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Jews of Hungary: A Golden Age Shattered
Hungarian Jewry produced one of Europe's most vibrant communities — with its own Reform movement, a golden age of culture and commerce, and the largest synagogue on the continent. Then, in just a few months in 1944, 600,000 were murdered. The story of Hungarian Jews is a story of brilliance and catastrophe.
Jews of Scandinavia: Small Communities, Great Courage
The Jewish communities of Scandinavia have always been small — but their stories are extraordinary. From the rescue of Denmark's 7,200 Jews to Raoul Wallenberg's heroism in Budapest, Scandinavian Jewish history is a study in courage, solidarity, and survival.
Righteous Among the Nations: The Non-Jews Who Saved Jewish Lives
Over 28,000 non-Jews have been recognized by Yad Vashem for risking their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust. Their stories — from Oskar Schindler to Irena Sendler to Chiune Sugihara — illuminate the best of humanity in its darkest hour.