Jewish problems were discussed among President Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and the late Soviet Premier Stalin during the historic Yalta conference which took place in ...

Even as the delegations were on the way to Yalta, Harry Hopkins reported to F.D.R. that Churchill “says that if we had spent ten years on research, we could not have found a worse place in the ...

Stalin did not, in so many words, press this desire at Yalta. He did not have to. Even in the gloomy days of 1941, Anthony Eden had described the Germany required for orderly Europe. Said Eden ...

In Yalta’s most famous appearance ... the digital library of Jewish texts, aimed at giving women a greater voice in the study ...

With an Allied victory looking likely, the aim of the Yalta Conference was to decide what to do with Germany once it had been defeated. In many ways the Yalta Conference set the scene for the rest ...

In Yalta’s most famous appearance ... rabbinic Judaism by creating an academy at Yavneh that continued the Jewish tradition though the temple no longer stood. “Like Marta, we can take matters ...