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On January 20, 1942, details about the extermination of Europe's Jews were discussed. Even 75 years later, the minutes of the Wannsee Conference send chills down the spine.

Those who know the Swedish diplomat as the ‘greatest humanitarian of the 20th century' should unite to secure the truth about what befell him in the Soviet gulag

Internet users worldwide criticized a New York Times article that compare Chinas COVID-19 control measures to the Holocaust, saying "it diminishes the Holocaust and demeans all health workers."

"Unorthodox," a four-part Netflix series in Yiddish and English, opened to rave reviews in the United States. Time calls the German-American production "profound" and "riveting." In Germany, where much of the series was filmed in Berlin, it was

The title of Rosemary Sullivan’s important new book, “The Betrayal of Anne Frank,” resounds far beyond its primary meaning. Sullivan is

From the blog of Sheldon Kirshner at The Times of Israel

17 January 2022 - Thursday this week, 20th January, is the 80th anniversary of the conference at Wannsee in Berlin where Nazi bosses decided on further steps towards bringing about a Europe without any Jews in it. International Holocaust Remembrance Day occurs a week later, on 27th January, the date on which Russian troops entered Auschwitz, most notorious of the Nazis’ extermination camps.

Egyptian-born Dr. Mohamed Helmy is the only Arab to be honored by Yad Vashem as a righteous among the nations – yet the author of a new biography says his actions were not unique

There is a double tragedy in Epstein's death: it denied many of his survivors full justice, and turned the terrible truth of his crimes into a shield for his fellow perpetrators.

Wannsee should teach us that monsters can take many forms, and monstrous ideas can be held by even the most privileged and the most educated.