Vienna-born Ben Zion Lapid left Austria 76 years ago, received passport under legislation to restore citizenship to those persecuted by the Nazi regime

New rules allow those who were persecuted by the Nazi regime and their direct descendants to become Austrian citizens without giving up their current passports

The psychoanalyst took most of his belongings with him when he fled Nazis in 1938; on display are some of his books, his box of chess and tarot games

Suspect allegedly attacked Jewish community head in city of Graz, defaced its lone synagogue, committed 5 more crimes

Vandals deface lone Jewish house of worship in city of Graz; head of community blames 'anti-Israel anti-Semitism'

From September tens of thousands of Israelis will be eligible following change in law; government says measure 'in line with Austria’s ongoing endeavor for reconciliation'

Annual prize of about $17,000 meant to encourage more people to combat hatred of Jews; far-right Freedom Party only parliamentary group to oppose award

Rudolf Anschober says infections could 'massively increase' in autumn, warns 'risk awareness has markedly decreased in the population'

'The Tobacconist' imagines friendship between founder of psychoanalysis and teenage boy in coming-of-age story set against backdrop of 1938 German annexation of Austria

Large slabs set in the ground in a circle to be engraved with the names of the 64,000 victims who have been identified; site envisioned as 'place of reverence' for visitors