Family claims painting by Wassily Kandinsky -- owned by Robert Lewenstein during Nazi occupation -- was illegally sold to Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 1940

In admission of guilt, Protestant Church says it 'failed in speaking out and in keeping silent' during WW2 and 'prepared the soil where the seed of anti-Semitism could grow'

Mayor of Haarlem grants Darryl Danchelo Osenga, who is known by his stage name Insayno, the title of city poet, sparking passionate protests

Site in Amsterdam's Jewish Quarter will feature names of more than 102,000 Jews, Roma and Sinti who were murdered in or on their way to Nazi concentration camps

Henk van Gelderen joined resistance after his textile factory was confiscated by the German occupation forces

The museum's usual 3,500 daily visitors, 90% of whom are foreign, has dropped to 1,000, all of whom are local; management says the decrease is a major threat to its bottom line

Jewish community representatives say offer is disappointingly low and money should be given to families as well as memorials; NS carried an estimated 102,000 Jews to their deaths

With gates left open to increase air circulation, Jews fear health measures could leave campuses vulnerable to anti-Semitic attacks

Cultural center of Dutch city's historic Jewish community holds several museums and the beautiful Portuguese Synagogue. But is it enough to draw cautious tourists?

Report publishes first map of Jewish-owned assets stolen in country during World War II, finds total worth was equivalent to $640 million today