Nazis

Germany's Minister for Foreign Affairs Heiko Maas at Auschwitz, August.

German Foreign Minister: We Must Talk About Nazi Crimes Against non-Jewish Poles

Heiko Maas calls for changing the 'culture of remembrance' ■ Polish embassy in Germany says Berlin discussion of WWII too narrow, Polish victims 'completely forgotten'

Jewish soldiers in the Austro-Hungarian army, Transylvania, World War I, 1914-1918.

100 Years to End of World War I: Rare Jewish Photos

A look at the Jewish heroes of 'the war to end all wars'

A camp leader ringing the dinner bell at a camp for young Jewish Kindertransport refugees from Germany and Austria, at Dovercourt Bay, near Harwich, January 11, 1939.

80 Years On, Kindertransport Survivors Call for New British Rescue Mission for Child Refugees

Leslie Brent and Lord Alf Dubs among those urging government to take in more migrant children, like the 10,000 mainly young Jews who were saved from Nazi Germany between 1938 and 1940

The 94-years-old defendant, a former SS guard, in court, Muenster, Germany, November 13, 2018.

Former SS Guard at Stutthof Tells Court He Was Never a Nazi

'I was too frightened to protest,' the 94-year-old defendant claims during his trial in response to accusations he was accessory to the murder of hundreds

Posters from the collection of Arthur Langerman.

The Charming Belgian Jew With a Huge anti-Semitic Propaganda Collection

Belgian Arthur Langerman has spent decades accumulating one of the world’s largest collections of anti-Semitic posters, postcards and illustrations. But he was shocked by the response when he tried to find a home for it in Israel

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivers a formal apology over the fate of the MS St. Louis and its passengers, in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada November 7, 2018

WATCH Trudeau's anti-BDS Message During Apology for Turning Away Jews During WWII Continues to Make Waves

Justin Trudeau apologized last week for the Canadian government's failure in 1939 to admit a ship carrying 907 German Jews fleeing Nazi persecution - and took a swipe at BDS

In this undated file photo, German reserves are rushed to the front by trucks in Germany. An estimated 18,000 German Jews were awarded the Iron Cross for their service during World War I.

Analysis The Conspiracy Theory Still Damning the Jews - 100 Years On

A myth linking Armistice and Kristallnacht - one that began with falsifying the war record of the 100,000 German Jews who fought for the Fatherland during World War I – still exists today

An illustration of the SS St. Louis, which set sail from Europe in May 1939 with over 900 refugees, most of them Jews, and was turned back by Cuba and the United States, forcing the ship back to the Continent.

Sending Jewish Refugees Back to Nazi Europe: A Permanent Stain on Cuba’s Memory

The saga of the ship of Jews fleeing Nazi Europe in 1939, which was turned away and sent back by Cuba and the U.S., is a cautionary tale about refugees – and a reminder that history doesn’t forget countries with immoral policies and cynical interests

Dam Square as the morning sun rises in Amsterdam, September 15, 2018.

Anti-Israel Rally at Amsterdam Holocaust Monument Glorifies Tel Aviv Suicide Bomber

Organizers played a song by the rapper Ismo, titled 'Free Palestine,' celebrating the actions of a female suicide bomber