Laszlo Csatary, 98, allegedly deported 15,700 Jews to Auschwitz and abused many others; he denies the charges.
by Ofer Aderet and News Agencies 0 comments
Michael Karkoc told American authorities in 1949 he had performed no military service during WWII, hiding his past as an SS officer.
by The Associated Press 2 comments
Michael Karkoc told American authorities in 1949 he had performed no military service during World War Two, concealing his work as an officer in SS-led units; German authorities express possibility of prosecution for war crimes.
by The Associated Press 3 comments
When Hans and Margret Rey fled the Germans, they took with them the first pages of what would become the popular children's series about a mischievous monkey.
by David B. Green 0 comments
Long-lost diary of Alfred Rosenberg, one of the most influential insiders in Germany's Nazi regime, has been recovered, U.S. officials announced Thursday.
by Haaretz and DPA 1 comments
Enduring fascination with Nazis and the Holocaust fuels hope that Rosenberg’s 'long-lost' reflections may shed new light on widely researched Third Reich.
by Chemi Shalev 1 comments
Legend was spread by guards as psychological torture of Jewish inmates, as director Eyal Ballas' movie shows.
by Roy (Chicky) Arad 17 comments
Director Eyal Balas' new movie attempts to put to rest the belief, widely held in Israel and elsewhere, after chemical analyses show soaps were actually made of vegetable materials.
by Roy (Chicky) Arad 1 comments
Journalist Malte Herwig, reporter for Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin in Germany, opened Pandora’s box and into the country’s past to unearth a shocking number of Nazi Party members in prominent postwar positions. The conspiracy, he says, went right to the top.
by Ofer Aderet 9 comments
A photo discovered last year helped identify the original owners of the painting.
by Ellie Armon Azoulay 0 comments
