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Eva Schloss, Auschwitz survivor and founder of Anne Frank Trust UK, dies at 96
"Her legacy will continue to guide and empower young people to build a world free from hatred and discrimination," Trust chief executive Dan Green said.
From Auschwitz to Dachau: How a pharmacist became central to Nazi camp medical crimes - study
Viktor Ullmann’s 'Der Kaiser von Atlantis' as a manifesto against tyranny - review
'Wrong empathy'? Turkish and Arab students say camp visits spark fear for their own safety - study
Grapevine February 16, 2025: The importance of aiding others
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
JD Vance to visit Dachau on Thursday, the latest VP to tour the Nazi camp
Vance will visit Dachau before heading to the nearby Munich Security Conference, an elite national security gathering.
Russian security bureau declassifies documents on Auschwitz liberation and Nazi crimes
The documents published by the FSB include testimonies, photos, a certificate commemorating a badge earned in the Polish army, as well as a certificate of release from Auschwitz.
Louisville Orchestra remembers its concertmaster with an opera he performed in a concentration camp
Though Kling played in rehearsals for “Der Kaiser von Atlantis,” the opera was never performed in Theresienstadt.
New project asks Holocaust survivors: What memory do you want the world to remember?
"Given your experience as an Auschwitz survivor, what is one specific thing you want people to remember for generations to come?" the social media campaign asks.
Highlights of the Haifa International Film Festival
One advantage for English speakers of seeing a movie at a film festival is that they show films with English titles, unlike the theater chains, which only offer subtitles occasionally.
Gene Simmons: I never touched drugs because of my mother’s suffering in the Holocaust
Speaking to The Jerusalem Post during a visit to Israel in 2011, Simmons referred to his mother’s Holocaust experience.
Forging bonds of faith: A Rabbi's journey with evangelical Christians in Poland - opinion
On an interfaith mission to Poland, a rabbi finds new friendships with evangelical leaders as they confront Holocaust history and explore Jewish life together.
Germany court upholds conviction of 99-year-old former Nazi concentration camp secretary
German Jewish leaders applauded the decision announced Tuesday by the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe in Germany.
Court upholds 99-year-old Nazi camp worker's murder conviction
Irmgard Furchner was handed a two-year suspended sentence for aiding and abetting the murder of 10,505 people during her time as an 18- and 19-year-old secretary at Stutthof concentration camp.
