AustriaAustrian town honours Jewish doctor who returned after being expelled during Nazi eraMemorial 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 warBy Rob Hyde1 min read
Second World WarHolocaust survivor and Army veteran receives surprise war medals on 100th birthdayHenny Franks fled Nazi persecution in Cologne, western Germany, on the kindertransport as a teenagerBy Gaby Wine1 min read
Second World WarFinland government minister apologises for making Hitler jokeVilhelm Junnila, from the far-right Finns Party, was only sworn-in to his new role on TuesdayBy JC Reporter1 min read
Family historyQuest to discover the lost actress of Vilnius who is full of mysteryDiplomat Meryl Frank spent years tracing the wartime fate of her Lithuanian relative. But the truth was sitting on her bookshelfBy Jenni Frazer6 min read
PolandPolish Kindertransport memorial restored to its Gdansk city centre siteStatue by city boy who fled on last children’s train in 1939 is rededicated in special ceremonyBy Daniel Ben-David1 min read
AustriaVienna spends £430,000 tilting statue of antisemitic mayor 3.5 degrees instead of ripping it downThe statue daubed with word ‘Shame’ has been a battleground for yearsBy Liam Hoare1 min read
ObituaryObituary: Professor Peter PulzerRefugee scholar who analysed how Austrian and German nationalism fostered NazismBy Geoffrey Alderman3 min read
Film review: Sisu - Finnish bravery shines through in war thrillerFilmmaker Jalmari Helander mixes thrilling action sequences with nifty Sergio Leon-esque spaghetti western tropesBy Linda Marric1 min read||May 24, 2023 16:10
By Rafael BehrWWII is slipping away into realm of mythologyThe use of the Third Reich to score political points or make glib analogies betrays our past3 min read||May 11, 2023 14:01
Swiss to put up memorial to Nazi victims at lastEuropean nation will erect a monument to commemorate those who perished under Hitler's regimeBy Rob Hyde1 min read||May 11, 2023 13:36
Obituary: Benjamin FerenczYoungest Nazi war crimes prosecutor who campaigned for international justiceBy John Cooper3 min read||May 4, 2023 11:28
The true meaning of freedomThe Warsaw ghetto uprising took place on erev Pesach 80 years ago. What did we learn?By Eli Abt3 min read||April 17, 2023 14:48
My mother was a fantasist. Schindler’s List helped me understand who she really wasMax Friedman, the son of two Holocaust survivors, was reluctant to see Steven Spielberg’s film when it came out in 1993. But when he did, it changed his lifeBy Karen Glaser4 min read||April 14, 2023 09:58
Jewish Nuremberg prosecutor Ben Ferencz dies at 103The Havard Law graduate also played a key role in securing $822 million of Holocaust reparations from the West German governmentBy JC Reporter3 min read||April 10, 2023 16:54
Obituary: Alfred HubermanRAF’s 'hidden hero' who raised funds for London’s Bomber Command Memorial in Green ParkBy Michelle Huberman2 min read||April 4, 2023 15:03
Finally, The end of the German Reich in sight at lastGermany finally set to remove the term 'Reich' from its official vocabularyBy Rob Hyde1 min read||March 16, 2023 12:36