Essays by Julie Brill
I Protected My Children from Our Holocaust History. But Then They Grew Up
Published in Tufts Now on July 18, 2025
'Hidden in Plain Sight': The forgotten history of the Holocaust in Serbia
Published in Cognoscenti on April 23, 2025
An Unlikely Homecoming
Published by Next Avenue on April 23, 2025
Publishing Companion Pieces Served My Memoir Well in Unexpected Ways
Published by Brevity Blog on April 4, 2025
Because Every Name Matters
Published by Nasledge, December 2024
A new miniseries has reminded me — again — that the Holocaust was not 'long ago or far away'
Published by Cognoscenti on June 6, 2023
My Grandmother Learned Hebrew After the Holocaust. Now I’m Learning It, Too.
Published by Kveller on April 25, 2023
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, a Plea of Sorts for Forgiveness
Published by Algemeiner on January 26, 2023
Bosnian Exile Tells Child’s-Eye Tale of Fleeing to America
Published by Balkan Insight on December 6, 2022
In Belgrade, Traces Remain of the Holocaust’s Disappeared
Published by Balkan Insight on September 5, 2022
My Grandfather’s Memorial Illuminates Holocaust History in Serbia
Published by Balkan Insight on July 14, 2022
What Happens When a Childhood Is Interrupted by Genocide?
Published by Haaretz on April 26, 2022
My family’s Holocaust story and the detail I can’t remember
Published by Cognoscenti on January 27, 2022
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, I’m thinking of the grandfather I never knew
Published by The Times of Israel on January 27, 2022
Why Is Serbia So Reluctant to Remember the Holocaust?
Published by Haaretz on January 26, 2022
How Do You Teach Kids About the Holocaust? Not Like This.
Published by Kveller on December 22, 2021
In Belgrade, Where My Family Was Persecuted, Antisemitism Strikes Again
Published by Kveller on December 9, 2021
My Serbian grandfather was killed during the Holocaust. How he died remained a secret — until now
Published by the Forward on October 21, 2021
The Serbian Passover My Father Should Have Had
Published by Hey Alma on March 24, 2021
