By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Former ADL chief, who was hidden as a child in Poland by his Catholic nanny, said his life's work combatting antisemitism was a duty to the children who perished, grandson recalls


Editor At Large And Managing Editor
Andrew Silow-Carroll is an Editor at Large at the New York Jewish Week and Managing Editor for Ideas at the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. He focuses on culture and society, covering topics such as cultural movements, the film industry, and the arts, while also exploring social interests and pop culture. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Victoria Advocate, Ynet News, and The Times of Israel.
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Andrew Silow-Carroll's coverage primarily focuses on Jewish culture, community, and related societal issues. His articles often include profiles and legal or political analysis of events concerning the Jewish community.
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