Holocaust News

Israel, which has historically boosted Europe's right wing, is now reportedly recoiling at the gains made by Germany's Alternative for Germany party. This party

Dana Mashoian Walrath's new graphic novel, "The Book of Genocides," explores the history and horror of genocides, including the Nazi Holocaust and the experienc

Scottish missionary Jane Haining is remembered for her bravery in refusing to abandon Jewish children under her care, ultimately accompanying them to the Auschw

A Scottish Holocaust victim, Jane Haining, who refused to leave before her arrest and subsequent death in Auschwitz, has been recognized at the concentration ca

Growing anger in Austria surrounds the planned construction of a business park on the site of a former Nazi concentration camp. The article highlights the histo

A new feature film explores the life of Felix Kersten, Heinrich Himmler's personal masseur, who claimed to have saved many lives during the Holocaust. The film,

In 1939, an American couple saved 50 Jewish children.

The president of the Australian Holocaust survivors association, George Foster, told the antisemitism royal commission that the rise in antisemitism in Australi

France has commemorated the Vel d'Hiv roundup, a mass arrest of Jews by French police in 1942, following the vandalism of a Paris plaque honoring rescuers.

In July 1938, the Evian conference was held in France to address the persecution of Jews by Nazis, but few nations were willing to accept them as refugees.

A group of Hungarian Holocaust survivors has been engaged in a decade-long legal battle to sue Hungary's national railroad in American courts for its alleged ro