Esther Safran Foer releases postwar memoir detailing her birth in a DP camp, the midlife discovery of a murdered sister, and her investigative journey back to Ukraine

Hans Calmeyer is said to have saved thousands of Jews while he did clerical work for the Nazis -- but a 92-year-old woman claims in a new documentary that he sent her to be killed

Grassroots initiatives like Zikaron BaSalon get same boost in attendance as large groups, as events canceled due to COVID-19 force memorials online. (Includes links to ceremonies)

Francoise Frenkel's tale of survival, 'The Bookshop in Berlin,' was nearly lost to history; now it's available in the US

A delegation led by the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Foundation brings back former prisoners following a massive January 27 event marking the camp's liberation

Addressing heads of states, Irene Shashar relates how she spent the Holocaust in sewers, secreted by her selfless mother, determined to see her child to a better life

40 years after his death, Helmut Kleinicke, who kept mum about sheltering and helping Jewish laborers avoid deportation to death camps, designated as Righteous Among the Nations

Documents show Moshe Peter Loth, who publicly forgave accused Nazi guard in November, was not born in Stutthof camp as he claims, was born to Christian family

New book details how unmarried women were tricked into showing up for deportation, and follows the few who managed against all odds to survive three long years of hell on earth

300 young adults participate in annual Toronto-based Dinner of Miracles to listen to firsthand accounts of finding light after the death of WWII Europe