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Jonathan Glazer’s ‘The Zone of Interest’ is a World War II story about daily life at Auschwitz from the German commander’s perspective

Jonathan Littell has covered Russian wars in Chechnya, Georgia, and now in Ukraine. The French-American journalist says the West's failure after those earlier conflicts to take harsher measures signaled to the Kremlin it could do "anything it wanted in their backyard without anyone really caring."

An international panel of human rights experts discussed the difficulty of legally proving the intent of genocide and agreed that investigations of Russian war crimes must start now.

France's most prestigious literary prize — the Prix Goncourt 2022 — goes to Brigitte Giraud for her book "Vivre vite."

The Ukrainian filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa is producing a play at Lithuania’s State Youth Theatre based on Jonathan Littell...

'The sense of urgency is palpable. The old Nazis are dying': How a British film-maker launched a decade-long project to interview the last Nazi eyewitnesses to the Holocaust, and why Germany refused to fund him

“The stakes are high: it is not only a question of stopping the war and guaranteeing Ukrainian sovereignty, but also of avoiding the annihilation of Russian society, the relapse into a dynamic of disarray, impoverishment, atomization, apathy and anomie even more destructive than in the 1990s.”

The Many Oblivions of Babi Yar. Note: This story was conceived and written before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Apart from the addition of updates to reflect recent developments, we chose not to substantially alter the piece. The...

An ambitious creative team promised to make Kyiv home to the biggest and most impressive Holocaust museum in all of Europe. Before Russia attacked the…

Putin believed he could invade Ukraine because everything we failed to do over the last 22 years taught him that we are weak