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An exhibition marking the 70th anniversary of Israel’s Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial brings back to Germany a diverse set of everyday objects that Jews took with them when they fled the Nazis

Examining a play-by-play of the strangest scandal to hit DC in recent memory

Marta Seiler's parents both survived the Holocaust, but Marta knew very little about their experience until she read a series of harrowing letters written by the pair and other members of the family

Amid the growing threat of far-right extremism in Australia, Victoria recently became the first state to ban the Nazi swastika, (known as the Hakenkreuz). Publicly displaying the symbol is now a criminal offence and carries a penalty of up to $22,000, or 12 months of imprisonment.

Rio de Janeiro has opened the doors to a Holocaust Memorial that honors not only Jewish victims, but also lesser-known groups likewise persecuted by the Nazi regime, including artists, anarchists, masons, Roma people, Jehovah’s Witnesses, gay people and the disabled

The Israeli embassy in London has teamed up with a food distribution charity to feed the homeless in the run to International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

The New York Republican’s list of fictions and lies is long and keeps growing as more reporters join the investigation

It includes a talk with a Holocaust Survivor, Janine Webster

Total of 1,116 global entities have adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s Working Definition of Antisemitism.