An Argentine judge even denied a West German extradition request for Josef Mengele on the grounds that the war criminal could face ‘political persecution’
By Jacob Jaffa
By Nigel Biggar
Given the Church’s history of antisemitism, the second-most senior Anglican bishop should have thought again before using an accusation that has the stink of prejudice
The Jewish community came together on Sunday to remember their fallen soldiers and to show resilience
By Jamie Shapiro
In keeping with Ashkenazi tradition, the couple have named their newborn in memory of a beloved relative who has passed away
By Katie Grant
Their story was turned into the Hollywood film, Defiance
By Siam Goorwich
The Stetl Fest in Brno runs from August 27 to 31
By Anthea Gerrie
Declassified documents suggested that Hans Wilsdorf was ‘well known for his strong Nazi sympathies’
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The study, published by the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown University, has been criticised for allegedly neglecting historical death tolls
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It is estimated that tens of thousands of Jewish soldiers spent time as a POW in the Second World War
By Daniel Ben-David
More than 80 boxes of material sent from Tokyo in 1941 were rediscovered after 84 years –shedding light on the South American nation’s role helping war criminals escape justice
By JC Reporter
By Emanuele Ottolenghi
80 years after the war, there are attempts to erase the contributions of Israeli Jews to Italian liberation
How a secret troop of British commandos, carried out some of the most daring missions of the war
By Leah Garrett
Jewish soldiers had to confront the enemy and prejudice in the US army
By Deborah Dash Moore
Jewish troops in the Red Army fought to the end rather than face the horror of capture
By Kiril Feferman
The prime minister paid tribute to Stanley Fisher and Mervyn Kersch, who helped liberated Bergen-Belsen
By Lorin Bell-Cross
By Dov Forman
As we remember and celebrate those who gave their lives for our freedom, we must use their experience to take action against the bigotry, extremism and dehumanisation