January 21, 2020 One hundred and fifty Holocaust scholars from around the world have signed
New book reveals how FDR actively sought to silence Jewish critics of his refugee policy
The new book The Jews Should Keep Quiet, by Dr. Rafael Medoff looks at America’s response to the Holocaust through the prism of FDR’s controversial relationship with the nation’s foremost Jewish leader, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise. *Continue reading*
New Comic Book About Holocaust Rescue Hero
Move over, Superman and Batman, there’s a new hero in the comic book world: an
29 HOLOCAUST HISTORIANS PROTEST MUSEUM’S OMISSION OF HOLOCAUST RESCUER
News Release: January 10, 2019 WASHINGTON, D.C.- Twenty-nine Holocaust historians are urging the United States Holocaust
U.S. HOLOCAUST MUSEUM DISTORTS FDR’S RECORD
A study by eight leading Holocaust historians has found that a new exhibit at the
PROF. DAVID S. WYMAN PASSES AWAY AT 89
Professor David S. Wyman, author of The Abandonment of the Jews, the groundbreaking and definitive
Too Little, and Almost Too Late: The War Refugee Board and America’s Response to the Holocaust
In the final, desperate months of the Holocaust, a small U.S. government agency raced against
Teaching The Holocaust — Through Comic Books
The Wyman Institute’s cutting-edge educational comic books about the Holocaust are being used in schools
Cartoonists Against the Holocaust
Read the Washington Post’s rave review of the Wyman Institute’s latest book. Washington Post on
Wyman Institute and Disney Team up
Learn about the critically-acclaimed DVD, “They Spoke Out: American Voices Against the Holocaust,” created by
Students’ Research on Holocaust Whistle-Blower Wins Regional Competition
Five students at the Rosa International Middle School in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, have won
Breaking the Rules
Read the Wyman Institute’s new study, “Breaking the Rules: Violations of Academic Standards in the
The Bergson Group, A History in Photographs
During World War Two, a small group of militant Zionist activists from Europe and Palestine
The Day the Rabbis Marched
The rabbis’ march on Washington in 1943 actually began the Thursday before the date of
The Rabbi, the Telegram, and the Holocaust
by Rafael Medoff Seventy-seven years ago today, a telegram bearing a horrifying and unforgettable message
FDR’S TOKEN JEWISH REFUGEE SHELTER
by Rafael Medoff Seventy-five years ago today, a ship sailed into the New York harbor,
FDR’s TOKEN JEWISH REFUGEE SHELTER
Seventy-five years ago today, a ship sailed into the New York harbor, carrying more than
FDR’s Token Jewish Refugee Shelter
Seventy-five years ago today, a ship sailed into the New York harbor, carrying more than
FDR’s Token Jewish Refugee Shelter
Seventy-five years ago today, a ship sailed into the New York harbor, carrying more than
FDR’s Token Jewish Refugee Shelter
Seventy-five years ago today, a ship sailed into the New York harbor, carrying more than
Who Boycotted the Nazis–and Who Didn’t
by Rafael Medoff Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s support for boycotting Israel, and the resolution on the
Columbia vs. the Jews, Again
by Rafael Medoff The president of Columbia University this week criticized Israel for expelling an
Einstein TV Series Distorts Jewish Refugee Issue
by Rafael Medoff Albert Einstein was one of the greatest scientists of all time. His