Posted AT 3:28 AM EDT on 29/04/08
Drawing on the past
AMSTERDAM — From the simple sketches in America's turn-of-the-century Yiddish newspapers to Art Spiegelman's Holocaust narrative Maus 70 years on, comic-strip art has long been used as a way to depict Jewish experience.
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Arts
- Cannes 2008
- Visit the Globe's Cannes page for videos, pictures, blogs and more
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Video:
Cannes at 61 
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Blog:
Scene at Cannes
50 Greatest Books
- The Critique of Pure Reason
- Is it 'the single greatest work of modern philosophy'?
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Earlier discussion
In pictures
Japan's Warhol
In pictures
Society
- Inaugural Canada India Foundation Gala
- Politicos and captains of industry mingle in Toronto
Audio Slideshow
- Super hero summer
- Liam Lacey previews this season's blockbusters
Essential tracks
- Feist's Islands in the Stream
- Canada's It girl channels Dolly in duet with Constantines
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Commentary
- Andrew Ryan
The long, hot summer of reality TV starts now
- R.M. Vaughan
An American innocent abroad, supersized
