The Latest Breaking News from Holocaust

Supreme Court hears arguments in Hungary v. Simon case involving Holocaust victims seeking to recover stolen property from Hungary.

Almost 80 years since the end of the Second World War, images of its destruction are being brought back to us through the film LEE.

Owens has described stories about Nazi medical experiments as ‘propaganda’

The infant was so malnourished that his skin was ‘hanging off’ his arms and he weighed just 6 pounds, 6 ounces, the affidavit states

New Zealand has denied conservative commentator Candace Owens a visa, citing her history of inflammatory rhetoric.

Michael Visontay discovered that a ‘crime against history’ in the book world set off a chain of events that led to his family’s delicatessen in 1950s Sydney

Ursula Haverbeck, a German far-right activist known for Holocaust denial, passes away at 96. Controversial figure with legal troubles.

Jeff Goldblum, who is Jewish, found playing Holocaust survivior Adam Stein in the 2008 war drama 'Adam Resurrected' to be "painful in an enjoyable way, and in a creative way".

A Polish artist is among those raising awareness about alleged atrocities committed by Israeli soldiers in Gaza.

Violence that marred a football match between Israeli and Dutch teams scars the diverse city now searching for healing.

Current conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza (now spreading across the Middle East), have placed Germany in a difficult position, forcing it to reconsider its role in the world. A uniquely German sense of guilt and shame for the Holocaust “inseparably” ties the Israel-Palestine conflict to “Germany’s unquestionable solidarity with Israel”,…