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Beware the radical ghosts of underground Budapest

Budapest’s Kiraly bath, one of several thermal baths built by the city’s Ottoman rulers in the 16th century. Credit: Visit Budapest
Budapest’s Kiraly bath, one of several thermal baths built by the city’s Ottoman rulers in the 16th century. Credit: Visit Budapest

Dalia Neis’ new novel takes us inside a mystical world of anarchist diasporism and intersectional comradeship.

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Eternal victims

A memorial to the Jews killed at Dachau concentration camp.
A memorial to the Jews killed at Dachau concentration camp.

Dara Horn’s People Love Dead Jews offers a worldview of unchangeable victimhood – and she’s wrong, writes Alexander Jabbari.

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Resisting Germany’s ‘Theatre of Memory’

A man walks through Berlin’s Holocaust memorial.
Berlin’s Holocaust memorial. Credit: Peter Maeck

In his new book, reviewed for Vashti by James Leveque, Max Czollek calls on Jews to cease cooperating with Germany’s memorialisation agenda.