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Images that shaped perception of Nazi death camp were taken by perpetrators, curator says

NONFICTION: The harrowing true story of the first Jew to escape from Auschwitz, and his driving need to warn the world about the Holocaust.

This empathic and nuanced biography of Mussolini’s favoured child casts her as both villain and victim

As a mild-mannered German academic who drifts into becoming an SS officer, David Tennant is transfixing

Revived with a superb cast, CP Taylor’s play about a professor embracing nazism is fascinating psychological theatre with the feel of a fever dream

"I was cheering all the way for my Radio Scotland colleague Kaye Adams on Strictly and was totally gutted when she was the first person voted off. "

Robert Keith Packer, a 57-year-old Virginian, achieved a measure of infamy at the Jan. 6 Capitol riot when he was photographed wearing a sweatshirt emblazoned with a skull and crossbones along with the words “Camp Auschwitz.” “Work Brings Freedom,” the front said, a translation of the notorious motto “Arbeit macht…

The Jewish High Holidays are fast approaching: Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. While the first really commemorates the creation of the world, Jews view both holidays as a chance to reflect on our shortcomings, make amends and seek forgiveness, both from other people and from the Almighty.

Ike Alterman, one of the few remaining Holocaust survivors, recently travelled to Treblinka where his mother and siblings were murdered. This is the story of that extraordinary trip.

The centenarian's family lived on Prinzregentplatz in Munich–just doors away from the future Führer.

The coins are dated from 1942, 1944 and 1945 and are each stamped with the word "Reichsbank", the name of the German Reich's central bank from 1876 until 1945