The barely known story of how the Budapest wartime Jewish resistance tricked their persecutors, the fascist Arrow Cross
By Adam Lebor
The nation’s president, Michael Higgins, has previously faced criticism over remarks linking Israel-Gaza conflict to Holocaust remembrance
By Ellie Grant
By Nick Cohen
Why do academics who should know better argue that October 7 was no pogrom?
By Elisa Bray
The Last Musician of Auschwitz is the first film Elisa Bray has watched on the topic
Courageous child refugee unfazed by Nazi intimidation
By Gloria Tessler
The images have been restored for the first time as part of a project to combat Holocaust denial
By Jacob Jaffa
Archive material reveals how liberation unfolded and the journalists who helped bring the horrors of the death camps to light
By Keren David
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A project by Claims Conference features the harrowing testimonies of 80 Auschwitz survivors on the anniversary of the camp’s liberation
By Eliana Jordan
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Jackie Young didn’t even know he’d survived the Nazi genocide until he was in his twenties
By Imogen Garfinkel
The survey discovered a decline in Holocaust education among young people in the nations most directly affected by the atrocities
By JC Reporter
The country’s nationalised rail company was paid huge sums by the Nazi regime for helping to facilitate the Shoah, according to a recent study
Lewkowicz helped 600 lost children reach Mandatory Palestine
By Rabbi Naftali Schiff
George Shefi, now 93, was shuttled out of Germany on the Kindertransport just before the outbreak of the Second World War when he was seven years old.
Staff accused the show of giving guests a platform to spout ‘dangerous and shameful’ rhetoric in interviews.
The graffiti drew comparisons between the Holocaust and the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict
By Nissan Shtrauchler
In this compelling mystery and social novel set in 1989 Austria, the author brings home the fact that the scars of the Holocaust lasted for decades
By Jennifer Lipman
