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Jenni Frazer is a freelance journalist Archaeologists working at the Sobibor death camp in Poland have made a harrowing discovery, which reduced them to tears — finding identity tags worn by four Jewish children from Amsterdam. Yoram Haimi, from the Israeli Antiquities Authority, works on a team with Polish archaeologist Wojciech Mazurek and Holland’s Ivan Schute. The three, together with local residents, are involved in an excavation at Sobibor prior to the construction of a new visitors centre at the camp. The children, aged six to 12, whose identity tags were found, were Lea Judith De...

One of Brazil's most notorious politicians was the subject of a criminal complaint filed on Monday by the country's Jewish... “They probably wanted to make sure they could find their loved ones. The metal tags allow us to attach faces and stories to the names [of the murdered Jews],” he explained. To find out more about the children who wore the tags, researchers reached out to the memorial center at the Westerbork transit camp. “I’ve been digging at Sobibor for 10 years. This was the most difficult day. We called the center and gave them the names. They sent pictures of young, smilin...