The first German language screen incarnation of Erich Maria Remarque’s best-selling 1929 novel is brilliantly executed
By Linda Marric
Third Reich knick-knacks are still being traded despite a ban put in place 20 years ago
By Felix Pope
A synagogue in Hanover was targeted during Yom Kippur services
By Rob Hyde
The left-wing party's head of press took full responsibility for the post and apologised
By Ben Bloch
Michael Blume, Baden-Württemberg’s state commissioner for combating antisemitism, accused the 'father of the Israel Defence Forces' of being a “murderer”.
By Benjamin Weinthal
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the agreement that established compensation payments
By Daniel Marwecki
Israel needed money to build the state – but the price was helping Germany to rehabilitate itself
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Israeli president and German counterpart pay their respects at two ceremonies in Munich
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A dark and disgusting story of how Germans, Catholics and Americans helped countless Nazis find refuge during the Cold War, including some of the most infamous figures from the Holocaust
By David Herman
The federal government increased their offer to the Israeli families by €20m
Peter Bradley will make a difficult trip to Bamberg this autumn
By Peter Bradley
The PA leader made the statement in a joint press conference with Chancellor Olaf Scholz
The athletes were visiting a memorial to the Israelis massacred at the 1972 Munich Olympics when the incident happened
Chancellor Scholz is under fire in Germany for not challenging Abbas’ comments
The lawyers for the victims' families say they have found documents stating that the German government asked the Palestinian terror organisation to fake the hijack of a German plane
By Noga Tarnapolsky
Eberhard Karl University in Tübingen, near Stuttgart, will not scrap its formal name despite calls for the change - Count Eberhard Im Bart was a virulent 15th-century antisemite who expelled all the Jews living in the city
