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  • Up to approximately 80 people were crammed in a freight car when they were deported to Auschwitz.<br /> Upon return, the freight cars, emptied of human beings, were filled with their possessions.International

    The Largest U.S. Exhibit Ever About the Holocaust Opens in Downtown Manhattan

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  • Chess players can be seen in the late afternoon sun in Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, N.Y.Retail

    This Store Sells Only Chess-Related Products—With Hopes to Win Over Millennials

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  • sabih in pita

    Why This Classic Israeli Sandwich Should Be on Your Foodie To-Do List

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  • A rendering of the new Statue of Liberty Museum.

    Everything You Should Know About the New Statue of Liberty Museum

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  • Retail

    Alcohol-Free Bars Caught on in the U.S. and U.K. But Can They Go Global?

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  • Israeli Pastries Get a New York City Makeover at This Six-Seat Bakery

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  • Two Brooklyn-based businesses have partnered to create Black Seed Glow Up, a limited-release beer brewed by Folksbier using Black Seed&#8217;s leftover bagels.Retail

    To Combat Food Waste, These Brooklyn Businesses Teamed Up to Brew Bagel Beer

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  • Pistachio ice cream sandwiches from Mashti Malone, Los Angeles, Calif.

    How Persian Ice Cream Found Its Way to the Center of Los Angeles Food Culture

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  • Indulge in Cocktails and Street Food Inside a Subway Station at New York’s Merchants’ Gate

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  • In Flight Meal

    A Brief History of In-Flight Meals

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  • Backdoor 43-Mr. V

    Inside One of the Smallest Bars in the World: Milan’s BackDoor43

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