A stay at 'a medical health resort' with a severely restricted diet proves to be a mentally as well as physically challenging test
By Zoe Strimpel
The statue daubed with word ‘Shame’ has been a battleground for years
By Liam Hoare
The train operator said there had been several such incidents in recent days
By Rob Hyde
A majority of this section of society, 53 per cent, agreed with the statement that 'Jews control the global economy'
A teenage footballer has a chance to shine —thanks to her great-grandparents
By Adam Baron
Political observers believe the state arrangement could be replicated at national level in the general election next year
The UK ambassador recently discovered her own grandmother escaped on the Kindertransport
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An intriguing and forensic new biography of the Jewish former Austrian chancellor
By Colin Shindler
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Mr Pfeifer escaped from wartime Hungary and fought in Israel’s 1948 War of Independence before returning to his native Austria
The Documentation Centre Political Islam has spent a year looking into the activities of the Islamic Association in Austria
Attempt to defuse a long-running dispute about a statue of mayor lauded by Adolf Hitler backfires as protesters claim it 'colourfully window-dresses' Jew hatred
Keiron Pim's biography of one of the greatest writers of the 20th century is a dark story, movingly told
By David Herman
1,300 young people have taken part in the Austrian Holocaust Memorial Service programme.
Father of psychoanalysis comes alive again in this book through the eyes of people who cared deeply that he should survive
By Stephen Frosh
Members of London’s Association of Jewish Refugees visited the Austrian capital last week to seek out names of relatives among those of more than 64,000 Austrian Jews murdered in the Holocaust and commemorated at city's the Wall of Names
A court in Vienna found two defendants had “grossly downplayed” the Holocaust and violated Austria’s Prohibition Act banning Nazi activity
