After court ruled that William Latson should have been reprimanded rather than fired, Boca Raton high school narrowly votes to reinstate him in administrative position

Trove discovered recently in 'breathtaking' development, as old house of Gertrud Kauders' classmate near Prague is demolished; now the paintings need a new home

Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan writes in guestbook: 'I salute the souls of those who fell victim to Holocaust'; Ashkenazi surprises him with own family's Holocaust tale

A grandson of Stefania and Jan Buchała will accept medal naming them posthumously with title Israel confers on non-Jews who risked their lives to save Jews from Nazis

Researchers discover that a barely visible number scrawled on Ludwig Steinberg's valise corresponds to transport number of his six-year-old son Amos, killed at Auschwitz in 1944

Docudrama 'The Keeper' tells the amazing true story of Bert Trautmann's journey from German POW to Manchester City goalie. But questions remain over his wartime service in Ukraine

Canvases by Andre Derain were once owned by renowned Parisian gallery owner Rene Gimpel, then seized as spoils after his arrest for joining Resistance to fight Nazi occupation

'A black page was inscribed in the common past of the Ukrainian and Jewish people,' President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says of 1941 slaughter in Kyiv ravine by SS troops and locals

Early 20th century paintings by Andre Derain were taken as spoils in WWII after their owner, Rene Gimpel, was denounced by a rival dealer for joining the resistance

Scandinavian nation plans museum with focus on survivors and a center devoted to Raoul Wallenberg, a diplomat who saved thousands of Jews in WWII