Fania Brantsovsky, now 100, escaped the Vilna Ghetto to join 'Avenger' group - now she's fighting to save woodland camp so next generations can learn of their struggle
By Felix Pope
By Tanya Gold
Jews in John Boyne's work are reduced to landscape rather than real characters
1,300 young people have taken part in the Austrian Holocaust Memorial Service programme.
By Liam Hoare
The visit was part of his work with the Auschwitz Jewish Centre Foundation
By Daniel Ben-David
Liz Truss writes in the dinner brochure. Kwasi Kwarteng tells the 700 guests he could not think of a 'worthier cause' to champion
When the star of his film died, Joshua Newton despaired. But the tech came through in the end
By James Mottram
Manfred Goldberg has met the Queen, King Charles and Prince William
By Ben Bloch
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The Auschwitz survivor's great-grandson Dov says there are 'positive signs' today
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Lee Miller, a former Vogue model-turned-war correspondent, revealed the atrocities of Buchenwald and Dachau in the fashion magazine
By Anthea Gerrie
Teacher Trevor Chadwick was instrumental in bringing 669 children from Prague to the UK at the start of the war. His contribution is celebrated in a new memorial
By JC Reporter
'Old man in lycra' Fabian Hamilton, 67, rides 55 miles for a cause he passionately supports
In this online production, the fight to build a Holocaust memorial next to Parliament is the subject of Dutch stage director Teunkie van der Sluijs's debut play
By John Nathan
Donations poured in after an appeal was launched last month to raise £2,000 to memorialise the last resting place of the man who wrote about the mass slaughter of Jews in Ukraine
By Nic North
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
Fabian Hamilton MP - a self-described 'old man in lycra' - will cycle from Huddersfield University to The National Holocaust Centre in Nottinghamshire
Administrators in Fort Worth had decided to withdraw and review over 35 contentious books
