Neo-Nazis Failed to March in an EU Capital This Week – but Their Network Is Growing

For the first time since 2003, the Lukov March – which honors a Nazi collaborator – did not take place in Sofia, Bulgaria last weekend. But that doesn’t mean far-right groups didn’t mark the occasion

Spanish Carnival Float Features Nazi Uniforms, Concentration Camp Prisoners and Crematoria

The Israeli Embassy in Madrid blasted the display, which the float's creators said was a protest against the rising cost of living

Germany Admits There's a Far-right Problem, but Struggles to Counter Rise in Hate Crimes

Following hookah bar shooting, Chancellor Angela Merkel denounced the 'poison' of racism and hatred in Germany

Opinion Israel’s Dark Times Are Already With Us, Mr. President

Berlin Film Festival Announces New Prize After Pulling Award Honoring Alleged Nazi

Institute for Contemporary History to research first festival’s director past following newspaper report linking him to Nazi government

Opinion Stop Blaming Poland for Starting the Second World War

Enough of the Brezhnev-era Soviet propaganda. Enough of the perverse, deceitful, intellectually dishonest attempts to blame Poland for WW2, and the Polish resistance for not halting the Holocaust

When Did Hitler Start Hating Jews? New Evidence May Change What We Know

A German historian says Hitler was making hateful comments about Jews before World War I, suggesting that his anti-Semitic epiphany occurred years earlier than previously thought

When the Nazis Twisted Zionist Leader's Words for Propaganda

Der Stürmer pounced on one of Ze’ev Jabotinsky's lines, took it out of context and used it to ‘prove’ that the Jews were set on war

Did the Nazis Really Use Bodies of Murdered Jews to Make Soap?

Scholars say no, despite testimonies from Holocaust survivors

First, Libya's Jews Were Deported. Then the S.S. Stepped In

A witness to the deportation of Libya's Jews, who lost much of his family in the bombing of a Tunis suburb in 1943, recounts the history of that now-defunct community, victims in their own way of the Final Solution

Opinion In 2020 America, Hitler Is Winning

Donald Trump is not Hitler, but his words and actions encourage and embolden those who yearn for an Adolf of their own

Berlin Film Festival Suspends Prize Named for Founder After Report Alleging Nazi Links

Newspaper says Alfred Bauer held senior post in film directorate set up by Goebbels

Opinion Are the Church’s Declarations Effective in Stemming anti-Semitism?

Historians Publish Photos Proving John Demjanjuk Served in Nazi Death Camp

The Ukrainian-born Demjanjuk, who was convicted of involvement in the murder of 28,000 Jews at Sobibor, denied being there and was appealing the verdict when he died

One in Five Germans Think the Holocaust Gets Too Much Attention, Poll Shows

Thirty-seven percent of all respondents said it was time to cease the browbeating, representing a steady rise from 26 percent in 2018 to 33 percent in 2019

Twin Sisters Were Liberated From Auschwitz, but Not From Mengele

The experiments to which Yehudit and Lea Csengeri were subjected to by Dr. Josef Mengele have made them afraid of doctors to this day

The Evangelical Who Was Part of the German Resistance Against Hitler

Helmuth James von Moltke co-founded a resistance group called the Kreisau Circle, and was executed for treason in 1945. His son reflects on his father’s quiet heroism

Holocaust Facts: Where Does the Figure of 6 Million Victims Come From?

Considering the amount of original research that has been done in recent decades, is this number still considered accurate by scholars of the subject?

Opinion Slave Labor, Mass Shootings and Gas Chambers: The Roma, World War II's Forgotten Genocide

In comparison to the Holocaust, the mass murder of half a million of Europe's Roma and Sinti communities is unknown and unrecognized. That absence, and their continued persecution, pose questions we still struggle to answer

The Six-year-old Who Arrived at Auschwitz the Day the Gassings Stopped

Palo Shelah, protected only by his 11-year-old brother, experienced the final months when the mass murder at the camp turned into a different kind of chaos

Most American Adults Don't Know Six Million Jews Died in Holocaust, Pew Poll Finds

Most adults also don't know Hitler came to power through democratic process, and only about a third of teens do, survey also shows

Opinion America's Shameful Betrayal of Europe’s Desperate Jewish Academics in the Holocaust

‘I beg you very much to help me if possible to emigrate very soon’: The wrenching appeals of Jewish scholars under Nazi rule – and how the American academy’s anti-Semitism, sexism and apathy condemned them to death

Educator Yaacov Lorch, Whose Family’s Departure for Jerusalem Was Celebrated by the Nazis, Dies

Lorch, a unique voice in Israeli academia, criticized rote learning and once referred to pedagogical methods in science education as 'a song of praise to violence'

Newly Discovered Photos Show John Demjanjuk at Nazi Camp

Years after he died while his conviction was under appeal, pictures may provide final proof that Dejmanjuk was a guard at the Sobibor death camp

Opinion My Encounters With Rafael Lemkin, the Penniless, Persistent Hero Who Coined the Term 'Genocide'

Rafael Lemkin was often considered a shabby, dogged nuisance when I met him at the UN in the 1950s. He'd lost 49 family members in the Holocaust; only seven mourners attended his own funeral. But his moral and legal clarity gave the world a new way of defining - if not deterring - mass murder

One of the Last Surviving Auschwitz Liberators Recalls Death Camp Inmates 75 Years On

'They were standing there, all of them in (prisoner) uniforms, only eyes,' the 96-year-old Russian Jew recalls

Germany Gives $4.4 Million to Dutch Holocaust Museum

The museum in Amsterdam is a former religious seminary that was used to smuggle hundreds of Jewish children to safety

Never Before Seen Footage From the Warsaw Ghetto

Almost 80 years on, 10 minutes of footage taken in the Warsaw Ghetto by a young, non-Jewish Pole can be seen for the first time, in a new documentary. Its director, Eric Bednarski, laments the fact that many people still don’t know about the Holocaust

WATCH Baron Cohen Slams Zuckerberg at the Golden Globes: 'Child Who Spreads Nazi Propaganda'

Sacha Baron Cohen was nominated for his leading role as Israeli Eli Cohen in the mini-series 'The Spy'