Works from Picasso, Renoir and more amassed by Emil Buhrle under new scrutiny after book raises questions about whether they were stolen from Jews during World War II

Top Israeli diplomat, Auschwitz Museum condemn Confederation party after protest features 'Vaccination Makes You Free' sign intended to mimic infamous slogan at death camp gate

In a small Polish village outside Lodz, German SS leaders discovered how to bring the Jewish genocide 'to scale' and hide evidence of their crimes by cremating the human remains

New short animated Netflix doc 'Camp Confidential' by Israeli directors Mor Loushy and Daniel Sivan unearths a controversial top-secret program that helped America win the Cold War

City will nurture descendant of plant smuggled into Theresienstadt concentration camp to celebrate Tu Bishvat in 1943

Traditional Hanukkah tops collected by Arthur Kurzweil are pulled from the earth in the Old Country; they have little monetary value, but their historical significance is priceless

Persecution of Middle Eastern Jewry 'has been denied for a lengthy period,' according to historians advocating for 'more inclusive' Jewish memory

Auschwitz memorial museum calls comparison 'shameful,' lamenting journalist's exploitation of Holocaust for use in modern-day debate on vaccines

Justus Rosenberg, a professor whose long career teaching literature was preceded by a remarkable tenure in the French resistance during the Holocaust, died aged 100 last month

President hosted by London team owner Roman Abramovich and gives speech on 'Say No To Antisemitism' initiative; event also honors Olympic medalists murdered in Holocaust