Hitler painting that may have belonged to Freud put up for auction
Starting price for the watercolor by Hitler is 10,000 pounds; Painting may have hung in Freud's clinic.
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Grandson of Auschwitz survivor buys Mengele's diary
Buyer intends to donate diary to a Holocaust museum, said Bill Panagopulos of Alexander Autographs.
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In his diary, Mengele predicted 90% of humans would die of stupidity
Journal of Auschwitz death camp doctor put up for auction in U.S. at starting price of $60,000.
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German exhibit sheds light on fate of Jewish Berliners
Thousands of letters, pictures offer a glimpse of the final days of Schoneberg district's Jewish community.
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Evil artifact
After a long and difficult search, a freight car has been found that brought Jews to their death at Auschwitz. It's now exhibited at the camp.
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'I look at the good'
Alice Herz-Sommer, who claims music saved her during the Holocaust, looks back on 106 years of life - including her childhood in Prague and her family's relationship with Franz Kafka - and offers a few secrets to longevity.
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Disputed Kafka estate may belong to Israel National Library
Max Brod is believed to have left a later will in which he left Kafka's literary estate to the National Library.
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Newly released recordings shed light on Hitler's suicide
Former Hitler aide: I could see a bullet hole about the size of a penny on the right side of his temple.
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Kafka's estate unveiled: Unpublished works, personal letters
Kafka told his friend Brod to burn his manuscripts but Brod sought to compile, edit and publish the writings.
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Germany using secret agents on flights to Israel
GSG9, which provides security on flights, is a unit of the German federal police responsible for counter-terror activities.
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Kafka heirs given 15 days before vaults made public
Judge rules that if negotiations fail vaults containing manuscripts will be opened without the sisters' consent.
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German politicians pay a price for the war in Aghanistan
German Defense Minister shakes Merkel's government by questioning ethics of country's military action.
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Demjanjuk case could set precedent in Germany
There are hundreds if not thousands of retirees who served in Nazi camps and fled to the U.S. after the war.
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Two documents handwritten by Kafka sold at Swiss auction
A legal battle is still underway in Israel over the fate of Kafka's Tel Aviv manuscripts.
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Israeli heir: More Kafka works stashed in Swiss vault
New information likely to affect ongoing suit over Kafka archives by the National Library in Jerusalem.
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New British law lets museums return works stolen by Nazis
British museums are believed to house at least 20 pieces confiscated by the Nazis from Jewish owners.
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Keys to Kafka's Tel Aviv safe handed to estate executor
Representatives for novelist Max Brod will get a first look at the cache in the coming weeks.
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Iran twitchy since Israel strike on Syria nuke reactor
Der Spiegel: Iran has demanded Syria return uranium delivered to it prior to the Israeli attack.
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Report: Mossad hacked Syrian computer to uncover nuke site
Mossad agents planted malware on Syrian official's computer while he was at London hotel, Der Spiegel reports.
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PMO paying for minister's unused luxury office in TA
Avishay Braverman already has one office in prestigious Tel Aviv high rise.
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