A new book examines the trials and tribulations of translating Hitler's toxic tome, which one MK in '95 demanded be banned by the Health Ministry. Things may be about to change

Google's video-sharing platform reportedly blocks educators' channels with historical footage of Nazis for violating hate speech rules in new policy to fight supremacist ideologies

Virtual event on platform with half a billion users asked contestants to submit sexy Nazi-themed selfies and explain why they 'love and revere the Third Reich of Adolf Hitler'

Actor playing Nazi leader makes concentration camp jokes at expense of famed diarist who died in Bergen-Belsen; Amsterdam's Anne Frank House calls show 'tasteless satire'

Ruling party lawmaker asserts no records show Poland ever renouncing its right to do so, even as Warsaw refuses to discuss Jewish restitution

Ronald Lauder says Mateusz Morawiecki's reference to Nazi leader to reject his country's liability is 'alarming in the extreme'

Jeremy Issacharoff says it's hard for him to imagine interaction with people who express nostalgia for Germany's Nazi past

Delving into UK and US intel files, a British historian takes aim at myriad of nonsensical stories that history's greatest villain managed to escape and live out his life in peace

Former soldier, whose family has Jewish origins, left France in 1938 for an internship in the US and enlisted after seeing France's Vichy leader shake hands with Adolf Hitler

World Jewish Congress says picnics and hiking trips among events planned across the continent to mark 130 years since birth of Nazi leader