A conversation with Robert Goldman on the intricate details and subtleties of International Humanitarian Law during wartime.

Robert K. Goldman is Professor of Law and Louis C. James Scholar at American University Washington College of Law. He is also Faculty Director of the War Crimes Research Office and Co-Director of WCL’s Center For Human Rights and Humanitarian Law.

Find out more about him at https://www.american.edu/wcl/faculty/goldman.cfm

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A conversation with Cynthia Ehrenkrantz about her childhood in England during WWII and the antisemitism she faced during that time.

Cynthia Ehrenkrantz spent her professional life in the food industry, but writing has always been a passion of hers. Her work has appeared in a few magazines over the years. Seeking Shelter, her first hand account of her experiences in England during WWII is her first published book.

Find out more about her and her book at https://cynthiaehrenkrantz.com/

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A conversation with Shloime Balsam on our long, painful history of antisemitism and the lessons we can learn from how dealt with each situation.

Shloime Balsam lives in Israel, where he spends his day learning Torah, studying psychotherapy, and teaching. Shloime spends his free time making music, composing songs, recording, and making podcasts.

Check out all the content he has to offer at https://www.shloimebalsam.com/

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