The Law Society of Scotland imposed the penalties following an inquiry into Neil McPherson, 64, a criminal defence lawyer from Ayrshire
By Paul Drury
96-year-old Boris Romantschenko survived Buchenwald and Bergen Belsen concentration camps
By Felix Pope
They've been taken to a refugee camp close to the Hungarian border
By Rosa Doherty
Ofsted has said the American School in London 'requires improvement'
By Josh Kaplan
Shoah display dedicated to 'outspoken Jews' with no connection to the genocide
The £100m monument is set to open next to parliament in 2024
By JC Reporter
Gabriel Bach compiled evidence for the 1961 trial
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At a rally last month demonstrators held up a banner referencing Auschwitz
By Liam Hoare
By Jonathan Freedland
The new West End production of Cabaret restores the Jewish sub-plot which was excised from the famous film, and in doing so gives it pathos, tenderness and a moral heart
The acclaimed Holocaust graphic novel was banned by a US school board last month
By Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain
The real lesson of this episode is how much more education is needed about the Holocaust
Rabbi Romain is the son of a Holocaust survivor and rabbi at Maidenhead Synagogue
He described the slaughter of Gypsies as a ‘positive’ of the Shoah
By Mathilde Frot
By Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll
Tennessee’s decision is absurd — and profoundly worrying
By Dominic Green
Fiction may not be the best means to teach the history of the Holocaust