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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

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?’

Ordered to win fights or be put to death, Harry Haft, the subject of a new film, was haunted by the fates of his opponents.

Ben Foster portrays Auschwitz survivor Harry Haft in "The Survivor" on HBO, directed by Oscar-winner Barry Levinson with a score from Hans Zimmer.

In the late 1940s, when Barry Levinson was a young boy, his family hosted a guest — his...

Anastasia Gulej, 96, who survived the Nazis' Auschwitz death camp and Stalinism, said she would outlast Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York will host a communitywide virtual Holocaust...

Few victims of the Holocaust left behind such a methodical and memorable record of their...

Carnegie Hall. Photo: StrangeTraveler/Wikimedia Commons. A symphonic poem written by an Auschwitz survivor from Greece, who wrote the orchestral music in honor of those killed during the Holocaust, will make its debut at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Wednesday. Michel Assael wrote the symphonic poem “Auschwitz” in 1947, after being freed from the| USSA News

A watch owned by a Dutch Jew — which was stolen by Nazis during World War II — was returned to his descendants in working order after being missing for 80 years. In 1910, Alfred Overstrijd a Jewish man living in Rotterdam, Netherlands, made a watch for his brother Louis and gave it to him| USSA News