Dutch Foreign Minister Stef Blok acknowledged this week that his ministry’s treatment of Zwartendijk was 'inappropriate' and expressed Holland’s admiration for his actions during World War II
Esteemed historian, who fled Nazi Germany a day before Kristallnacht, was an expert in Zionism, the fall of the Soviet Union and postwar Europe, among other things
Whenever you speak of the Holocaust, you talk about Iran and not about the Holocaust. The comparisons between Iran of today and the Holocaust are baseless
The latest example of misbehavior at a concentration camp site suggests that maybe it would be better to postpone such trips until the youngsters reach the army or university
The archive provides evidence that Polish diplomats based in Switzerland issued hundreds of fake passports from Latin American countries to Jews
Nazi Germany is to blame for the destruction of Poland’s Jews, not the Poles. But large segments of the Polish people were not sorry that the Jews had disappeared, and stood by and watched
The premier responds for first time to harsh criticism of statement, says he 'respects' historians' comments but that 'goal was achieved' ■ Knesset to discuss motion on renouncing joint statement on Wednesday
The institute's vice president says the declaration 'is consistent with historical knowledge' and that historians from both countries should work together to straighten out the controversy
The Anne Frank House publishes report debunking common belief that Anne Frank and her family were denied entry to the U.S. as refugees. In reality, their request was never processed
Netanyahu’s serious mistake stemmed from the idea that history could also be bent for transient political or diplomatic needs, whatever they might be