Germany finally set to remove the term 'Reich' from its official vocabulary
By Rob Hyde
Discover Jewish history and an unexpected London link in Germany’s medieval gem, Rothenburg ob der Tauber
By Katja Gaskell
The Pink Floyd bassist has been uninvited from the state-sponsored event
Central Welfare Board of Jews in Germany demands action is taken to address crisis
A German detective hired to protect the life of a high-profile Jewish figure has been demoted to a police officer
By Bernard Wasserstein
The town where my grandparents were born and killed is now a major transit point for refugees fleeing westwards
Historian digs up truth about Irmgard Kroymann, who claimed she was held at Gross-Rosen camp but had actually volunteered to work there
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The European Union of Jewish students is claiming Twitter is failing to take responsibility for antisemitic content
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The comedians discussed the significance of Jews returning to the home of their ancestors
By Felix Pope
Grotesque antisemitic 1935 artwork of the birth, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus has been restored in Offenbach-Bieber
Article cited by a Hamburg court as it ruled that the official can be termed antisemitic
By Benjamin Weinthal
The German president joined the grandchildren of the photographer to light the candles on Monday, 91 years after the photograph was taken
By Ben Bloch
Irmgard Furchner was handed down a two year suspended sentence
Leading security issues warning after Hell’s Angel murder suspect who fled to Iran was connected to attacks on shuls
Prosecutors say they planned to install 71-year-old aristocrat claiming royal ties as monarch
By Nic North
Medieval Ashkenazi Jews were an ‘archipelago’ of two or more genetic communities
By Georgia L Gilholy
