A pensioner and her son have been told they must give up their house after a court ruled that a Holocaust restitution organisation are the rightful owners
By Rob Hyde
The Hollywood actor declared: 'Hatred you never ever win; love in the end always wins'
By Richard Percival
Dr Kurt Erich Glauber has been honoured with a memorial stone at Ipswich Old Cemetery
By Gaby Wine
Latest installment of series explores why it fell to heroes such as Fritz Bauer and Beate Klarsfeld to finish the work of governments in securing justice for the horrors of Hitler's regime
By Josh Howie
Hunka, 98, served in the Waffen SS and was praised as a 'Ukrainian hero'
By Josh Kaplan
The outfits included SS markings, badges with swastikas and the ‘death’s head’ symbol
Liz Kessler's new book is about two brave Jewish sisters who join the resistance in wartime Amsterdam
By Keren David
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By Nick Cohen
All sorts of nonentities are honoured with statues but there is nothing to commemorate the role of French resistance hero Michel Hollard
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By Anthea Gerrie
The Hollywood actor is being honoured for his longtime advocacy 'against antisemitism and bigotry'
Legal thriller writer Lisa Scottoline turns her hand to historical fiction with well-researched wartime story
By Jenni Frazer
Investigation ordered into the number of Jewish people killed during the Nazi occupation of Alderney
By Felix Pope
Youngest glider pilot who fought at Arnhem during the Second World War
By Martin Sugarman
The reputation of France’s wartime leader comes under the microscope in Julian Jackson's scholarly work
By Daniel Snowman
Memorial erected in Fischamend in memory of Dr Richard Winter, who was forced to leave the town in 1938 because he was a Jew but returned to care for its people after the war