The Hollywood actor declared: 'Hatred you never ever win; love in the end always wins'
By Richard Percival
By Mary Fulbrook
Behaviour under the Third Reich helps explain how some people today have reacted to the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel
Singer Mark Glanville only realised his poignant link to Kutno in Poland thanks to a chance post on Facebook
By Mark Glanville
A new biography tells the story of a young woman who masterminded the escape of academics from Nazi Europe to the UK
By Jennifer Lipman
The lecturer at the prestigious American university was accused of 'identity-based targeting'
By Eliana Jordan
She lived to be 103 and saw seven of her 11 great grand-children become bar and bat mitzvah. However, the life of German-born Alice Fraser was anything but predictable. Her grandson tells her story
By David Fraser
Dr Kurt Erich Glauber has been honoured with a memorial stone at Ipswich Old Cemetery
By Gaby Wine
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The house in Braunau am Inn where Hitler was born will also be home to a human rights centre
By JC Reporter
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Fundraising event at St John’s Wood United Synagogue raises £150,000 for Shoah facility
By Daniel Ben-David
Twelve works by the Austrian Expressionist Egon Schiele that once belonged to Fritz Grünbaum at centre of court battle
By Liam Hoare
Dmitry Glukhovsky new drama examines the moral compromises some people make with evil regimes
By John Nathan
Dmitry Ghlukhovsky’s new play investigates how good people can be corrupted under relatively little pressure
Twenty-five years since a landmark conference on looted treasures, Jenni Frazer asks why it has been so hard to get justice
By Jenni Frazer
A newly released letter indicates the head of the Catholic Church may have known about Nazi death camps earlier than previously thought
Frances Segelman is on a quest to capture the images of the generation who witnessed the Shoah
By Nadine Matyas
By Karen Pollock
On Rosh Hashanah, I think of a 14-year-old boy who so determined to survive that he, along with 150 others, dug himself out of a labour camp