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The new movie, now playing at the New York Film Festival, is a chillingly detached, terrifically acted horror story set in the shadows of Auschwitz.

An obituary for Munk says he died at his home in Lake Forest on Sept. 30, surrounded by family and friends. He spent his life educating others about the horrors of the Holocaust.

A secret torture centre in Argentina and memorials for the Rwandan Genocide are among the latest additions to the agency's growing list

UNESCO adds World War I cemeteries, Rwandas genocide slopes, and an Argentine torture center turned memorial to World Heritage list.

Fritz Grunbaum, Who Died in Dachau Prison Camp, Had a Legendary Collection of Artwork Totaling Over 450 Pieces, Including 80 by Schiele, All of Which Were Looted by the Nazis in 1938

The International Auschwitz Committee said Fahidi-Pusztai died in Budapest on Monday. A cause of death was not given

On Sept. 4, 2003, three “Eagle” (F-15) IAF planes flew over the former Nazi-run extermination camp.

David Wolnerman knew 'every moment he spent with his descendants was an expression of triumph over the evils of humanity,' said his grandson, a rabbi.

It took decades to transform Hiroshima and Auschwitz into authorized destinations that welcomed visitors to explain the sites of unspeakable horrors. Ukraine is encouraging people to see such places as Bucha and Irpin, where Russia is accused of war crimes. Exploring the line between the morbidity of dark tourism and the value of historical memory.

Finding the stories of individual Jews who fought the Nazis publicly and at great peril helped a scholar see history differently: that Jews were not passive. Instead, they actively fought the Nazis.