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The sixth volume of Karl Ove Knausgaard’s series ‘My Struggle’ proposes a provocative way of looking at the sources of the Nazis’ evil – one that might jolt those who believe they would have behaved differently from the Germans during the Holocaust

An Irish historian decided to assemble the lost puzzle of Hilde Koch’s life, revealing a Jewish artist who created works full of Christian imagery in an era with few known female illustrators

A Manistee couple is scheduled to arrive at the Ukrainian border on May 2. Cynthia and...

Our powerful political actors could inspire our dramatists to create a new kind of theatre

Despite skepticism from Arab and Jewish friends alike, groups of Israeli Arabs have flown to Poland for the Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony: ‘How can we coexist with Jews if we don’t know their history?’

NEW YORK (AP) — Holocaust survivors across the world have united to deliver a message...

Prof. Hanna Yablonka, who pioneered the translation of Julia Skodova’s memoir into Hebrew, describes this unique report by a woman who was there from the first moments of the Final Solution

At least 100 people gathered to honor the victims of the Holocaust, including a now West...

The March of the Living is a mournful event, but it also symbolises life, Poland's president said on Thursday after participating in the annual event on the memorial site of the World War II Nazi-German Auschwitz death camp in south Poland.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — In “The Survivor,” filmmaker Barry Levinson reaches back 80...