Category: Auschwitz

PREMIERING 9 PM ET: How Did a 21-Year-Old Manage to Attract 1 Million Subscribers on YouTube? | The Larry Elder Show | EP. 142

March 24, 2023
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Raised in a far-left activist household, 21-year-old Amala Ekpunobi was once a student organizer for the left. Unanswered questions—and a search for the truth—led her to a complete ideological transformation.  Passionately sharing her new conservative values online, Amala became a viral social media sensation. Now the host of PragerU’s show “Unapologetic with Amala,” she inspires…

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PREMIERING NOW: How Did a 21-Year-Old Manage to Attract 1 Million Subscribers on YouTube? | The Larry Elder Show | EP. 142

March 24, 2023
AuschwitzCalifornia Gun LawCalifornia mass shootingsEpochTVfar-leftGun ControlHidden historyIdeological transformationItalian-AmericanLive VideosMass lynchingmass shootingprageruRonald Reagan Presidential Foundation and InstituteSelf-DefenseThe Larry Elder ShowVideo
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Raised in a far-left activist household, 21-year-old Amala Ekpunobi was once a student organizer for the left. Unanswered questions—and a search for the truth—led her to a complete ideological transformation.  Passionately sharing her new conservative values online, Amala became a viral social media sensation. Now the host of PragerU’s show “Unapologetic with Amala,” she inspires…

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How Did a 21-Year-Old Manage to Attract 1 Million Subscribers on YouTube? | The Larry Elder Show | EP. 142

March 24, 2023
AuschwitzCalifornia Gun LawCalifornia mass shootingsEpochTVfar-leftGun ControlHidden historyIdeological transformationItalian-AmericanLive VideosMass lynchingmass shootingprageruRonald Reagan Presidential Foundation and InstituteSelf-DefenseThe Larry Elder ShowVideo
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Raised in a far-left activist household, 21-year-old Amala Ekpunobi was once a student organizer for the left. Unanswered questions—and a search for the truth—led her to a complete ideological transformation.  Passionately sharing her new conservative values online, Amala became a viral social media sensation. Now the host of PragerU’s show “Unapologetic with Amala,” she inspires…

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A Father and Son’s Journey Back to Auschwitz

March 10, 2022
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“Shmuel’s Bridge: Following the Tracks to Auschwitz with My Survivor Father” is a poetically written memoir about a man and his aging father journeying back to Auschwitz to retrace his father’s footsteps during the Holocaust, and find the bridge where his father’s youngest brother was killed trying to escape the Nazis. Jason Sommer is an…

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Last of Soviet Soldiers Who Liberated Auschwitz Dies at 98

June 7, 2021
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BERLIN—David Dushman, the last surviving Soviet soldier involved in the liberation of the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz, has died. He was 98. The Jewish Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria said Sunday that Dushman had died at a Munich hospital on Saturday. “Every witness to history who passes on is a loss, but saying…

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Meet the Holocaust Survivor Who Wants to Create a New Jewish Holiday

April 24, 2021
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Commentary She sits as erect as an English school head mistress. She can be just as articulate, as English is her third language and she’s conscious and careful of every word and sentence that she utters. Yet when she speaks, she sounds like that glamorous celebrity of years past, the Hungarian Jewish actress Zsa Zsa…

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Jewish Woman Sees Numbers Tattooed on Uncle’s Arm; on Hearing the Story Behind It, She’s Shocked

March 2, 2021
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Joseph Sedacca’s own children could tell that their father wasn’t a normal man. Emotionally, they could see that there was something wrong with him. A Sephardic Jew born in Turkey in 1916, Joseph came to America after the second world war. He always seemed suspicious of others, as if threatened; he spoke very loudly and yelled…

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