The 8th of May 1945 of Ionas Turkov

On May 8, Europe celebrates its rebirth following the defeat of the Nazis. But can Jews participate in this moment of jubilation that unites European...

By Stéphane Bou

Rwanda: “It’s hard to live with the people who killed us.”

Between April and July 1994, in just over three months, nearly a million Tutsis were murdered in Rwanda. Written in 2007, K. is republishing this...

By Stéphane Bou

# 179 / Editorial

During this summer break, the magazine is pausing its regular publications. Until the new season arrives, we're offering our readers a weekly feature exploring a...

By Stéphane Bou

Interview with Tal Bruttmann. Holocaust Historian facing October 7

What is the significance of this massive return to the history and memory of the Holocaust as a point of reference since the October 7...

By Stéphane Bou

Image wars. Filming Crime—From the Einsatzgruppen to Hamas.

By filming their crimes themselves, the Hamas terrorists made a spectacle of the massacre they committed on October 7. A 40-minute film documenting the atrocities was...

By Stéphane Bou

“‘The Jews’ by Tchirikov is the first text written by a Russian from inside a Jewish home.” Interview with André Markowicz

The great translator André Markowicz had never heard of 'The Jews', a forgotten play by Evgeny Tchirikov, written in 1903 after the pogrom of Kishinev....

By Stéphane Bou

The Memory Monster: An Interview With Yishaï Sarid

Published a year ago, The Memory Monster (Restless Books) is Yishai Sarid’s fourth book, after two crime novels and a novel set in a futuristic...

By Stéphane Bou