Henny Franks fled Nazi persecution in Cologne, western Germany, on the kindertransport as a teenager
By Gaby Wine
Vilhelm Junnila, from the far-right Finns Party, was only sworn-in to his new role on Tuesday
By JC Reporter
Diplomat Meryl Frank spent years tracing the wartime fate of her Lithuanian relative. But the truth was sitting on her bookshelf
By Jenni Frazer
Statue by city boy who fled on last children’s train in 1939 is rededicated in special ceremony
By Daniel Ben-David
The statue daubed with word ‘Shame’ has been a battleground for years
By Liam Hoare
Refugee scholar who analysed how Austrian and German nationalism fostered Nazism
By Geoffrey Alderman
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By Linda Marric
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