'Stories are what connect us, and remind us hope is possible.

‘Just as I was able to honour Lale Sokolov, I would like to extend this opportunity to others to share their family stories and join a global conversation of hope.’

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The Wind Phone

By Laura Imai Messina

For thousands of years, there have been little-known places in distant corners of the earth that humans have been afraid to enter – portals between the realm of the living and the realm of the dead. Many of them are in caves, holes in the ground or at the tops…

History and Memory

By Heather Morris

Cape Town, South Africa. I return from an evening at the Franschhoek Literary Festival. Before lying down for a much-needed sleep I take a quick look at my emails. One grabs my eye. A gentleman writes to me from his mother’s home. He travelled to Israel from his home in…

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On Hope and War

By Dr. Rola Hallam

War and hope are not natural bedfellows and yet the prelude to Syria’s war was rooted in just that – hope. As thousands of people rose up across the country against their oppressive regime, it was hope that coursed through their veins. They were finally released from the shackles of…

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Cilka’s Journey: The sequel to The Tattooist of Auschwitz

‘She was the bravest person I ever met’ – Lale Sokolov, the Tattooist of Auschwitz. Discover the sequel to the international bestseller. Available now.

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