Back in November 1964, 72 beatniks in Taunton stood up for their squats—signing a petition to stop the demolition of the derelict cottages they called home. | BBC Archive

On November 17, 1940, the Lodz Ghetto Archive was established by the ghetto's Jewish authorities. Their goal was to preserve the archival material of the Jewish community from before the war; they then began to collect information on the history of the Lodz Ghetto. These photos from inside the ghetto, taken in secret by Polish-Jewish photographer Henryk Ross, survived to tell their story. Visit www.aboutholocaust.org to know the facts. | World Jewish Congress