Kurt Waldheim was Austria's foreign minister and president, as well as UN Secretary General
Most mainstream parties, including far-right AfD, support the new position, but Left Party MPs abstain from vote
Jews in Germany used this year’s Chanukah celebrations to reflect on atrocities old and new
Study led by historian Günther Jikeli spoke to 72 refugees from Syria and Iraq about their views on integration and antisemitism
Efraim Zuroff calls on German authorities to pursue two men identified in television documentary
Critics say the Simon Wiesenthal Centre's list should be reserved for only the worst offenders
Curators of a Berlin museum design painstaking reconstruction of Führer's bunker as an aid to address worrying ignorance about Nazism
Yury Kharchenko is contributing to a major exhibition taking place in the birthplace of the Reformation
Why the story of a schoolboy who suffered antisemitic bullying took European press by storm
Move comes after parents withdraw child from school in wake of verbal and physical abuse
Case illustrates long history of antisemitic harassment of Jewish pupils, particularly by Arab and Turkish children.
Jewish leaders in Europe have expressed relief that Austrian voters rejected a far-right politician as president in Sunday's election.
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