The Third Reich Is Alive and Well and Fighting Every Sunday in New Zealand
When the wife confronted the Nazi-clad men about the idea of wearing Nazi uniform in public, one of those Nazi-imitating chaps told her: "It's history – if you don't like it [expletive] off."
‘Bad Timing’ of Christmas Hurts Chanukah Sales
Observant Jews cringe every year that Chanukah and Christmas overlap, leading to sacrilegious combinations of customs, but the kosher industry is losing out when...
‘Holocaust on Ice ‘ Latest Rage (literally) in Moscow [video]
Amazingly, Tatiana’s performance was received with applause by the audience, but social media folks have been condemning it in a mix of rage and disbelief.
Israeli, Polish, Interest in Visiting Auschwitz Down 20%
Numerous groups of organized youth explored the camps' history as part of study visits in 2018.
Auschwitz Center to Buy Home of Last Local Jewish Resident
The Auschwitz Jewish Center launched a fundraising campaign to rescue the house of the last Jewish resident of Oswiecim, the Polish town where the...
March of the Living Launches #LetThereBeLight Global Interfaith Initiative Commemorating Kristallnacht
"Anti-Semitism and racism threaten our society as a whole, they endanger our values and our democracy."
Israelis Stepping Up on Behalf of Syria
People formed a human chain in Tel Aviv from the US Embassy to the Russian Embassy to call for an end to slaughter in Syria.
Charlotte, NC Holocaust Survivor, 93, Fulfills Life’s Dream of Visiting IDF Soldiers on Base
“I grew up as a Jewish boy in Nazi Germany and when I saw a policeman or a soldier, I would turn and run the other way,” Bienstock said.
White House Names First Envoy for Holocaust Survivor Services
The White House on Friday announced the appointment of Aviva Sufian as the first Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Special Envoy for...
The Sugihara Exclusion: Israel Bites the Hand that Fed Jews
Israeli bureaucrats have denied visas for the son of a righteous gentile to attend a Jerusalem ceremony in his father’s honor.
Nazi Fugitive Alois Brunner May Be Alive in Syria
Nazi hunters, including Israel, have been looking for Nazi war criminal Alois Brunner for years. The CIA may have employed him. At the age of 100, he still may alive and hiding in Syria.
Study: 56% of Austrians Don’t Know 6 Million Jews Died, But 58% Believe It...
While 51% were familiar with Adolf Eichmann, the administrator and organizer of Hitler’s “Final Solution,” only 14% knew that Eichmann was Austrian. As was Hitler.
German Fund Gives $13 Million of Nazi War Profits to Hebrew U to Research...
The Alfred Landecker Foundation was established by the Reimann family in June 2019 to atone for their father and grandfather's war crimes.
Canadian Professor Awarded Yad Vashem Book Prize
Prof. Jan Grabowski of the University of Ottawa in Canada was awarded the 2014 Yad Vashem International Book Prize for Holocaust Research for his...
Dutch Holocaust Monument Smeared with Blood, Mud
In addition to the anti-Semitic vandalism at the monument, there were a number of other incidents as well around the same time.
What If They Erected a Monument to an SS Division in Philly and No...
Ukrainian SS veteran groups in the Philadelphia area erected the monument in St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery.
New Evidence Of U.S. Ambassador To Nazi Germany’s Anti-Semitism
Before Roosevelt’s ambassador to Nazi Germany had enough of Hitler, he muzzled American Jews anti-Nazi protests.
Netanyahu Slams Polish PM’s ‘Outrageous’ Remarks, ‘Inability to Understand History’
“There is a problem here of an inability to understand history and a lack of sensitivity to the tragedy of our people,” Netanyahu said.
Germans Pay Heir of Jewish Art Collector, Keep Stolen Kirchner Painting
In return for the $1.28 million check, Hess's heir consented to keeping the Kirchner painting where it is.
Greek Soccer Player Attacked for Nazi Salute (video)
The 20-year-old Katidis is pleading ignorance.
Thousands of Children Across Portugal Visit Mark Holocaust Remembrance Day
"We can see and feel that the true lessons of the Holocaust are being forgotten because Jews are not receiving the necessary protection."
Family Seeks Memorial for Portuguese Diplomat who Saved Thousands
"The largest rescue action by a single individual during the Holocaust.”
Holocaust Victims’ Violins to be Used in Monaco Concert
The Philharmonic Orchestra of Monte-Carlo will perform a “Violins of Hope” concert in Monaco featuring
Several violins of Jewish Holocaust victims murdered by the Nazis
The...
Ambassadors Nides, Friedman to Lead Jewish Marchers from Auschwitz to Birkenau
Since 1988, more than 260,000 individuals have marched from Auschwitz to Birkenau.
Poland Sues U.S. Prof. for Saying Poles Killed Jews than the Germans
Polish-born Prof. Jan T. Gross wrote that although the Poles resisted the Nazis, they outdid them in murdering Jews.
French Court Indicts Jean-Marie Le Pen for ‘Gas Chamber’ Remarks
French far-right politician Jean-Marie Le Pen has been indicted over his remarks about gas chambers.
Court Allows Jewish Family to Pursue Nazi-Looted Painting
A Jewish family may proceed with its legal battle to recover a valuable painting surrendered to the Nazis following a ruling by a U.S....
New Book: Allies Knew of Death Camps in 1942, Indicted Adolf Hitler for War...
Even Yad Vashem, whose research on the Holocaust is highly regarded, must now update its archives to reflect the new revelations.
Yad Vashem Honors Belgian Carpenter, Wife, Who Saved Jewish Toddler
The names of Henri and Emilie Lamberty will be added to the Wall of Honor in the Garden of the Righteous Among the Nations at Yad Vashem.
March to Honor the Memory of Elie Wiesel, His Hometown’s Vanished Jews
The march began at the Wiesel family home, and ended at the railway station, where a plaque was unveiled and the station named after Wiesel.