In controversial ruling, Netherlands restitution committee refuses to return a Wassily Kandinsky painting worth millions, citing 'public interest'

Move comes following uptick in anti-Semitic incidents in the Netherlands and after woman was filmed delivering anti-Semitic screed at site

UNESCO director general addresses gathering in Frankfurt birthplace of teenage Holocaust diarist

Although her last journal entry was penned 75 years ago, the young writer and her works are still being reinterpreted to craft her literary legacy

Writer Joop van Wijk has spent years piecing together his mysterious Aunt Nelly’s wartime activities, cutting through lies that concealed her Nazi collaborator past

Removal of 4 photos from new display on persecution of Netherlands Jews gains media attention, prompts discussion on how and where to display graphic images of the WWII genocide