'At first glance, one could get the impression that Kennedy endorsed fascism,' Spiegel Online writes, referring to a new book out in German.
by Ofer Aderet 0 comments
200 years after his birth, the composer's family and fans remain split on his legacy.
by Ofer Aderet 5 comments
With the death of dictator Jorge Rafael Videla, who headed the military junta that took power in Argentina in 1976, comes the closure of a bloody account with the local Jewish community.
by Shlomo Papirblat 7 comments
An urban boutique near Cairo decorated with a swastika raises uncomfortable questions about whether the Nazi dictator is a hero or villain in the Arab world.
by Khaled Diab 10 comments
A spokesperson for the Dutch justice ministry told reporters that the 15-year-old will have to 'undergo mandatory educational activity' at nongovernmental organizations fighting racism and anti-Semitism.
by JTA 1 comments
Henrique Capriles, who is a descendant of Polish Jews on his mother's side, condemns acting president’s remark as intolerant and ignorant.
by Reuters 6 comments
Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist volunteered to wear a suicide vest to a meeting with Adolf Hitler and blow himself up along with the Nazi dictator.
by The Associated Press and Ofer Aderet 18 comments
Yale professor Timothy Snyder examines the killing policy that entwined the Nazi and Soviet regimes.
by Doron Halutz 1 comments
Hungarian town decides to rename street for Holocaust-era ruler.
by JTA 7 comments
Chancellor Angela Merkel speaks at opening of new exhibit documenting Adolf Hitler's 1932 election, urges Germans not to fall into complacency that enabled the Nazis to seize control.
by The Associated Press 4 comments
