Together with the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures and others, the Austrian consulate pays tribute to expat stars with a symposium and 6-week film series running through Jan. 31

At inauguration ceremony in Vienna for Holocaust monument, chancellor says: 'We looked away for too long, until we realized our role as perpetrators'

Protest, publicized by the Austrian Union of Jewish Students, sees street signs named for Nazis and SS members pasted over with a temporary homage to resistance leaders

Unearthed journals reveal how the Jewish novelist who died by suicide in 1942 foresaw 'dangerous, embattled times' in the 1930s, his mental health declining with Hitler's advance

New York Times bestselling author Julie Metz details a never-told family history uncovered after her mother's death through painstaking research, in her new book 'Eva and Eve'

Two dozen spectators take part in an eight-hour hike, alongside amateur actors portraying survivors who traversed the area to board ships to Palestine in 1947

Two scholars will win Salo W. and Jeannette M. Baron Young Scholar Awards every 2 years, Austrian institution announces

585 reported incidents in 2020 represent a 6% increase over previous year; physical assaults nearly double from six to 11

Officials accuse Geoffrey Hoguet of libelous claims amid ongoing legal conflict over foundation expropriated under Third Reich

Noting recent rise in anti-Semitic incidents, minister says the new measures are aimed at combating all forms of Jew hatred, wherever they are expressed