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Memorial stone in the grounds of Bergen-Belsen (Photo credit: Klaus Tatzler/Lower Saxony Memorials Foundation/PA Wire)
April 1, 2025, 2:55 pm
OPINION: From Belsen to Britain: a duty that endures
As the Light Dragoons honour their legacy at Bergen-Belsen, the rest of Britain must ask: are we doing enough to confront hate
By Olivia Marks-Woldman
Sheffield Crown Court. Pic: Wikipedia
March 6, 2025, 3:42 pm
Three ‘Nazis’ planned terror attacks as they prepared for race war, jury told
Court hears that Christopher Ringrose, Marco Pitzettu, and Brogan Stewart were going to use firearms, explosives and bladed weapons
By JN Reporter
Pic: Nate D. Sanders Auctions
February 25, 2025, 2:24 pm
Albert Einstein letter offering emigration advice to be auctioned
Bids for the note to German-Jewish woman hoping to escape Nazi persecution starts at £3,900
By Michelle Rosenberg
Antisemitism does not disappear when left unchallenged—it mutates and reappears in new forms
January 21, 2025, 12:26 pm
OPINION: Antisemitism persists because it is allowed to
We cannot afford to merely look back and mourn; we must look forward and act
By Dov Forman
Soprano Caroline Kennedy sings Chopin's Tristesse, conducted by Leo Geyer
January 15, 2025, 5:13 pm
The music played at Auschwitz is explored in two new films on television
Musicians, instruments and the tunes they played were part of the camp infrastructure
By Jenni Frazer
Until Jan. 1, 2025, public access to the Central Archives of the Special Administration of Justice (CABR) was limited. (Wikimedia)
January 3, 2025, 10:21 am
Netherlands throws open archive of suspected Nazi collaborators
Dutch privacy laws shielded the names from public view until the end of 2024
By JTA
Frank Auerbach
November 13, 2024, 12:22 pm
Frank Auerbach, British-German painter who fled the Nazis, dies aged 93
'It seems to me madness to wake up in the morning and do something other than paint'. Tributes pour in to 'one of the few great and seminal artists of our time'
By Michelle Rosenberg
Schindler surrounded by his survivors during a visit to Israel in the 1960's. Pic; Yad Vashem
September 30, 2024, 3:20 pm
Rare pre-World War II document signed by Oscar Schindler sells for £15,000
Bids for car insurance policy of hero who saved 1,200 Jewish employees from the Nazis started at £12k
By Michelle Rosenberg
Holocaust Centre North, Pic: Michelle Rosenberg
September 25, 2024, 2:40 pm
Holocaust Centre North shares stories of British disabled people murdered by Nazis
Launching on 2 October, exhibit highlights Nazi state-led programme Aktion T4 which murdered those with disabilities and mental illnesses
By Michelle Rosenberg
Oscar Schindler, Pic: Wikipedia
September 23, 2024, 1:05 pm
Rare document signed by Oscar Schindler to be auctioned
Bidding starts at £12k for car insurance policy of hero who saved 1,200 Jewish employees from the Nazis
By Michelle Rosenberg
Belarus' servicemen excavate a mass grave for the prisoners of a Jewish ghetto set up by the Nazis during World War II in the city of Brest. Sergei Gapon/Getty
September 19, 2024, 11:52 am
Holocaust mass grave found in Belarus
The remains of 12 adults and 11 children were uncovered in Strešyn, a town occupied by the Nazis, where Jews accounted for nearly 30% of the population in 1939
By Michelle Rosenberg
Lily Ebert speaking at a Holocaust Educational Trust dinner
September 13, 2024, 10:51 am
OPINION: Finding hope in a new generation
As we approach the anniversary of 7 October the words of the Hatikvah ring truer than ever, writes Karen Pollock
By Karen Pollock
Dov Forman
September 11, 2024, 4:53 pm
OPINION: What we face today is the “Israelification” of antisemitism
Children are taught to hate from a young age, perpetuating a cycle of violence and prejudice that pushes any hope of peace even further away, says Dov Forman to the Austrian Parliament
By Dov Forman
Photo credit: TSKZ
September 3, 2024, 4:22 pm
March of the Living marks 80 years since liquidation of Lodz ghetto
Two Holocaust survivors among the hundreds retracing steps of the 200,000 Jews who passed through Nazi Europe's second-largest ghetto
By Michelle Rosenberg
Judith Kerr's The Tiger Who Came to Tea has been adapted into an animation and will air on Channel 4 on Christmas Eve
September 2, 2024, 3:43 pm
OPINION: The question of how the Holocaust is represented in art is a thorny one
Judith Kerr found a way to write about Germany in the 1930s in a manner that was informative, funny and relatable without ever diminishing the seriousness of what occurred, writes Darren Richman
By Darren Richman
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