Holocaust Historian Yehuda Bauer Dies at 98

Yehuda Bauer, a leading Holocaust scholar, passed away at the age of 98 in Jerusalem, leaving behind a profound legacy in Holocaust studies and education. Renowned for his extensive research, he authored over 40 books, focusing on Jewish resistance and antisemitism, and co-founded the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). A graduate of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Bauer was instrumental in shaping discussions around the Holocaust's historical significance and the need for ongoing education about antisemitism. His contributions were recognized globally, with tributes pouring in from various educational organizations and institutions commemorating his impact as a scholar and educator. Bauer's insights emphasized that while the Holocaust is unprecedented, it is not unique, stressing the importance of remembrance to prevent future atrocities. His passing marks the loss of a giant in the field, whose moral guidance and scholarly work will continue to inspire future generations.