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Opinion: While we commemorate anniversary of Auschwitz liberation, there is another milestone everyone seems to have forgotten - 80 years since Wannsee conference, in which 15 Nazi officials voted to annihilate Europe's Jewry

On January 27, 1945, observed as Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Soviet army liberated prisoners from Auschwitz, revealing unimaginable horrors perpetrated by the Third Reich.

They have mostly avoided open clashes, but Iran's and Israel's campaigns against each other have been punctuated by attacks and assassinations.

The past week was one of breaking the silence. The most resounding example is that of the massacre in Tantura. After over 70 years of intentional silence, veterans of the

Carnegie Hall held a commemoration event for the 80th anniversary of Wannsee Conference on January 20, with hundreds of attendees, impassioned speeches and incredible performances.

Millennials and Gen Z are producing Holocaust-related videos, reaching large younger audiences and keeping the history relevant even as first-person survivor stories are slowly slipping away.

Aware that the day is not far off when there will be no Holocaust survivors around to tell their own stories, a new project trains their offspring to speak in their names

80 years after Wannsee Conference, PM says a 'strong, secure, independent, thriving, diverse, free and united' state is needed to 'ensure the existence of the Jewish people'

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

80 years ago, the Nazis planned the ‘final solution.’ It took 90 minutes