ELIE WIESEL BOOK READING AND SIGNING
Elie Wiesel reads from his new book "The Time of the Uprooted" at Barnes & Noble in New York on August 24, 2005. (UPI Photo/Laura Cavanaugh)
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The story of the Holocaust must be passed on to future generations, not only how 6 million Jews died but also how they lived, U.S. President Obama said Monday.
Elan Steinberg, former executive director of the World Jewish Congress, died in New York at 59, his family said.
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Former President Clinton used the dedication of a new Holocaust museum in Illinois Sunday to say "mischief makers" cannot be allowed to control Mideast policy.
A jury in San Francisco convicted a New Jersey man in the assault on Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel last year in a San Francisco hotel.
Elie Wiesel testified in court Tuesday that the man who allegedly attacked him in a San Francisco hotel wanted him to say that he lied about the Holocaust.
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan says he is concerned about a U.S. Jewish organization labeling the World War I killing of Anatolian Armenians as genocide.
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