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Ivan Reitman, the influential filmmaker and producer behind many of the most beloved...

Anita Lasker-Wallfisch was 18 when the Nazis deported her to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in 1943. Because she could play the cello, she became part of the Women's Orchestra of Auschwitz – and that saved her life.

The Holocaust memorial investigation finds that a partial kit offered last year by a Jerusalem auctioneer 'would appear highly unlikely to have been used to tattoo Jews'

But he has since struggled to form a consistent team, stoking fears of further volatility in a country that has seen chronic political instability in recent years. UK government looks 'distinctly shifty' under Johnson, says former PM Major Former British Prime Minister John Major accused Boris Johnson on Thursday of making government look "distinctly shifty" and ultimately undermining democracy by dreaming up "brazen excuses" to explain away reports of COVID-19 lock...

University administrators call the lecturer's words "inappropriate and offensive."

WASHINGTON (AP) — Describing herself as an “equal-opportunity foe of antisemitism,”...

She was the only one in her family to survive the Holocaust, then endured the shelling of her city during the Bosnian war. A documentary chronicled her story.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Describing herself as an “equal-opportunity foe of antisemitism,”...

The people who want to ban "Maus" or "The 1619 Project" or any number of books about the...

The Auschwitz Memorial and other anti-hate organizations have condemned British-Irish comedian Jimmy Carr for a remark about the Gypsy and Roma people...