The monument is dedicated to the around 15,000 Jews who were murdered outside Kharkiv in Ukraine's northeast
By Paul Cainer
French Resistance hero who trained partisans to carry out sabotage operations against Nazis
By Martin Sugarman
After Kristallnacht, one of the only protests in the world came from an Australian Yorta Yorta tribesman. Now a musical composition pays tribute to him
By Etan Smallman
In a story never told before: Up to two dozen Jewish girls were supported by Tyneside's Jewish community in the lead-up to the outbreak of the Second World War
By Daniel Ben-David
The story will focus on the heroes who rescued Jews from Nazi-occupied France
By Alan Dershowitz
Hitler said getting rid of the Jews would lead to prosperity and the West fulfilled that promise
As well as allowing people to look around rooms freely, the film features survivor testimony, pictures, and drone footage
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