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Precious manuscript has survived one war and has now evaded another after being brought from frontline town of Zaporizhzhia to North London community shul before recent Russian invasion
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Fania Brantsovsky, now 100, escaped the Vilna Ghetto to join 'Avenger' group - now she's fighting to save woodland camp so next generations can learn of their struggle
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A document officially requesting the payment will be handed to Germany, Poland’s biggest trade partner and fellow member of NATO, on Tuesday
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Nadine Matyas met an elderly couple on a family holiday who changed her outlook on life
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International envoys for Holocaust issues release joint statement condemning Putin’s war on Ukraine
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Moving story told in pictures mixing maps, drawings and moving family photographs
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The visit was part of his work with the Auschwitz Jewish Centre Foundation
