April 7, 2016
6:31 pm

The Leopold Museum in Vienna (CC BY-SA 3.0/Manfreeed)

Austrian museum to return 2 Nazi-looted works to Jewish heiress

‘Solomonic solution’ found to row over art belonging to businessman Karl Maylaender, who perished in the Holocaust

By AP

April 5, 2016
4:06 pm

Ravensbrück concentration camp in Germany, 1939. (Bundesarchiv, Bild via Wikimedia Commons)

UK author exposes the oft-forgotten horrors of a Nazi death camp for women

In ‘If This Is a Woman,’ Sarah Helm goes inside Germany’s Ravensbrück, where up to 90,000 women perished during the Holocaust

By JP O’ Malley

April 5, 2016
12:22 am

A man looks at the World War II Jasenovac memorial camp model on April 26, 2015, during a ceremony to remember the tens of thousands who were killed by Croatia's pro-Nazi regime. (AFP PHOTO / STRINGER)

Croatian Jews to boycott WWII death camp commemoration

Jewish community says authorities not combating resurgence of pro-Nazi ideology, plans separate ceremony

By AFP

April 2, 2016
3:32 am

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff. (AFP PHOTO/EVARISTO SA)

Brazil’s president: Calls to impeach me are like Nazi treatment of Jews

Jewish groups protest comparison by Dilma Rousseff, who is at center of corruption scandals

By JTA

March 27, 2016
3:01 pm

Humanizing the monster

What she learned when she put herself in the shoes of a Nazi mass murderer who loved his family

By Helen Maryles Shankman

March 26, 2016
2:24 am

Stray dogs roam the Babi Yar monument on March 14, 2016 in Kiev, where Nazis and local collaborators murdered 30,000 Jews in 1941. (Cnaan Liphshiz/JTA)

Why one of the Holocaust’s worst massacres is marked only by charred menorah

Since 2001, Jewish groups have tried but failed to win support to upgrade memorial site at Babi Yar, where Nazis and collaborators murdered 50,000 Jews

By Cnaan Liphshiz

March 23, 2016
7:05 pm

Nazi doctor Josef Mengele (Wikimedia Commons)

Nazi doctor Mengele’s remains donated to medical research

After his bones sit in a Brazilian forensic center for nearly 30 years, body of Auschwitz ‘Angel of Death’ to be used to ‘train new doctors’

By Times of Israel staff

March 23, 2016
5:28 pm

Illustrative photo of people toasting with glasses of beer on March 20, 2016. (AFP / FRANCOIS GUILLOT)

German brewer withdraws ‘Nazi beer’ label

Company denies ‘Border Fence’ label linked to anti-migrant sympathies, apologizes for ‘hurt feelings’

By AFP

March 23, 2016
3:52 pm

People light candles in tribute to victims at a makeshift memorial in front of the stock exchange at the Place de la Bourse (Beursplein) in Brussels on March 22, 2016, following triple bomb attacks in the Belgian capital that killed about 35 people and left more than 200 people wounded.(AFP PHOTO / KENZO TRIBOUILLARD)

Bombings in Brussels, terror in Tel Aviv — are they the same?

The Hebrew-language media attempts to tie the attacks in Europe to the situation in Israel, and argues that the West must confront Islamic State before it’s too late

By Adiv Sterman

March 21, 2016
7:45 pm

Visitors at the Auschwitz Nazi death camp in Oswiecim, Poland, January 26, 2015 (AP/Alik Keplicz)

UK teens face theft charges in Poland over Auschwitz items

Stolen objects include part of old hair-cutting machine, pieces of reinforced glass, and some buttons

By AP

March 19, 2016
3:36 am

An Anne Frank-themed 'escape room' bunker in the town of Valkenswaard, 140 kilometers (87 miles) south of Amsterdam (YouTube screencap)

Museum criticizes game’s Anne Frank-themed ‘escape room’

Part of ‘Escape Bunker,’ based in Dutch town, designed to resemble apartment where teenage Jewish diarist and family hid from Nazis

By AP

March 17, 2016
5:50 pm

Jozef Jarosz looks on March 16, 2016 into an underground hideout in Stankowa, Poland, where he and his family helped Anna Grygiel and 13 other Jews to survive the Holocaust and WWII. (AFP / WOJTEK RADWANSKI)

Polish hole that hid 14 Jews during Holocaust to become memorial

Hideout in the southern village of Stankowa is a dank, stone-lined hole measuring 5 by 2.5 meters (16 by 8 foot)

By Michel VIATTEAU

March 16, 2016
11:46 pm

The files of a Nazi German officer, stored for years in the archives rooms of the medieval castle of Vincennes, east of Paris, on display, Wednesday, March 16, 2016. (AP Photo/Francois Mori)

French historians unveil WWII secret services’ archives

After 70 years in storage, documents lend insight on French Nazi collaborators, including designer Coco Chanel

By AP

March 16, 2016
9:26 pm

Veterans of the Latvian Legion, a force that was commanded by the German Nazi Waffen SS during WWII, and their sympathizers carry flowers as they walk to the Monument of Freedom in Riga, Latvia, March 16, 2016. (AFP/Ilmars Znotins)

Latvian Nazi veterans join controversial annual march

Procession through Riga includes elderly ex-fighters of Waffen SS; Jewish groups say parade glorifies Nazism

By AFP

March 13, 2016
11:59 am

Donald Trump supporter shouts, 'Go to Auschwitz!' following a rally for the leading Republican candidate on March 12, 2016 (screen capture: Sakir Khader/Twitter)

Trump supporter yells ‘Go to Auschwitz!’

Two people appear to perform Nazi salute as they exit a Kansas City event for the leading Republican candidate

By Times of Israel staff and Agencies

Topic: Nazis

Austrian museum to return 2 Nazi-looted works to Jewish heiress

‘Solomonic solution’ found to row over art belonging to businessman Karl Maylaender, who perished in the Holocaust

UK author exposes the oft-forgotten horrors of a Nazi death camp for women

In ‘If This Is a Woman,’ Sarah Helm goes inside Germany’s Ravensbrück, where up to 90,000 women perished during the Holocaust

Croatian Jews to boycott WWII death camp commemoration

Jewish community says authorities not combating resurgence of pro-Nazi ideology, plans separate ceremony

Brazil’s president: Calls to impeach me are like Nazi treatment of Jews

Jewish groups protest comparison by Dilma Rousseff, who is at center of corruption scandals

Humanizing the monster

What she learned when she put herself in the shoes of a Nazi mass murderer who loved his family

Why one of the Holocaust’s worst massacres is marked only by charred menorah

Since 2001, Jewish groups have tried but failed to win support to upgrade memorial site at Babi Yar, where Nazis and collaborators murdered 50,000 Jews

Nazi doctor Mengele’s remains donated to medical research

After his bones sit in a Brazilian forensic center for nearly 30 years, body of Auschwitz ‘Angel of Death’ to be used to ‘train new doctors’

German brewer withdraws ‘Nazi beer’ label

Company denies ‘Border Fence’ label linked to anti-migrant sympathies, apologizes for ‘hurt feelings’

Bombings in Brussels, terror in Tel Aviv — are they the same?

The Hebrew-language media attempts to tie the attacks in Europe to the situation in Israel, and argues that the West must confront Islamic State before it’s too late

UK teens face theft charges in Poland over Auschwitz items

Stolen objects include part of old hair-cutting machine, pieces of reinforced glass, and some buttons

Museum criticizes game’s Anne Frank-themed ‘escape room’

Part of ‘Escape Bunker,’ based in Dutch town, designed to resemble apartment where teenage Jewish diarist and family hid from Nazis

Polish hole that hid 14 Jews during Holocaust to become memorial

Hideout in the southern village of Stankowa is a dank, stone-lined hole measuring 5 by 2.5 meters (16 by 8 foot)

French historians unveil WWII secret services’ archives

After 70 years in storage, documents lend insight on French Nazi collaborators, including designer Coco Chanel

Latvian Nazi veterans join controversial annual march

Procession through Riga includes elderly ex-fighters of Waffen SS; Jewish groups say parade glorifies Nazism

Trump supporter yells ‘Go to Auschwitz!’

Two people appear to perform Nazi salute as they exit a Kansas City event for the leading Republican candidate

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