saga

By Elena Guritanu & Elie Petit

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By The Editors

Israel: towards a rupture?

By Danny Trom

France: Are Jews alone… or at the heart of a fragmented Nation?

By Martine Cohen

Kanye and the new Far West of American Antisemitism

By Daniel Solomon