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Matt Lebovic

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How the sewers under Nazi-occupied Ukraine gave rise to unexpected Holocaust heroes

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By Matt Lebovic
| The Times of Israel
At least 80 percent of pre-World War II Lviv’s Jewish community of 150,000 people were murdered in the Holocaust. A small group of Jews managed to survive by hiding within the Ukrainian city’s sprawling sewer system for 14 months, evading capture by the Nazis and local collaborators. In “Beneath the Lightless Sky: Surviving the Holocaust in the Sewers of Lvov,” Ignacy Chiger penned an exceptionally tactile account of hiding from the Nazis in western Ukraine.
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Sex, Nazism and rock ‘n’ roll: Why rockers love to goose step in the gaslights

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By Matt Lebovic
| QOSHE
From the swastika-emblazoned shirts of Sid Vicious half a century ago, to Kanye West’s lifelong admiration for Adolf Hitler, countless pop and rock stars have played in the Third Reich sandbox. Few suffered lasting career damage for fetishizing Nazism. Published in February, “This Ain’t Rock ‘n’ Roll: Pop Music, the Swastika, and the Third Reich,” offers the first comprehensive history of the music industry’s obsession with Nazism.
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Auschwitz launches a virtual film set of its grounds, and sparks an ethical debate

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By Matt Lebovic
| The Times of Israel
For decades, the site of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp has banned all shooting of feature films on its grounds, rebuffing Steven Spielberg as he made “Schindler’s List” in 1993, along with other filmmakers. Now, the memorial at the Nazi concentration camp is inviting producers and directors to stage their movies in its infamous buildings, but not by going there in person.
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