Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

January 27, 2015

Seeing the Holocaust Through Eyes of Women BY SARAH BREGER On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Sarah Breger speaks with Rochelle G. Saidel on the importance of including women’s stories in the Holocaust narrative. 'Different Horrors, Same Hell' BY MYRNA GOLDENBERG The study of women in the Holocaust is considered an important (and thriving) academic field. It wasn’t always that way. Pioneering historian Myrna Goldenberg reflects on its beginnings.

Alma Dishes on I.B. BY MASHA LEON Isaac Bashevis Singer’s wife Alma put up with his flirting with women. But Masha Leon found out she was the boss of the household in many ways. Sleater-Kinney Returns BY DAVID MEIR GROSSMAN After a nearly 10 year hiatus, rock trio Sleater-Kinney returns with a new album that might be their best yet. Her Return to Auschwitz BY WIKTOR SZARY Seven decades later, Susan Pollack, now 84, made the trip to the Nazi German death camp to commemorate its liberation.

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