English translation of the first novel of a writer whose work elicits profound truths about human nature and its motivations
By Mark Glanville
Kolmer, former President of the International Auschwitz (survivors) Committee, said reaching age 100 was his way of defying the Nazis
By Tom Gross
He saw piles of the dead but also watched survivors grow strong again, as babies were born, barmitzvahs and marriages were celebrated and his people came back to life
By Howard Parker
The latest in author's Sephardic Cycle begins begins by portraying the relationship between a Jewish-American artist and his father, a Holocaust survivor from Warsaw
By David Herman
Campaign launched to build a headstone for the unmarked grave of Soviet émigré Anatoly Kuznetsov, who wrote novel about massacre after witnessing atrocity aged 12
By Nic North
A family tragedy, and a strange coincidence sparked Melanie Levensohn’s creativity
By Joy Sable
The item was expected to fetch as much as $4m
By Josh Kaplan
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By Melanie Phillips
Supporters of the proposed Holocaust memorial and ‘learning centre’ opposite the Houses of Parliament have been trying to stop those who oppose the plans from speaking out
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Holocaust survivor photographed speaking with the US President reveals the details of their conversation at Yad Vashem
By Natalie Lisbona
Joan Salter MBE was in Paris just before the mass arrest and narrowly escaped deportation
By Felix Pope
Bodies had been dug up and burnt to ashes in attempt to cover crimes
By Ben Rusnak
By Jonathan Freedland
The intensity of the reaction to my new book has surprised me, as have the different responses depending on where I’ve been speaking – but it tells us much about ourselves
Jewish children are being taunted by classmates hissing to emulate the Nazi gas chambers in schools nationwide, says a campaigner
By David Rose
Ben Brown’s fly-on-the wall play imagines what passed between the top Nazi and the Swedish representative of the World Jewish Congress when they met in April 1945
By John Nathan
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
By Liam Hoare
A new book traces the history of an iconic Holocaust book which became a publishing phenomena
By Jenni Frazer