All in the family: Israeli teachers join Maimonides
Kylie Ora Lobell
August 11, 2016
Rabbi Shachar Naim is in his mid-30s, but this year marks the first time he ever left his native Israel.
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August 11, 2016
Czech patriots slay Nazi ‘hangman’ in ‘Anthropoid’
Tom Tugend
August 11, 2016
Before the tide of World War II turned at Stalingrad and El Alamein, on the Russian and North African fronts, the year 1942 started as a dark one for Allied forces battling the seemingly unstoppable Nazi war machine.
‘Blueprint for Paradise’: A Nazi incursion in California
Iris Mann
August 11, 2016
Few people may be aware that, during the weeks just before the United States’ entry into World War II, a Nazi compound intended as a training center and base of operations, under the assumption that Germany would be victorious and Adolf Hitler would come to rule the Western U.S., was under construction in Rustic Canyon.
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