Confronting a noxious new age of Jew-hate
Violence spawns from normalised bigotry. Effective Holocaust education must trace it to its origins and allow Jews to speak for themselves
Auschwitz’s antechamber
The point of departure for condemned French Jews was the banal banlieue of Drancy, outside Paris
A marriage of Brahms and Wagner
Before his journey into atonality, Schoenberg composed the surprisingly accessible "Verklärte Nacht"
A hunger for the truth
A film about the the Holodomor’s exposure should prompt debate on the famine-denialist Walter Duranty
A woke at the wheel of wonderful museums
If the country’s great collections are to be saved from the illogic of left-wing groupthink, we must find a new type of thinker
A crown of thorns
A diminished, secular Britain means that the next coronation will not match the majesty and mystery of the last
Contributors: February 2020
Leaf Arbuthnot is a freelance journalist. Her first novel, Looking For Eliza, will be published by Orion in May. Jennifer Arcuri is an American technology entrepreneur. She founded the consultancy Hacker House.
Chronicling courage
'The issues are tricky: transgender people’s understandable desire to pursue happiness as members of the opposite sex can impinge on people born that way'
Brandt and Moore: The gentleman and the miner
Based on the impulse to look at everything afresh, Modernist photography could not help but deliver a jumble of perspectives, on both sides of the Atlantic
Buda baby boomers
Hungary’s natalist policies are both generous and effective