The Real Story of How Hundreds of Young Holocaust Survivors Were Rehabilitated in Postwar Britain

Over 700 Jewish orphans were given a chance to rebuild their lives after the Shoah. But many details of how the group known as ‘The Boys’ came to England, and often later left, remained unknown – until now

Holocaust Survivor Seeks Teens to Bear Witness for Future

Victor Perahia spoke to middle school students last week amid a series of events to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz

Kate Middleton Took Portraits of Holocaust Survivors and Their Grandchildren

They will be part of an exhibition set to open later this year of 75 images of survivors and members of their families to mark 75 years since the end of the Holocaust

Opinion How the Survivors Won and Holocaust Denial, and the Politicians, Lost

A few decades ago, building an international consensus to mark the Holocaust was unimaginable. That its commemoration is now a global event is a stark achievement – and a victory for history over its abusers

‘We Are Memory Keepers’: In a Few Years, This Holocaust Project Will Be Impossible to Do

Some 250 professional photographers from around the globe volunteered to take the images, which also capture survivors’ successful postwar lives

In First, Dutch PM Apologizes Holland Did 'Too Little' to Help Jews During Holocaust

The Netherlands' Rutte offered the apology during commemorations to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz

Survivor in Slovenia Turns 100 on Holocaust Remembrance Day

Frlan, who was held at the Nazi's Ravensbruck camp for over a year in 1944-45, will join other survivors and officials in Poland on Monday

Pope Asks Catholics to Say 'Never Again' to the Holocaust

Francis on Sunday asked the world's 1.3 billion Catholics to stop for a moment of prayer and reflection on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz

Analysis Holocaust Forum and U.S. Election Give Israel the Perfect Stage to Push Jordan Valley Annexation

Current political situation provides a solid majority for annexing, and even if Netanyahu only initiates such a move, it will be his biggest achievement

75 Years On, Holocaust Survivors Struggle to Recover Property in Poland

Home to one of the world's largest Jewish communities before the war, Poland is the only EU country that has not legislated on property restitution

The Online Revival of a Jewish Community Wiped Out in the Holocaust

Some 30 Jews from the Polish town of Sokal survived World War II. They and their descendants, spread around the world, are now reconnecting via a steadily growing Facebook page

LISTEN: Hijacking the Holocaust for Putin, Politics and Power

On the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II and the liberation of Auschwitz, world leaders descend on Jerusalem for a controversial Holocaust conference. Russia's Putin will be there, but Poland is staying away. LISTEN FREE

Hungary's Jews Mark Liberation of Budapest Ghetto

Prime Minister Viktor Orban first deflected part of the blame to the Nazi occupation but eventually acknowledged Hungary's role in the genocide

New Holocaust Memorial Featuring Luminous Stones Unveiled in the Netherlands

Monument commemorates Dutch victims of the Holocaust ahead of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz Nazi concentration camp

Agnes Keleti, Holocaust Survivor and Oldest Living Olympic Champion, Turns 99

Keleti won 10 medals in gymnastics — including five golds — at the 1952 Helsinki Games and at the 1956 Melbourne Games

Opinion Israel’s Decade of Progress for Holocaust Survivors – at the Last Moment

1927-2019 Israeli-Danish Journalist – and an Undercover Mossad Agent – Dies

Herbert (Nahum) Pundak, 'the flying editor,' shocked his many readers when he revealed his work for the Israeli spy agency in several African countries in the 1960s

Hiding From the Nazis in the Forest, He Scribbled a Family Secret on a Matchbox

As a POW, Yaakov Fuxman avoided a death march and made it back home to British Palestine. But who was that three-month-old he wrote about?

Thousands Rally Around Holocaust Survivor in Milan Over anti-Semitic Threats

Liliana Segre, who survived Auschwitz as a child, was given a police escort after she received threats for championing a new parliamentary panel against racism and anti-Semitism

How a German Political Stunt Using Holocaust Victims’ Remains Went Disastrously Wrong

An art activist group wanted to warn politicians off working with the far right, but its 'Holocaust memorial' installation infuriated Jewish groups and led to a swift rethink

Opinion Don't Keep Hitler's Stuff. Burn It

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'

Jews Angered by Activists’ Use of Holocaust Victims’ Ashes

International Auschwitz Committee says survivors were aghast at the over-sized urn containing remains of holocaust victims placed in front of German Parliament

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

‘Schindler’s List’ Producer and Holocaust Survivor Branko Lustig Dead at 87

The Oscar-winning producer died in his home in Croatia

Imam to Attend Holocaust Commemoration Event in Swedish City of Malmo

Malmo, where about a third of the population is Muslim, has seen frequent anti-Semitic harassment and violence

'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

Italian Holocaust Survivor Gets Bodyguards After Surge of anti-Semitic Attacks

Authorities respond after Auschwitz survivor Liliana Segre, 89, is targeted by daily barrage of racist abuse on social media

Humans of the Holocaust: An ‘Upbeat’ Project for Millennials

Erez Kaganovitz, a grandchild of Shoah survivors, explains how his new photoblog and exhibition aims to increase awareness among young Americans