The Latest Breaking News from Holocaust

Guilt is often treated as a feeling to turn away from, something that is detrimental to our pursuit of happiness. But Chris Moore, psychologist and professor in Dalhousie University’s department of psychology and neuroscience, argues that guilt can be a powerful force for accountability, repair and healing. In his new…

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, the victims of the Nazi regime are commemorated throughout Germany. At the same time, anti-semitism in the western European country and across the continent is rising at an alarming rate.

"It is perverse to include Anti-Zionists and cozy up to antisemites."

Charles viewed portraits of seven survivors and joined Camilla to light candles of remembrance.

British humanitarian Nicholas Winton's decades-old television clip continues to resurface online, drawing widespread emotional responses across generations. The footage, originally broadcast on the BBC programme That’s Life! in 1988, captures the moment Winton realises that several members of the studio audience were among the 669 Jewish children he helped rescue…

Minnesota's governor faces backlash after comparing children to Anne Frank amid rising ICE activity and school closures; Holocaust Museum condemns the statement.

Mala Tribich, 95, received a standing ovation after her five-minute speech at 10 Downing Street on Tuesday.

People across Europe and beyond are commemorating International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Ilana Kantorowicz Shalem is one of the youngest Holocaust survivors after being born into the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in March 1945

Paul Sved and his son Richard both work with the Holocaust Educational Trust.

In the dying days of World War II, startling news about “horror camps” in Germany began to emerge, as Western war correspondents accompanied British and American forces advancing towards Berlin. During the liberation of the camps, soldiers and journalists, including 15 Australian journalists and two artists, encountered thousands of dead.…