THE CONVO

For a lot of Jews, the Holocaust seems to be the defining aspect of peoples Jewishness. In today’s episode, I am joined by three Jews, each living in different generations. Through their stories, relationships, beliefs, etc, I hope to explore the role the Holocaust plays in one’s Jewish identity and how (if at all) this has changed throughout generations of American Jews. After my conversations, it is clear to me that despite the temporally distant nature of the Holocaust, the event is still very relevant to many Jewish Americans. 

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Learn more:

• Rabbi Sacks: Jewish Identity & the Holocaust
• Washington Post: The Holocaust & Jewish Identity 
• PEW Research Center: 70 years after WWII, the Holocaust is still very important to American Jews
• JTS: Does the Holocaust Play an Outsized Role in Contemporary Jewish Identity?
• Jstor: The Holocaust & Jewish Identity in America

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