Yad Vashem and Claims Conference team up to highlight stories of 'Righteous Rescuers' who risked everything, even their lives, to save Jews from murder by the Nazis

Report says lack of Hebrew literacy or knowledge of eligibility among reasons many survivors find themselves without financial aid

Inge Auerbacher joins the likes of Elie Wiesel and Shimon Peres in being invited to speak to the Bundestag, where she will discuss being sent to Theresienstadt as a child

Anna Salton Eisen says she finds comfort in fact that community received so much support from government officials and neighboring communities

Charlotte Knobloch, 89, is at the head of the German Jewish community during its unlikely revival, but admits concerns for its future: 'We need to hang in and hope for better days'

Gertrude Pressburger went viral in a video during country's 2016 presidential campaign

Funds were supposed to be distributed in two payments by end of 2022, but are expedited to help recipients cope with coronavirus-related financial hardships

Through April 2022, 'Nothing To Do But Try' at NYC's Museum of Jewish Heritage showcases the artist's overlooked early work, created in the immediate aftermath of the genocide

After the success of his bestselling toy line created in the '80s, Orenstein continued with many other inventions, and eventually became a star poker player

In Israel for the competition, Michelle Marie Colon surprises fellow contestants and Holocaust museum officials in revealing her heritage during visit to Yad Vashem