'People here in Poland are happy that a Jew from Israel came to play for Auschwitz,' says Canadian-born Eliezer Sherbatov, who captains national team

Salo Muller demands compensation from Deutsche Bahn after successful campaign against Dutch railway for making millions of dollars in today's terms for sending Jews to their death

Report says Rainer Hoess has been convicted in criminal court 13 times since 1991 for various offenses ranging from fraud to threats and assault

Death camp museum employees say one pair belonged to Amos Steinberg, born in 1938; they hope more detailed research will reveal details about each individual

Popular social media site deletes memes after reports from BBC, activists say site not doing enough to stop hate speech reaching young users

'We want to support this work and preserve the memory because German responsibility for the Holocaust will never end,' says FM Heiko Maas

Holocaust memorial site, where 1.1 million people, mostly European Jews, were killed, says its '2020 budget has collapsed' as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic

Spoons, forks, cobbler's tools and other objects found tucked under chimney flue in main camp's block 17, possibly hoarded by inmates planning an escape

Polish-born Joe Feingold, 97, died of COVID-19 complications at New York hospital where Alex, 95, succumbed to pneumonia a month earlier

For years, Anita Lasker-Wallfisch could not speak of her time playing music a few meters from the crematorium, but has since spoken out against rising dangers of anti-Semitism