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# 68 / Editorial

This week, before our summer programming and the first part of our interview with Daniel Mendelssohn, we turn to Germany. K. puts the spotlight on...

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#67 / Editorial

This issue is the last of the year before the summer. But K. won’t really be on vacation and will offer a series in July...

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# 66 / Editorial

For the great poet Haïm Nahman Bialik, it was Mount Scopus. In 1925, Bialik gave the powerful speech inaugurating the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. A...

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#65 / Editorial

  Sobibor is set to have a new memorial this fall, almost ten years after the project by architects Piotr Michalewicz and Marcin Urbanek and...

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# 64 / Editorial

To support their campaign for the upcoming French legislative elections, some of the tenors of French Left political party La France Insoumise thought it wise...

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#63 / Editorial

It has been a few weeks since Gallimard published Guerre, the first of Céline’s unpublished manuscripts, texts that have been missing since the end of...

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#62 / Editorial

It is an outstanding document in yiddish that the collective book “Traces de vie à Auschwitz. Un manuscrit clandestin” – coordinated by Philippe Mesnard and...

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#61 / Editorial

A special Vienna issue… Ruben Honigmann, in a text that is both funny and thorough, had already described in K. how he saw himself as...

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#60 / Editorial

In 2015, British Prime Minister David Cameron announced the construction of a major Holocaust memorial and world-class learning center near Westminster to juxtapose “the worst...

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#59 / Editorial

This week, K. publishes an interview – never translated before in English – with Aharon Appelfeld, which took place in 2010 in Jerusalem by psychoanalyst...

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#58 / Editorial

Once again, France has had a narrow escape. The far right will not represent and govern the country. Thus, it is with a certain relief...

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#57 / Editorial

  In France, the final round of the presidential elections will take place on Sunday the 24th of April. The far right is at the...

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