American scholar Gregory H Stanton outlined how the horrific process develops - and insisted at each stage it can be stopped
By Olivia Marks-Woldman
Shaul Ladany, 86, who survived Bergen-Belsen and the Munich Olympic massacre, and 10,000m gold medallist Alberto Cova will feature in 'Run for Mem'
By Julie Carbonara
Four new pictures tell the story of what it meant to survive the Shoah
By Anthea Gerrie
Film-maker Ken Burns' documentary series allows us to step to one side and cast our view anew on the terrifying panorama of the Shoah
By Josh Howie
The Shoah’s biggest mass shooting claimed 54,000 lives near a village in modern Ukraine — yet few have heard of it today
By Dan Stone
By Ben Judah
So much of Jewish life in Europe within the past century was destroyed for ever, lost entirely from our collective memory
By Yoni Birnbaum
As Primo Levi writes, ‘mental laziness’ allows charismatic leaders to carry nations with them
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Stella Levi and the writer she entrusted with her memories talk about the book that tells the story of how the Holocaust reached the Greek island
By Jenni Frazer
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The study also shows the majority of Dutch adults don’t know the Holocaust occurred in the Netherlands
By Tash Mosheim
Manfred Goldberg said social networks must be held to account for allowing antisemitic content to spread
By Ben Bloch
The comedians discussed the significance of Jews returning to the home of their ancestors
By Felix Pope
A survivor of the death camp on the book he has written for children about his childhood ordeal
By Gaby Wine
Groundbreaking documentary took Robin Lustig to spot in Lithuania where his mother's mother was murdered by the Nazis
By Robin Lustig
Marta Seiler found a box of papers in her attic containing last message her paternal grandmother sent before being transported to death camp
By Vanessa Holburn
The UK rights to publish Yael van der Wouden’s The Safekeep acquired by Viking after 'fiercely contested' auction
By Nic North
The pictures were taken secretly by a Polish firefighter in 1943 as he protected Warsaw from the ghetto flames
