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A boy hops from one to another of the 2711 stellae at the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin, Germany. October 28, 2013

Opinion || Germany Still Has a Holocaust Problem

Jacob Eder | 24.01.2019

Sister Paula in the Mount of Olives monastery

From Jewish Ghetto to Monastery: The Holocaust Survivor Who Chose Jesus

Ofer Aderet | 25.01.2019

The Kindertransport survivors meeting in Netanya, December 31, 2018. At 81, Paul Alexander (second from left) is the baby of the group.

80 Years On, Kindertransport Survivors Still Meet to Share Memories of Love and Loss

Dina Kraft | 26.01.2019

James G. McDonald with Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion in 1949, while serving as the first U.S. ambassador to Israel.

The Battle Over FDR’s Record on Saving Jews From the Nazis

Dina Kraft | 06.01.2019

FILE Photo: People line up long the streets of the Warsaw Ghetto.

Sex, Bribes and Gambling: The Warsaw Ghetto Heroes Who Didn't Take Part in the Uprising

Ofer Aderet | 27.01.2019

Holocaust Facts: Where Does the Figure of 6 Million Victims Come From?

Haaretz | 27.01.2019

Ada Willenberg in the Tel Aviv basement where her late husband's sculptures, recreating scenes from the Treblinka death camp, are stored.

The Ghosts of Treblinka, in a Tel Aviv Basement

Judy Maltz | 24.01.2019

Alice Dwyer portrays German Holocaust survivor Hanni Levy in “The Invisibles.” (Courtesy of Greenwich Entertainment)

'The Invisibles': New Film Tells the Story of Jews Hiding in Nazi Berlin

JTA, Curt Scheiler | 24.01.2019

Holocaust Rescues: Countries and Communities That Prominently Resisted Nazi Efforts to Deport Their Jews

Haaretz | 24.01.2019

The Star of David: More Than Just a Symbol of the Jewish People or Nazi Persecution

Ronen Shnidman | 24.01.2019

Director Roman Polanski's film 'The Pianist,' a story of a Jewish pianist caught in Poland during WWII, was nominated for best motion picture drama Golden Globe as well as a Golden Globe nomination for its star, Adrien Brody, by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association December 19, 2002. Brody (L, center) is shown in a scene from the movie in this undated handout photo.

Holocaust Movies: 18 of the Best Beyond Schindler's List

Ruth Schuster | 27.01.2019

File photo: A group of children wearing concentration camp uniforms behind barbed wire fencing in the Auschwitz Nazi concentration camp, January 1945.

Majority of Canadians Don't Know How Many Jews Died in Holocaust, Survey Finds

JTA, Marcy Oster | 26.01.2019

Auschwitz prisoner No. 22375, a homosexual, photographed in 1942.

The Nazis Tolerated Gays. Then Everything Changed

Boaz Neumann | 24.01.2019

How Young Is Too Young to Teach My Child About the Holocaust?

Dina Kraft | 28.04.2014

“The Course of Empire: Destruction,” by Thomas Cole (1836). The image of the tremendous civilization that descends, doomed, into the depths, has a stubbornly alluring power over the imagination.

The Dark Link Between the Nazis and the Legend of Atlantis

Noa Manheim | 24.01.2019

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