Holocaust

A searing portrait of the ordinary lives of mass murderers and our similarity to the perpetrators

For every three European Jews, two perished in the Holocaust.

Yiddish was a casualty of the Holocaust.

“We wanted to show that we’re still here—that we’re accepted, that we weren’t ended in 1933”

From beyond the grave, Eichmann freely admits to masterminding the Holocaust.

Memoir co-authored by a friend offers new insights into the young girl’s life.

Dutch woman who risked her life to shelter Anne Frank’s family from the Nazis

Cartoonist Art Spiegelman’s graphic novel on the Holocaust

Opening the door of Holocaust awareness for a new generation

They invented a fake disease to prevent Nazi soldiers from finding their Jewish “patients.“

Hannah-Elizabeth Pick-Goslar (1928–2022) and her memories of her best friend Anne

A feature film about Auschwitz is earning critical acclaim for its gripping narrative and haunting portrayal of the horrors Jews faced during the Holocaust.

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier bestows his country’s highest civilian honor on two Holocaust survivors.

Nearly 75 years after the end of the Holocaust, in a moot court held in Jerusalem, Israeli students brought the architect of Hitler’s eugenics program to justice.

A recent article in the New York Times explores Germany’s complex social landscape and how it is grappling with the incursion of a new wave of anti-Semitism.

Aharon Appelfeld, author of 47 books, has died at 85. Known mainly for his holocaust fiction, essays and memoirs, Appelfeld received the National Jewish Book Award, the Israel Prize and France’s Prix Médicis. He was appointed Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.