A Picturesque Bavarian Town Shows That Germany Isn't Confronting Its Nazi Past

Notes from an eye-opening vacation in Germany, a land that drives me mad, time and again

Was John Demjanjuk Really 'Ivan the Terrible'? Even the Makers of 'The Devil Next Door' Can't Agree

Basking in the success of their hit Netflix documentary, co-directors Daniel Sivan and Yossi Bloch tell Haaretz about the controversies surrounding their show and why they're happy for it to be labeled 'true crime'

Why Is Nazi Memorabilia on Sale at Top London Tourist Destination?

German war medals available from $40 at weekly antiques market in Covent Garden; antiques market operator apologizes and vows Nazi artifacts will be removed

Italian Police Seize Arsenal of Weapons in Plot to Create New Nazi Party

Nazi paraphernalia found in 19 homes throughout the country in an attempt to create a new party called the Italian National Socialist Party of Workers

Yad Vashem: Hitler’s Personal Items Sold at Auction Should Be With Us

The Holocaust memorial and museum in Jerusalem says it’s the best guarantor that the objects will not be used to try to glorify the Nazi past

Why a Wave of Suicides Washed Over Germany After the Nazi Defeat

Toward the end of World War II a suicide wave swept the areas of Germany occupied by the Red Army. Florian Huber’s new book blames the influence of Nazi anti-Bolshevik propaganda and the mass rapes by Russian soldiers

For These Jewish Vigilantes, the War Against Fascism Didn’t End in 1945

An organization called the 43 Group fought fascism on the streets of postwar Britain between 1946-50. A new book tells their amazing story

WATCH 'Come on Jews, Let's Go Camps': Students Make Nazi Music Video Parody to 'Barbie Girl'

Argentinian teacher who gave the project a 9 out of 10 was laid off, and the school issued an apology over anti-Semitic, homophobic and racist video

Opinion Decrying the Commodification of Nazism – While Self-promoting in Israeli Media

Anne Frank’s Childhood Friend Tells the Story of a German Lawyer Who Saved Jews in WWII

In her memoir, Laureen Nussbaum describes how Hans Calmeyer, who is believed to have saved thousands of lives, rescued her entire family during the Holocaust

Pope Compares Politicians Who Rage Against Gays and Jews to Hitler

In departure from prepared address, Francis says some leaders' speeches remind him of the Nazi dictator's

Rabbi Calls on German Auction House to Cancel Sale of Items Belonging to Hitler, Nazi Leaders

Canceling the sale would 'send a message that some things particularly when so metaphorically blood soaked, should not and must not be traded,' the rabbi writes

Poland Asks Netflix to Make Changes to Documentary About Nazi Death Camp Guard

'The Devil Next Door,' which tells the story of John Demjanjuk, convicted by German court for being a Nazi death camp guard, includes a map showing camps inside borders of modern Poland

Kristallnacht 81 Years On Rediscovering the Forgotten Jewish Novelist Who Foretold the Holocaust

A book by Ulrich A. Boschwitz has been rescued from oblivion and has finally won fame in the mother tongue of the author who was forced to flee his homeland

'An Eye for an Eye': The Jews Who Sought to Poison Six Million Germans to Avenge the Holocaust

Historian Dina Porat explores the story of 'The Avengers,' some 50 young men and women who planned to poison bread loaves and water supplies distributed to German prisoners after WWII

Opinion How a European Parliament Resolution Distorted the History of WW2

European leaders should base their policy on a moral conception and on well-established facts, rather than on distorting history

Netflix's 'The Devil Next Door' Tackles the Biggest True Crime of All: The Holocaust

Through colorful characters, a gripping story and the suggestion of injustice, Netflix's 'The Devil Next Door' revitalizes a story that’s already been told

'The Keeper': A Nazi Cinderella Story

In 'The Keeper,' even a Nazi can be forgiven... If he's a talented soccer player

Former SS Guard Tells German Court He Saw People Led Into Gas Chamber

Bruno Dey, facing 5,230 counts of accessory to murder, says he heard screams and banging but didn't know gassing was taking place

'Tel Aviv Was Built With Raw Materials From Nazi Germany'

Two parallel exhibitions in Tel Aviv and Dessau tell the strange story of an agreement between early Nazi Germany and the Jewish leaders in Mandate Palestine

Opinion Why We Must Put Nazis in Their Nineties on Trial

It's not tawdry or vengeful to force elderly men to face belated justice. Even at this late hour, Europe must fulfil its duty to the victims of the Holocaust - and the historical record

Former SS Camp Guard Tells German Court He's 'Haunted' by Killings

93-year-old faces 5,230 counts of accessory to murder while he was placed at a Nazi concentration camp

Jewish Corsets and a 19th Century Drag Queen: New Exhibition Reveals the Secrets of the Yekkes

The Israeli organization of German-speaking Jews asked its members to rummage through their crawlspaces and attics – and was stunned by what they produced

The Secret Starvation Study Conducted by Jewish Doctors at Warsaw Ghetto

Visiting Poland, dietitian Limor Ben-Haim was shocked to learn about a little-known breakthrough study on hunger conducted by Jewish physicians in the Warsaw Ghetto. Now she wants to ensure that its still-relevant findings reach a global audience

Opinion A Lesson From Weimar 1932: A Third Election Could Save Israel

Kahol Lavan needs to drop its policy of keeping it 'all very normal,' if it doesn’t want to be remembered the way history remembers Germany's Social Democratic Party

Gal Gadot to Produce, Star in Film About Holocaust Heroine Who Saved Thousands of Children

'Irena Sendler' will be the first project of Pilot Wave, a production company started alongside husband Yaron Varsano

Her Nazi Grandfather Took Over a Jewish Family’s Home; She Made Sure They Will Be Remembered

Yad Vashem added three people to its Holocaust victims’ database after a German woman discovered that her grandfather was given their estate in Poland after they were sent to the Warsaw Ghetto

Letters to the Editor: The U.S. National Nightmare Must End

The Fake Nazi Death Camp: Wikipedia’s Longest Hoax, Exposed

For over 15 years, false claims that thousands of Poles were gassed to death in Warsaw were presented as fact. Haaretz reveals they are just the tip of an iceberg of a widespread Holocaust distortion operation by Polish nationalists