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Rabbi Yechiel Yerachmiel Naparstek, 92, Dies in Kfar Chabad on Chol Hamoed Pesach

The veteran Tomchei Temimim alumnus served for decades as Beis Rivkah Seminary’s secretary.

Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Debuts on Netflix With Strong Early Reviews

Russia Showcases Kinzhal-Armed MiG-31 Flights Over Sea of Japan

Len Deighton, Cold War Spy Novelist Behind The Ipcress File, Dies at 97

Ian Buruma’s ‘Stay Alive’ Recasts Wartime Berlin Through Personal Letters and Lived Testimony

Shigeaki Mori, Hiroshima Survivor Who Identified U.S. POWs, Dies at 88

The Man in the High Castle Lands on Netflix for the First Time

Nuremberg Debuts on Netflix, Broadening Reach of Russell Crowe’s Trials Drama

‘Sound of Falling’ Opens in UK Cinemas to Strong Early Praise for a Daring Intergenerational Drama

Peaky Blinders Movie ‘The Immortal Man’ Opens With Strong Early Reviews

‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ Draws Strong Early Reviews Ahead of Theatrical Release

AfD Board Moves to Expel Youth Figure Kevin Dorow Over Controversial Speech

Mussolini’s 1944 Meeting Notes Seized From Turin Auction and Returned to Italy’s State Archives

Steinmeier Rejects 2036 Olympic Bid for Germany, Intensifying Debate Over Timing and Costs

IOC Defends Sale of 1936 Berlin Olympics T‑Shirt, Citing Heritage and Trademark Protection

IOC Criticized Over Sold-Out 1936 Berlin Olympics T-Shirts From ‘Heritage Collection’

Wolffsohn Reassesses Karajan’s Nazi-Era Record, Calling Him an Opportunist, Not an Ideologue

Imperial War Museum Acquires Dame Vera Lynn’s Wartime Archive for 2026 Display

IOC Defends Berlin 1936 Poster T‑Shirt as Heritage Item, Says Run Sold Out

Cees Nooteboom, 92, Dutch Novelist and Poet of Postwar Europe, Dies