Liam Hoare

Holocaust victims’ relatives confront the past in Vienna

Members of London’s Association of Jewish Refugees visited the Austrian capital last week to seek out names of relatives among those of more than 64,000 Austrian Jews murdered in the Holocaust and commemorated at city's the Wall of Names

Book returned in memory of music scholar killed in Shoah

Vienesse musicologist Else Bienenfeld was deported to her death in 1942

Lily Ebert wins Austria’s Simon Wiesenthal Prize

The 98-year-old author was one of four Holocaust survivors to receive an award

Russian shelling shatters Kharkiv’s Jewish heritage

Ukraine’s largest synagogue damaged in missile attack

Anti-vaxxers who abused Star of David guilty of breaching anti-Nazi law

A court in Vienna found two defendants had “grossly downplayed” the Holocaust and violated Austria’s Prohibition Act banning Nazi activity

Vienna community celebrates Purim with 600 Ukrainian Jewish refugees

The number of Jewish refugees in Vienna is expected to rise to 1000 by the end of the month

Austria urged to bring in law banning anti-vaxxer ‘mockery’ of Holocaust

At a rally last month demonstrators held up a banner referencing Auschwitz

Pocket dictionary that opened new life for Kindertransport girl

Austria confronts Nazi past in Auschwitz exhibition

Frankfurt is to build £29.3M Jewish centre

Funding from federal government, state, city and Jewish community

Hate speech against Jews rises in Hungary

Report shows Holocaust denial more common than in western Europe

Historians attack ‘political’ Shoah Wall

Memorial has been controversial from its inception