My father, an unsung hero of the Holocaust

Irene Hatter's father would never talk to his family about his past in wartime France. In a new documentary, she goes in search of his elusive story

A love affair that's gone sour

The Patagonian Hare

‘Shoah’ film-maker’s memoir is an arrogant but compelling study of modern French intellectual history

This racist movement is not a joke

Born Survivors: the story of three lives that emerged within temples of hell

Only five months after the horror, shul security is waning

Letter from Paris

Review: Gone to Ground

Review: My Grandfather's Gallery

Parisian pictures that tell a deal of stories

Review: How to Ruin a Queen

The queen, the cardinal and a con-woman

Court orders Dieudonné to cut hate video

Students battle YouTube over quenelle video

Belgian MP does Nazi-style salute, says Zionists funded Holocaust

Paris erupts in hate…

France chief: we can’t be seen as ‘fascist Zionists’

Dieudonné: a 'cool' antisemite

Perplexed guide for life

An American ‘literary sensation’ offers a complex interaction between fact, fiction and profanity