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Showing posts with label Germany 2018. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Germany 2018. Show all posts
03 November 2019

Sachsenhausen was
the first concentration
camp in Nazi Germany

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The concentration camp at Sachsenhausen dates from 1933, and was the first camp set up by the Nazis (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patr...
04 November 2018

Remembering the Holocaust
80 years after ‘Kristallnacht’

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The cupola of the Neue Synagoge or New Synagogue dominates the streets in Spandau (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2018) Patrick Comerfor...
03 November 2018

Remembering the Holocaust
80 years after ‘Kristallnacht’

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Patrick Comerford My monthly column for November in two diocesan magazines, the Church Review (Dublin and Glendalough) and the Diocesan...
12 October 2018

Learning the stories of
Berlin’s pioneering and
brave women rabbis

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Regina Jonas (1902-1944) … murdered in Auschwitz 74 years ago on 12 October 1944 Patrick Comerford I came back from the three-day cler...
04 October 2018

The diplomat from Charleville
who warned of the evils of Hitler

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The former Binchy shop on Main Street, Charleville … the birthplace of Irish diplomat Daniel Binchy (Photograph Patrick Comerford, 2018) P...
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24 September 2018

A vision to bring three
world faiths together
under one roof in Berlin

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The House of One is the vision Pastor Gregor Hohberg, Rabbi Tovia Ben-Chorin and Imam Kadir Sanci … with the hope of bringing Christians, J...
17 September 2018

The day there was no one
left to speak up for me

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Martin Niemöller’s cell in Sachsenhausen (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2018) Patrick Comerford A moving moment during my visit to the ...