Jordan Peterson, YouTube psychology guru and right-wing cult figure, talks a lot about Hitler, WWII and Nazism – in lectures riddled with alarming errors, spurious analogies and a strange reluctance to use the word 'Holocaust.' This is why his constant misinformation matters
'Never forget, Nazis tore down statues. Banned free speech. Blamed economic hardships on one group of people. Institute gun control. Sound familiar?' part of the post read
Who was Josef Redlich, and what exactly did he say in a 1932 meeting with the Nazis’ leading jurist, who would later construct Nazi legal theory?
Jack Fairweather spent five years working on his book ‘The Volunteer,’ about a Polish resistance fighter who infiltrated and also broke out of the Nazi death camp. He tells Haaretz what its hero, Witold Pilecki, can teach us today in our own time of disunity and distrust
Aristides de Sousa Mendes saved the lives of an estimated 10,000 Jews in World War II, and his efforts have finally been recognized by the Portuguese government. This is his story, first published by Haaretz in August 2013
Russian president says Warsaw’s leaders betrayed their people by fleeing as the German army advanced, while the West helped Germany and bowed to Hitler
The ads showed a red inverted triangle, a symbol that was also used by the Nazis to identify political prisoners, with text asking Facebook users to sign a petition against antifa
New regulations include disinfection at the entrance to the museum and new tour route to minimize visitors coming into contact with one another
Jewish campaigners called the move a 'momentous judgement'
One police officer executed an infant before his mother’s eyes, others raped and murdered a young woman in their car. A groundbreaking study portrays for the first time the Polish police's involvement in the Nazis’ annihilation project. Historian Jan Grabowski is at it again
Many critics have held back from using ‘fascist’ to describe the president, but recent events have forced them to reconsider. What does using the term ‘fascism’ clarify, and what does it obscure?
The new gate was developed especially for the Auschwitz memorial site ahead of its expected reopening: 'We're the first museum in the world to apply this innovative solution'
The senior interrogator moved to Germany, the deputy commander was murdered by terrorists. The story of Bureau 06 of the Israel Police, which undertook the monumental task of interrogating Adolf Eichmann and collecting evidence against him
Nazi leader was just ‘fearful’ of the ‘Jewish nation,’ says state Republican Rep. Ben Carpenter, who also asked if health stickers were available as a ‘yellow Star of David’
Thousands commemorate victims of the Ustasa regime while a Catholic Mass honored them: 'My two grandfathers, their brothers and my grandmother were all killed by these fascists who have been honored today'
This weekend, Sarajevo Cathedral will host a Mass honoring murderous and fiercely anti-Semitic WWII fascists. It’s the latest spike in a long-term project of historical revisionism by Bosnian Croat leaders, Croatia and the Catholic Church
'There’s a Russian here whose goal is to liquidate me,' Prague 6 district mayor Ondrej Kolar said recently in a television interview from a secret hideout after the dismantling of a statue of a Russian World War II hero
The statement by Alexander Gauland, who heads the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany faction in the Bundestag, has drawn sharp criticism from Jewish leaders and mainstream politicians in Germany
A New York Fed study is making waves for linking the deadly 1918 pandemic to Hitler’s coming to power, but one expert on the rise of Nazism is skeptical
For the last 15 years, volunteers have been excavating long-buried trench lines and military positions in the search for those who never made it home
'This is a socialist playbook,' says Republican State Rep. Cris Dush, criticizing Pennsylvania governor's lack of transparency amid the outbreak
Ammon Bundy tells crowd during anti-lockdown demonstration that Jewish people thought 'putting their head down and trying to not be noticed was the better way' in WWII
The 75th anniversary Victory medal was awarded to the North Korean leader for his role in preserving the memory of Soviet soldiers who died on North Korean territory
Woman photographed carrying the sign at a rally against the policies of Illinois' governor, who is Jewish
Weak, starved, battered in body and mind, they still chose to risk their lives to save others
Following the Holocaust, tales circulated about survivors having supernatural experiences. One New York journalist documented them obsessively
Stephan Talty’s new book ‘The Good Assassin’ examines the 1965 killing of ‘the Butcher of Latvia’ and the impact it had on both Germany and the agency itself
Rare declaration comes amid increased tension between the U.S. and Russia and reportedly caused concern within the Trump administration it may undercut stern U.S. messages to Moscow
SS officer Artur Wilke returned to his village after the war and became a grade school teacher. How could an entire community shut its eyes, and what happens when one boy, now 67, decides to talk?
The diaries left behind by Etty Hillesum when she was murdered in Auschwitz reveal a humanism that could not be sullied even by the evil she saw