Memorial center named after Holocaust's largest mass grave identifies 159 perpetrators; 'It is possible that on this day I shot between around 150 and 250 Jews,' one testified

Jews who lived in Nazi-occupied Romania, southern France also to get monthly stipends for 1st time; Claims Conference: 'For many survivors the funds will relieve crushing poverty'

Visiting Kyiv for Babi Yar massacre anniversary, president meets with Ukrainian president, PM; lauds country for passing law banning antisemitism

Irmgard Furchner allowed to return to her retirement home ahead of fresh hearing on charges of complicity in murder of more than 10,000 people at Stutthof camp

'Never forget terrible' 1941 slaughter of 33,000 Jews, president urges as he embarks on first official visit to a foreign country since taking office

Case against Herbert Waller, 99, has previously been dropped because he was at Ukrainian killing site as medic; lawyer isn’t buying it: 'Why do you need paramedics in a massacre?'

Mayor of Alaska's largest city later apologizes for supporting use of Holocaust imagery to liken mask mandates to oppression of Jewish people in Nazi Germany

Court orders Irmgard Furchner be held pending resumption of trial on October 19 after she left her retirement home near Hamburg and took cab to a subway station, instead of hearing

Police apprehend Irmgard Furchner hours after she was declared a fugitive by court; Nazi hunter: 'If she is healthy enough to flee, she is healthy enough to be incarcerated'

Arrest warrant issued after Irmgard Furchner absconds; defendant charged with complicity in the murders of more than 10,000 people at the Stutthof concentration camp in Poland