SHOAH: FOUR SISTERS Claude Lanzmann, who died in July, carved four short movies out of interviews he shot for the making of his monumental "Shoah" (1985).
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Choice (1982), Shoah (1985), Au revoir les enfants (1987), Schindler's
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The Holocaust -- the Shoah -- did not come out of nowhere.
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"Shoah" was Mr. Lanzmann's second film, after "Why Israel" (1973).
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She cites "Shoah," Claude Lanzmann's 1985 Holocaust documentary, as an influence.
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The Creators Project: The USC Shoah Foundation is a visual history archive.
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Spielberg would devote three years to establishing the Survivors of the Shoah
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"I figured it like this," Zar said in the Shoah Foundation interview.
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"Shoah: Four Sisters" — screened at last year's New York Film Festival, before Lanzmann's death — consists of four short features taken from interviews he shot for "Shoah" in the 1970s, each showcasing the testimony of a different female Holocaust survivor.
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The Editor Behind the Film Shoah is currently playing at various film festivals.
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With "Shoah" — Hebrew for catastrophe — Mr. Lanzmann upstaged everything he had done before.
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YouTube has removed two podcast episodes of The Daily Shoah due to copyright claims.
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" Speakers at the event included: Mike Enoch, who hosts a podcast called "The Daily Shoah.
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In a 1996 interview with the USC Shoah Foundation, Furman said her number was 603.
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Viewed broadly, the undertaking represents a logical extension of Spielberg's objectives in establishing the Shoah Foundation.
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Shoah is the Hebrew word for the Holocaust, in which some six million Jews were killed.
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Approximately half of the 6 million Jews killed during the Shoah were killed in this way.
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It's on at USC, at Shoah Foundation, where they've captured all these testimonies of genocide survivors.
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But the art of listening is what I'm hoping the Shoah Foundation is able to inspire.
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The latter recalls Claude Lanzmann's Shoah, the classic evocation of evil thriving in a verdant Europe.
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"Shoah" was not history and not a documentary, as he would shout when ridiculous people said so.
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" Enoch still lived with his wife, in the one-bedroom apartment where he recorded "The Daily Shoah.
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From the prison library, she read "Shoah," the text to the acclaimed 1985 documentary by Claude Lanzman.
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He said his commentary on "The Daily Shoah" podcast was constitutionally protected political speech and shock comedy.
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As Cooper Fleishman and Anthony Smith detail for Mic, the origins of the echo date all the way back to 2014 episodes of a podcast called The Daily Shoah (Shoah is the Hebrew word for the Holocaust), which is affiliated with the leading alt-right site the Right Stuff.
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Released in 1985, Shoah is credited with helping to awaken the public to the horrors of the Holocaust.
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CH: The simple answer is that I was interested in Ziva because she was the editor of Shoah.
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"Claude Lanzmann: Spectres of the Shoah"is a useful companion to Mr. Lanzmann's 257 documentary about the Holocaust.
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"Working through the Shoah is the basis of democracy in Germany," Mr. Ozdemir said, referring to the Holocaust.
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We Germans have learned a lot from the thing with World War II, the Shoah, Holocaust, you know?
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We Germans have learned a lot from the thing with World War II, the Shoah, Holocaust, you know?
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Her infamous 1985 pan of the nine-hour Holocaust documentary, "Shoah," which she found "exhausting," continues to reverberate.
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Around 100 interviews have so far been conducted, part of a sprawling initiative by the USC Shoah Foundation.
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"One day, one of my letters to her was returned, stamped 'Deceased,'" he said in the Shoah interview.
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TV Mr. Show Seasons 1–4 (5/1)Claude Lanzmann: Spectres of the Shoah (13/2)Dios, Inc.
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The nine-and-a-half hour endurance test that is Shoah does not use those kinds of images.
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I know him only through the interactive New Dimensions in Testimony installation made by the USC Shoah Foundation.
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In all he spent 11 years making "Shoah", the Hebrew word for the Holocaust, which was released in 1985.
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George Clooney snuck up behind Steven Spielberg, Jessica Seinfeld, and Jerry Seinfeld at the 2013 USC Shoah Foundation Gala.
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Editors' Note: March 31, 2018 An earlier version of this article included a reference to the Shoah Cellar Museum.
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Among the most famous Oscar snubs is Claude Lanzmann's 10-hour 1985 documentary, "Shoah," which didn't land a nomination.
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The USC Shoah Foundation already had the Visual History Archive, which has recorded thousands of Holocaust and genocide survivor testimonies.
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The parentheses, which are known as an "echo," originated from a right-wing podcast called The Daily Shoah, Mic reports.
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The hosts of "The Daily Shoah" performatively pronounce "white" as "huh-white," a mocking imitation of a good ol' boy.
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When "The Daily Shoah" started, in 2014, its title was not, or not primarily, meant to be earnestly anti-Semitic.
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Dramas like "Son of Saul" emerge with fresh formal experiments, while older works like "Shoah" endure as authoritative historical records.
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The contrast between the cataclysmic past and the placid present owes something to "Shoah," Claude Lanzmann's groundbreaking 1985 Holocaust film.
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"It is impossible to make any comparison to the unique atrocities of the Shoah and Holocaust," spokesman Martin Schaefer said.
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Later in the week, there's "Liberation Heroes: The Last Eyewitnesses," a Discovery Channel hour made in conjunction with the Shoah Foundation.
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The echo symbol "started as a joke among us," a host of "The Daily Shoah" said on the podcast this week.
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This year, Mr. Lanzmann released "Shoah: Les Quatre Sœurs" in France, the powerful testimony of four women who survived the Holocaust.
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" Mike Peinovich, a white supremacist whose podcast is called "The Daily Shoah," called the president's tweet about South Africa "very big.
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"Four Sisters" consists of material not used in "Shoah," whose castoffs have also served as the basis of other Lanzmann films.
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The director is reissuing "Schindler's List," as he expands the mission of the Shoah Foundation through video testimonies of genocide survivors.
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The new Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah in Ferrara explores the long and complex relationship between Christianity and Judaism.
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The groom's father's testimony as a survivor of Treblinka, a Nazi death camp, is included in the USC Shoah Foundation Project.
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First, it's important to note that despite the contemporary association of concentration camps with the Shoah, they are not a Nazi invention.
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To honor Lanzmann, who died at 92 in July, and to prepare for the release of his "Shoah: Four Sisters" on Nov.
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Over the years, on "The Daily Shoah," he occasionally dropped hints about his identity, though he was careful not to reveal too much.
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The curator, Donatella Calabi, argues that viewing the Venetian ghetto through the prism of the Nazi-imposed ghettos of the Shoah is misleading.
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It's partially what led him to found the USC Shoah Foundation in 1994 to videotape and preserve interviews with Holocaust survivors and witnesses.
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And together, collected in a form that is much less labyrinthine than "Shoah," they represent an ideal introduction (and capstone) to Lanzmann's project.
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Adelman reconnected with Alain, now 78, at the Wall of Names in Paris at the Mémorial de la Shoah — where her mother is memorialized.
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The oral history initiative is a collaboration between the Shoah Foundation and the Institute for Creative Technologies at the University of Southern California (USC).
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In December, the mother of two made her post-baby debut at the Ambassadors for Humanity Gala Benefiting USC Shoah Foundation in Los Angeles.
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She is shown mourning the pervasive human violence of our time after seeing images of emaciated, naked bodies at the Mémorial de la Shoah.
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The register drawer, with the words "Shoah Business" on the outside, was filled with cash, with the number 85033,000,000 showing just above the drawer.
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" My father may have been the exception; he liked to visit the graveyard in our neighborhood, and he went to a screening of "Shoah.
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H: Do you see any irony in Lanzmann reconstructing a lost history with Shoah, but then going on to minimize Postec's role in its legacy?
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The most infamous media sites dedicated to this toxicity including Andrew Anglin's notorious Daily Stormer, as well as The Daily Shoah and The Right Stuff.
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As first noted on Reddit, the advertisement was read on Wednesday's episode of The Daily Shoah, a podcast on the white nationalist website The Right Stuff.
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One of the Alt-Right's pastimes is to intimidate adversaries with photoshopped pictures of concentration camps; a popular Alt-Right podcast is called "The Daily Shoah".
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Gary had an understandable reluctance to fully imagine the Shoah as it really was; it is significant that Ambrose, in "The Kites," returns from Buchenwald unharmed.
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During the Shoah, it took only two years for Nazi Germany to kill more than 1.5 million Jews in three extermination camps: Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka.
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Elias (one of two women here who also appears in "Shoah") repeatedly speaks of luck and instinct, of choices that could have gone the other way.
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The symbol originated in 2014 on an anti-Semitic podcast, "The Daily Shoah," which applied a novelty sound effect to Jewish names that made them echo ominously.
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The symbol originated in 2014 on an anti-Semitic podcast, The Daily Shoah, which applied a novelty sound effect to Jewish names that made them echo ominously.
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Ironically, "Shoah" eventually helped usher in an era of testimony that elevated stories of trauma to a new level of importance, especially in cultural production and universities.
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The new museum will have nearly 5,000 feet of exhibition space and will house the testimonies of Holocaust survivors who arrived in Argentina, recorded by the Shoah Foundation.
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"The crime against humanity, it's the Shoah, genocides, slavery," said Fillon, whose status as favorite to win the presidency in May has evaporated in the past three weeks.
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Anyone who's ever tried to make fiction around facts as terrible as the Shoah or characters as morally muddled as the wartime Swiss will understand it very well.
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"Shoah" has been shown more or less continuously in European countries and was broadcast in Turkey in January 2012, its first public showing in a Muslim-majority country.
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One of the defendants, Michael Peinovich, the co-host of a podcast called "The Daily Shoah," downplayed the Discord messages as "idle chitchat" in his motion to dismiss.
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In 1980, five years before the release of Claude Lanzmann's "Shoah," Akerman made "Dis-Moi" ("Tell Me"), a documentary featuring interviews with women Holocaust survivors, including her mother.
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Conceived of on neo-Nazi podcast The Daily Shoah, these parenthetical "echoes" were written around the names of Jewish journalists and public figures when mentioning them on Twitter.
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In Adam Benzine's Oscar-nominated short, Mr. Lanzmann discusses the rigors and personal cost of the nearly 12 years he spent making "Shoah," his 1985 documentary about the Holocaust.
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They had come on the St. Louis, those 937 Jews fleeing Nazi Germany barely ahead of the Shoah, the Hebrew word for "catastrophe" and another term for the Holocaust.
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When reached for comment, PodBean said that while it is not the original host of the podcast, the podcaster submitted The Daily Shoah to Podbean for others to stream.
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"Everyone thinks the Shoah Foundation is about archiving the past but it's about understanding empathy and using testimony to shine a light," Stephen D. Smith, its executive director, said.
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It would have been inappropriate in the case of "Shoah" (1985), Claude Lanzmann's 10-hour documentary about the Holocaust, which focused on the trauma and emotional repercussions of the event.
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Its co-founder, Stephen Smith, runs the Shoah Foundation in California, an initiative that has filmed tens of thousands of Holocaust survivors since it was started by director Steven Spielberg.
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Elie implanted in my soul an unwavering insistence that we must educate every successive generation to exactly what happened, so that we can never forget the horrors of the Shoah.
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One of the most popular alt-right podcasts, according to the ADL report, is the The Daily Shoah, created by Mike Peinovich and published on his website, The Right Stuff.
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Interviewed for the film "Shoah," Claude Lanzmann's nearly nine-and-a-half-hour documentary about the Holocaust, Mr. Lerner said that he, not Mr. Wajspapir, had struck the first blow.
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At the turn of the century she turned in earnest to the job of Holocaust memorialization, serving on the Foundation for the Memory of the Shoah (Holocaust) for seven years.
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One concerning detail to me is that USC Shoah Foundation research found that students who talked to the simulation felt "less constrained" than they did when speaking to real survivors.
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Those Jews who have survivors in their families (myself included) have a vivid understanding of the Shoah; our religious schools devote extensive time to ensuring that its memory is not lost.
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The Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names, a project of Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem, had two testimonials, filed decades apart by Hella's two sisters in Israel.
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"The Shoah teaches us that we need the maximum vigilance in order to intervene quickly in defense of human dignity and peace," Francis said, using the Hebrew term for the Holocaust.
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"We can be proud of our tradition of freedom and democracy, without losing sight of the abyss that was the Shoah," Mr. Steinmeier said, using the Hebrew word for the Holocaust.
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Claude Lanzmann's "Shoah" spreads its interviews out over more than nine hours, implicitly acknowledging the limitations of making a Holocaust film even as it serves as a record of survivors' memories.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads World War II ended more than 70 years ago, but the horrors of the Holocaust (or Shoah, in Hebrew) have not receded from historical memory.
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The exhibition, which runs until March, displays its own collection of Olere's artwork as well as many others on loan from Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial and France's Memorial de la Shoah.
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"It is impossible to make any comparison to the unique atrocities of the Shoah and Holocaust," a Foreign Ministry spokesman, Martin Schaefer, said in Berlin, using a Hebrew term for the Holocaust.
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TRAVEL An article last Sunday about the Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah in Ferrara, Italy, misstated the name of a powerful family that lived in Ferrara for about three centuries.
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In the "Four Sisters" series, showing as a special event, Claude Lanzmann transforms four interviews that didn't make the cut of his landmark "Shoah" (1985) into a quartet of stand-alone documentaries.
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"This is a very serious sign of intolerance and provocation right at the time when we remember the Shoah," said Milena Santerini, national coordinator for the fight against anti-Semitism in Italy.
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Numerous documentaries and ventures, such as the Shoah Foundation, have given survivors a platform for telling their stories tailored to the age of mass communication, forming a new kind of oral tradition.
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The Editor Behind the Film Shoah, from Canadian filmmaker Catherine Hébert, explores what would drive someone to devote so many years of their life to such a grueling undertaking, and at what cost.
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Silver says the project has the backing of Holocaust educators including Rabbi Michael Berenbaum, the former project director of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, and the head of Steven Spielberg&aposs Shoah Foundation.
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Last Friday, Mr. Macron traveled to Oradour-sur-Glane, a village in central France where an SS division killed 642 people in 1944; and on Sunday, he visited the Shoah Memorial in Paris.
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At one of the premieres of his landmark Holocaust documentary, "Shoah" (1985), the filmmaker Claude Lanzmann was challenged by a member of the audience, a woman who identified herself as a Holocaust survivor.
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"Shoah" was full of images of emptiness, whether railway wagons, or roads, or forests, or simply the eyes of interviewees suddenly remembering and staring fixedly at the camera, as at the face of death.
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"We are really in the last generation that's going to benefit from hearing directly from Holocaust survivors," Kia Hays, a program manager at the University of Southern California&aposs Shoah Foundation, told Fox News.
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Casting about for a modern setting for the fairy tale, Yolen thought of the movie "Shoah," which includes a long section about Chelmno, the site of one of the grimmest episodes of the Holocaust.
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" France's chief rabbi, Haim Korsia, said in a tweet: "Horrified by the tragic death of Mireille Knoll, who escaped the Shoah, nearly a year to the day after the murder of Sarah Halimi-Attal.
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" That tribute is one of many revelations at the new Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah in Ferrara, and is at the heart of the museum's first major exhibition, "Jews, an Italian Story.
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Critic's Pick Claude Lanzmann, who died at 92 in July, returned to material shot for his landmark film "Shoah" (1985) several times, most recently in the riveting documentary "The Last of the Unjust" (2014).
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"So far, virtual reality has been very much about gaming, or has been about creating environments that you can navigate and explore and so forth," said Steven Smith, the executive director of the Shoah Foundation.
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"The attempt to relativize Nazi crimes is not only abusive to any Shoah survivor but also dangerous for the whole society," Josef Schuster, president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, told VICE News.
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Claude Lanzmann, the journalist and film director whose obsession with the Nazi genocide brought forth "Shoah," a groundbreaking film that relived the annihilation of Jews through the memories of witnesses, died on Thursday in Paris.
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"The citizens of this country, but above all the political leaders, must not accept that Jews are again exposed to a threat 74 years after the Shoah," he said, using the Hebrew word for the Holocaust.
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"Shoah" was not some brooding return to his own past, though it was part of his regret for the teenage anti-Semitism that made him hate his mother's "enormous" nose and fear to be seen with her.
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"[The Visual History Archive] is an invaluable resource, but we also saw how survivors can make a connection to people when they meet in person," Josh Grossberg, public communications manager at the USC Shoah Foundation, told Hyperallergic.
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"We do not want anything to do with such people and we do not want to commemorate the people who died in the Shoah (Nazi holocaust) with such people," IKG chief Oskar Deutsch said on ORF radio.
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With a cleareyed moral imperative, he opposes the Palestinian occupation, repeatedly demands accountability from Israeli leaders for their support of West Bank settlements and rails against use of the Shoah as a pretext for mistreatment of Palestinians.
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Veil was also the president of the Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah, France's Holocaust remembrance organization, from 2000 to 2007, and chairwoman of the board of the Trust Fund for Victims from 2003 to 2009.
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She is co-chairwoman for one of the boards of the USC Shoah Foundation, the organization founded by Steven Spielberg in 1994 to collect interviews with Holocaust survivors and witnesses as well as survivors of other genocides.
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William Clay Ford Jr., Henry's great-grandson and today Ford Motor Co. chairman, was honored in 2015 by Steven Spielberg's USC Shoah Foundation Institute with the Ambassador for Humanity Award for his leadership in education and the community.
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"Very often people think of the Shoah as something that took place in the camps and killing sites in Eastern Europe from a geographical perspective," said Joel Zisenwine, who has directed the "Transports to Extinction" project since 281.
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Ferrara, in northeastern Italy between Bologna and Venice, and once a medieval center of Jewish life, might seem like an improbable choice for the museum, known in Italy as MEIS, for Museo Nazionale dell'Ebraismo Italiano e della Shoah.
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Claude Lanzmann, the director of Shoah, said — and this was a critique directed at Alain Resnais's Night and Fog — that if he had come across a trove of atrocities perpetrated during the Holocaust, he would have destroyed it.
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Instead of traditional distribution, plans for these films depend on the producers—either slated to live on as editorial content (as National Geographic plans for The Protectors) or collaboratively with cultural institutions (The Shoah Foundation supports The Last Goodbye).
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"It is very important for my generation to know the history of the Holocaust, of the Shoah, and it is important for me to support these people," said Jan Fischer, a 52-year-old credit card manager from Munich.
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A few days later, on "The Daily Shoah," Enoch and his co-hosts read dozens of notes from listeners who were remaining loyal to the podcast, some of whom had donated money to Enoch in his time of need.
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Well, for survivors of the Shoah [Holocaust], it's of course very sad to see a political situation reminding us of the '30s, when we were small children — a time when parties from the extreme right or left were very strong.
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"I can imagine one thinking it's odd that [ZipRecruiter executives] Ian Siegel and David Travers would want to tacitly support a political show so far and away from what they believe in as individuals," wrote Daily Shoah host Jesse Dunstan.
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When he told me about Postec, and how she was still alive, I was immediately interested in making something, even though Shoah is such an important film that we have a tendency to think that everything has been said about it.
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The 39-year-old Scandal star looked stunning, wearing a low-cut, A-line, floral cocktail dress that hugged her body as she walked the red carpet at the Ambassadors for Humanity Gala Benefiting USC Shoah Foundation in Los Angeles.
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Mike Pienovich, the leader of the alt-right website "The Right Stuff" and the propagator of a podcast called "The Daily Shoah," was doxxed in an anonymous Medium post which also revealed that the virulent anti-semite had a Jewish wife.
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The kind of performance artists and histrionic trolls, people like Mike Cernovich, Lucian Wintrich and Mike Enoch, who runs the podcast "The Daily Shoah," I'm unstinting of my criticism of those people and I don't consider them to be real journalists.
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A project of Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust memorial and research center, the database sheds new light on the cross-border, Europewide nature of the stages leading to the mass extermination of some six million Jews, known in Hebrew as the Shoah.
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To create this experience, the USC Shoah Foundation used language processing and voice recognition softwares to enable the recorded image—a hologram, essentially—to respond in real time, granting the piece the Alternative Realities Interactive Award at this year's festival.
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The main challenge was that I did not want it to be a simple portrait of Ziva, but neither did I want it to be a making of Shoah, which could have been easy, since I had access to all the footage.
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Barr and her "Jew cookies" (article title: "That Oven Feelin'"), then, were a way to broach the "the taboo against joking about the Holocaust and the Nazis," and to test what could or could not be said by Jews about the Shoah.
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" In the same magnificent poem, Amichai despairingly proposes a new, post-Auschwitz theology, in which God's dead people, those who died in the Shoah, now resemble their dead God, the deity ideally described by Maimonides as having "no likeness of a body and . . .
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"Your presence today with the education minister and the children from the banlieues (suburbs) who are bravely engaged in studying the Shoah and drawing the consequences touches us deeply and allows us to look with hope toward an uncertain future," said Klarsfeld.
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A project produced by the USC Institute for Creative Technologies and the USC Shoah Foundation—the world's largest visual testimony of Holocaust and genocide survivors—combines language processing software, voice recognition technology and visualization, allowing people to interact with a Holocaust survivor in real time.
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PARIS, July 5 (Reuters) - French filmmaker, writer and commentator Claude Lanzmann, best known for his searing documentary film "Shoah", a nine-and-a-half-hour oral history of the Holocaust, has died in Paris at the age of 92, his publishers Gallimard said on Thursday.
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The historian Edward B. Westermann, in " Hitler's Ostkrieg and the Indian Wars " (Oklahoma), concludes that, because federal policy never officially mandated the "physical annihilation of the Native populations on racial grounds or characteristics," this was not a genocide on the order of the Shoah.
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"Without directly interfering in the legislation in Poland, I would like to say the following very clearly as German chancellor: We as Germans are responsible for what happened during the Holocaust, the Shoah, under National Socialism (Nazism)," Merkel said in her weekly video podcast.
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Nazi-pilfered art crops up regularly in fiction ("There's no business like Shoah business," the Israeli diplomat Abba Eban reportedly said), and often the painting in question is conventionally beautiful, emblematic of a lost elegant Mitteleuropean world, a yearning for all that cannot be reclaimed.
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The historian Edward B. Westermann, in "Hitler's Ostkrieg and the Indian Wars" (Oklahoma), concludes that, because federal policy never officially mandated the "physical annihilation of the Native populations on racial grounds or characteristics," this was not a genocide on the order of the Shoah.
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He loved hares, remembering how, in Patagonia, the dash of one across his path had made him feel astonishingly alive, and how when shooting "Shoah" at Birkenau two hares, initially bewildered, had skilfully contorted their way through the dense barbed wire, as prisoners had failed to.
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Scholars could now objectively evaluate "the historical record of that most terrible of times, to acknowledge both the failures as well as the valiant efforts made during the period of the Shoah", Rabbi David Rosen, the AJC's International Director of Interreligious Affairs, told Reuters in an email.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the course of making Shoah, an epic nine-and-a-half-hour documentary on the Holocaust, French filmmaker Claude Lanzmann shot over 350 hours of interviews with witnesses, survivors, and perpetrators, alongside footage of key locations in the present day.
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Not, of course, because he disdained the documentary impulse but, rather, in order to register that he himself, who was not Jewish and had only an indirect connection to the Shoah, was merely a survivor of the survivors—and even then only in a figurative sense.
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"I knew nothing of French history and culture when I wrote the chapter of my book on psychoanalysis in France during the Shoah," Emily Kuriloff, the director of clinical education at the William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis & Psychology in Manhattan, wrote in an email.
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" Recalling one of the interrogations of Göring in the USC Shoah interview, Mr. Sakheim described him as "a very large, intimidating man, with big jowls, who looked like he had lost weight," adding, "He wasn't getting the gourmet food in prison that he was used to.
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As institutions seek new ways of preserving and teaching this history, Steven Spielberg's Shoah Foundation at the University of Southern California, for example, has created an artificial intelligence archive featuring videos of 16 actual survivors who can respond to 2,000 questions based on recorded oral histories.
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The exhibition, arranged by the Mémorial de la Shoah in Paris and curated by historian Christian Delage, centers around the work of three Hollywood filmmakers who documented the Allied liberation of concentration camps at the end of the war: George Stevens, John Ford, and Samuel Fuller.
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In a measure of the longstanding nature of these tensions, the monumental 1985 Holocaust documentary "Shoah" by the French filmmaker and journalist Claude Lanzmann, who died on Thursday, was originally condemned by Poland's Communist government at the time as "anti-Polish propaganda" for its portrayal of Polish collaborators.
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He and the other producers, Mr. Spielberg and Jerry Molen, conceived the idea of what became the USC Shoah Foundation on their flight from Israel, where they had shot the final scene (depicting those who had been saved by Oskar Schindler placing stones on his grave in Jerusalem).
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If context is all, then the backdrop of the Holocaust and the dilemma of what to paint after the Shoah are important to consider when looking at and thinking about the work of Bloom, Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, Ad Reinhardt, and Philip Guston – five Jewish men born between 1903 and 1913.
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And yet, there the ad was, read out loud about 49 minutes into a recent episode of The Daily Shoah: Well listen, these business owners having these problems, I mean... maybe if they had a good service available to them like, uh, ZipRecruiter, they, they wouldn't, uh, run into these issues.
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The bits of the Alt-Right that matter right now are those who say that members of different races should be kept apart, who aim abuse at Jewish Americans and think that calling a podcast "The Daily Shoah" is striking a bold blow for freedom of speech and against political correctness.
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On the sound-sensitive screen was an interactive biography of Pinchas Gutter, a Polish Jew who survived the Holocaust and whose story was part of a tour the director was leading through the redesigned headquarters for the U.S.C. Shoah Foundation, the organization he founded in 1994 to collect testimony from Holocaust survivors.
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I think Documentary Short Subject is between three movies, though, and for different reasons: the hopefulness of Chau, the on-the-ground visceral nature of Body Team 12, or the way Claude would allow the Academy to retroactively award his monumental Holocaust documentary Shoah (by giving someone else an award for a film biography of the great documentarian).
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It's easier to get all riled up about the president's latest unconstitutional ad lib than it is to think about the irrevocable decline of your country, the growing abyss between rich and poor, the world's slow tilt toward tyranny, or the terminal prognosis of global warming, the same way that it's a lot more fun to watch Nightmare on Elm Street than Shoah.
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Also added to the database are all burning Neo-Nazi symbols, the "Diversity = White Genocide" and "It's Okay to be White" slogans, the phrase "Anudda Shoah," which is used to mock Jews and the Holocaust, and the logos of white nationalist groups, including the Rise Above Movement, American Identity Movement, League of the South, Patriot Front, and the National Socialist Legion.
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This is not to say that there is no room for humor when it comes to genocide, or what has sometimes been referred to as the "Shoah business" — witness Art Spiegelman's splenetic "Maus," the dark comedy of Leslie Epstein's "King of the Jews" and the grim wit of Martin Amis's "The Zone of Interest" — but that the satire or parody had better be first-rate.
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Mr. Talbot's boldest moves included "Point of Order," 21981 hours of the 22009 McCarthy Senate hearings, edited to 237 minutes; "Shoah," Claude Lanzmann's almost nine-and-a-half-hour interview-based documentary about the Holocaust, which aired on PBS after half a year in theaters; and a 21981 release of "Triumph of the Will," Leni Riefenstahl's infamous propaganda documentary about the 21945 Nazi Party Congress.
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