At emotional ceremony, descendants of Fritz Grünbaum thank authorities for 'justice' after return of Egon Schiele paintings

Vatican archive documents on mass killings in Poland undercut Holy See’s argument that it couldn’t denounce Holocaust as was unable to verify diplomatic reports

New show Mauritshuis museum in The Hague aimed at coming to terms with country's colonial past; Rembrandt self-portrait taken from Jewish family among collection

Active in speaking about the Shoah, Fahidi wrote a memoir of her experiences and was also well-known for dance performances at the age of 90

Over 100 intellectuals warn of fallout from PA president’s ‘ignorant narratives’ on the Palestinian cause, denounce his ‘authoritarian and draconian rule’

Mass to be held in honor of the Ulmas, who were executed along with 8 Jews they were hiding; experts have warned Warsaw could use recognition to downplay Poles' role in Holocaust

Historians warn Warsaw using celebration of family who died rescuing Jews to prop up image and ignore collaboration with Nazis

Report from Yad Vashem, the Vatican, Italian Jewish community says at least 3,200 Jews were protected by church

In his new book 'Architects of Terror,' Sir Paul Preston shows how Spain's ties to Nazi Germany and use of antisemitic propaganda belied its claims of sympathy to Jewish refugees

Unsourced report says officials understand that move to fire head of memorial will be shelved amid growing international outcry from US, EU officials and Holocaust educators