Concentration camp
Austrian Nazi-era concentration camp site to become Lidl supermarket
According to the Mauthausen Guides, around 400 women were interned in the camp during World War II, 194 of whom were Russian protective-custody prisoners.
Shin Bet head David Zini looking to cancel organization's Poland trips - report
Holocaust Remembrance Day: Honoring victims and celebrating Jewish resilience
Pro-Palestinian activists are banned from Buchenwald, where survivors vowed to fight for peace
Can social media become the new classroom for Holocaust education?
Studies show that millennials and Gen-Z do not know enough about the Holocaust, but social media could be a way to reach them with more knowledge.
Israel must reassess its handling of Holocaust school trips to Poland - editorial
Reaching an agreement with Poland is an opportunity to reassess how the Holocaust education trips are handled within Israel.
We must keep the memory of the Holocaust alive - opinion
Memory must overcome the ravages of time. We must see photographs of the Holocaust period and read the accounts of those who lived through it.
Eighty years on, Thessaloniki Holocaust survivor recalls cart of trampled bodies
Eighty-four-year-old Rina Revah from Thessaloniki is one of only 1,950 returned alive.
BDS group shares concentration camp photo, claims it’s a massacre of Palestinians
A BDS-affiliated organization tweeted that "the Palestinian Academy for Science & Technology calls on EMBO to relocate workshops from Israel, including the one at the site of the Tantura massacre."
Russia is building concentration camps, Polish PM claims
The Polish prime minister is the latest of many to accuse Russia of using concentration camps.
New portrait collection showcases 90 Holocaust survivors who lived full lives
Van Sise is far from the first photographer to capture the faces of survivors in the decades following the end of the Second World War.
Holocaust survivor, among last prisoners of Auschwitz, passes away
Mordechai Papirblat was a prisoner who worked in hard labor for a period of about 900 days until he managed to escape from a death march at the end of January 1945.
What can the Uyghurs learn from Israel?
WORLD AFFAIRS: President of the Uyghur American Association visits Israel and has some interesting observations to share
The Secretary of Evil: 97-year-old Nazi convicted for role in 10,500 murders
In what may be the last-ever Nazi trial, Irmgard Furchner has been found guilty for crimes committed at Stutthof Concentration Camp.
